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Romantic Slivo & The Burning Hearts If Al Green hands out 100 red roses, he hands out 1000. If Pavarotti sighs 1 handkerchief per concert, you need at least 10 for him. If in the Summer of Love it was ‘Sex, Drugs & Rock’n’Roll’, with him it’s ‘Love, Love & Love’. “Romantic Slivo” sets newContinue reading “Romantic Slivo”

da Blechhauf’n “Well Done” … or as they say in the Austrian pub: “guat durch”. The 7gentlemen from “Da Blechhauf’n”, who are now a little fried, serve youwith their new programme “Well Done” bourgeois polkas, trendyfast food, schmaltzy ballads, spicy peasant jazz, juicy marches,charred classical music, sweet and sour blues and golden-brown breaded waltzes.So thatContinue reading “da Blechhauf’n”

Schlagertherapie Do you feel the same way? Do you open the newspaper, turn on the radio or switch on the TV and despair at the same moment as people try to convince you on all these channels that the end of the world is imminent? The war in Ukraine, corona, climate change, environmental pollution, ISContinue reading “Schlagertherapie”

Brein, Schmid & Gansch When it comes to a congenial partner on the trumpet, Georg Breinschmid’s motto is: Gansch or not at all! And if a violinist is missing as the third member of the trio, then of course you go to Schmid and not Schmiedl. The musical trinity par excellence, if you really wantContinue reading “Brein, Schmid & Gansch”

Christoph Moschberger & da Blechhauf’n If you hear the term “Home” in connection with a bunch of brass players, you might first think of lederhosen and idyllic Alpine panoramas – accompanied by hearty brass music. However, “Christoph Moschberger & da Blechhauf’n” prove in their stage programme of the same name that this combination has muchContinue reading “Christoph Moschberger & da Blechhauf’n”

Dominik Wagner & Lauma Skride The double bass, often regarded as an oversized violin or member of the viola da gamba family, is the focus of the album “CHAPTERS – A Double Bass Story” by the young Viennese bassist Dominik Wagner. Wagner dedicates a passionate homage to the often underestimated instrument by presenting its manyContinue reading “Dominik Wagner & Lauma Skride”

Weihnachts-Schlagertherapie Do you feel the same way? Do you open the newspaper, turn on the radio or switch on the television and despair at the same moment as you are convinced on all these channels that the end of the world is imminent? Environmental disasters and war wherever you look … And as if thereContinue reading “Weihnachts-Schlagertherapie”

Dominik Wagner OPUS Klassik winner as “Young Artist of the Year 2022”, debut at Carnegie Hall, masterclasses and concerts at the Juilliard School and the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, scholarship holder of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation – at just 25 years of age, double bassist Dominik Wagner’s superlatives are overflowing. His firstContinue reading “Dominik Wagner”

Thomas Gansch & radio.string.quartet When the core repertoire of a string quartet does not include the corresponding oeuvre of Beethoven, Schubert or Bartók, but instead the Weather Report hit “Birdland” is elicited from the strings, it is worth listening carefully. Whether Radiohead, “Strange Fruit”, a tribute to the Mahavishnu Orchestra, “Moon River” or the useContinue reading “Thomas Gansch & radio.string.quartet”

Salonorchester Alhambra The musicians have their hair trimmed and gel-manipulated and their pale complexions painted to perform the great hits of the 20s and 30s in a truly beguiling manner.They have only one intention: to make their audience squeal and the dance floor boil.After what feels like a century without the Alhambra salon orchestra, theContinue reading “Salonorchester Alhambra”