The long-running concert series "Mit Götz Alsmann ins Konzert" has expanded to the Aalto Musiktheater. Götz Alsmann, a musicologist and entertainer, will guide the audience through excerpts from Verdi's "Nabucco." The opera's powerful message is highlighted in Andreas Baesler's staging.A summary from original text in German | Read the original
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Götz Alsmann, a unique entertainer, delights audiences on radio and television. The music scholar presents famous works from the current Essen Philharmonic's program. With charm and humor, Alsmann shows that knowledge increases enjoyment, without needing to be a scholar to enjoy classical music.
Götz Alsmann, a unique entertainer, delights audiences on radio and television. The music scholar presents famous works from the current Essen Philharmonic's program. With charm and humor, Alsmann shows that knowledge increases enjoyment, without needing to be a scholar to enjoy classical music.
Niemand kann so charmant über Musik reden und das mit einer Leidenschaft, die wohl ihresgleichen sucht: Götz Alsmann, mit seiner Band in schöner Regelmäßigkeit in Köln zu Gast. Der Titel des neuen Programms gibt Anlass zu den kühnsten Hoffnungen auf einen vergnüglichen Abend.Diese Combo! Das Musikalische ist einfach in sich stimmig; das Quintett eine kleine Welt für sich, in die man nur allzu gerne für eine Weile eintaucht. Bei Götz Alsmann und Co. klingt alles so beiläufig-leicht, ohne dass es ins Beliebige zu driften droht. Im Vordergrund steht immer der Gruppensound: eine wohldosierte Rezeptur aus dezenter Rhythmik und verzärtelter Melodik, die im Zusammenklang aus Vibraphon und Klavier unwillkürlich an die guten alten Filmmelodien denken lässt – herrlich!
The wisdom of proverbs and pop songs remain eternal truths... No wonder Götz Alsmann makes the night the centre of the evening on his new album and in his current programme. Or the evening as the highlight of the day? To this end, he draws on exquisite gems from the history of pop music, melancholic and humorous gems from 1910 to 1965 – and he does it differently to everyone else. It is not for nothing that the singer and pianist Götz Alsmann is regarded as the »King of German jazz schlager«.
After the latest studio album entitled »L.I.E.B.E.« with a tour of the same name and the musical excursions »In Paris« (2011), »On Broadway« (2014) and »In Rome« (2017), the king of the jazz hits Götz Alsmann is back at the Laeiszhalle with a new programme in 2024. The band that assists Götz Alsmann at the concerts consists of musicians, most of whom have been part of the ensemble for decades. At literally thousands of concerts, they have participated in Alsmann’s everlasting commitment to the jazz hit. Their place in music history is assured.
»If music be the food of love, play on!« William Shakespeare once wrote – and in the same spirit, Jakub Hrůša, as our musical »chef de cuisine«, has once again put together sumptuous treats for our audience that unmistakably carry his personal signature. And we start off with a delicacy: With Brahms’ concerto, composed in 1887, which is much more than just a small appetiser – and also follows a quote by Adelbert von Chamisso, that says: »Love is not a solo. Love is a duet.« For the two celebrated soloists Vilde Frang and Sol Gabetta, it was a heartfelt wish to perform this double concerto together at some point – and they will certainly add their artistic flavours to blend into a »giant eight-stringed violin« in accordance with the composer’s wishes. The musical menu also features works by two other favourite composers of our Chief Conductor: Martinů’s Symphony No. 3, which he wrote in 1944 while in exile in America, contains echoes of the folk music of his Czech homeland, as well as skilfully processing the zeitgeist of that time – and, most importantly, indulging in great emotions. After this mighty symphony, we serve Dvořák’s »Scherzo capriccioso«, because Jakub Hrůša loves to break with the conventions of a traditional concert programme time and again. The name already suggests a playfully tossed-together dish and this imaginative, lavishly orchestrated and skilfully crafted scherzo from 1883 is not so little, but it is still a charming nightcap: it is one of the many captivating works from Dvořák’s pen to win people’s hearts by storm.
The grand tour production of "The Phantom of the Opera" returns with a star-studded cast and a completely new musical arrangement. Awarded the Golden Sun 2023 by Sonnenklar TV, the production features world star Deborah Sasson and German musical star Uwe Kröger. The musical has been reimagined with new music by British composer Ryan Martin and impressive stage design by Daniel Stryjecki and Michael Scott. This version stays true to the original novel while incorporating operatic elements, creating a unique blend of opera and musical theater.
Third Generation East's experimental music theatre, Opera Otze Axt, is inspired by East punk anti-hero Dieter "Otze" Ehrlich. Exploring destruction as a historical, narrative, and musical motif, the collective challenges systems of power. Supported by NOperas!, a funding initiative by the Fund for Experimental Music Theatre (feXm), in partnership with NRW KULTURsekretariat.
World-star Deborah Sasson and German musical star Uwe Kröger reunite their talents on German stages. Their chemistry is palpable, showcasing their deserved spotlight. Awarded the Golden Sun 2023 by Sonnenklar TV, their "Phantom of the Opera" has captivated audiences since 2010. Featuring masterful arrangements by Ryan Martin, spectacular stage design by Daniel Stryjecki and Michael Scott, this production stays true to the original novel, incorporating operatic quotes. Sasson's powerful voice embodies Christine, while Kröger, known for his role in "Elisabeth," plays the Phantom, alongside a talented ensemble.
According to Theodor Fontane, happiness lies in small things, which could also describe songs. Soprano Sarah Wegener explores this happiness in her Cologne concert. She performs songs like Richard Strauss's "Traum durch die Dämmerung," which questions where happiness lies. Wegener, known for her intense performances, joins pianist Götz Payer in this pursuit of happiness.
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