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C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Im weissen Rössl, roles: Waldschrat, Hinzelmann & Kaiser.
Opera production by “Oper Oder Spree.”
Singspiel in three acts loosely based on the comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelburg, adapted by Hans Müller and Erik Charell
Lyrics by Robert Gilbert Music by Ralph Benatzky Six musical interludes by Robert Gilbert, Bruno Granichstaedten, and Robert Stolz
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Im weissen Rössl, roles: Waldschrat, Hinzelmann & Kaiser.
Opera production by “Oper Oder Spree.”
Singspiel in three acts loosely based on the comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelburg, adapted by Hans Müller and Erik Charell
Lyrics by Robert Gilbert Music by Ralph Benatzky Six musical interludes by Robert Gilbert, Bruno Granichstaedten, and Robert Stolz
Im weissen Rössl, roles: Waldschrat, Hinzelmann & Kaiser.
Opera production by “Oper Oder Spree.”
Singspiel in three acts loosely based on the comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelburg, adapted by Hans Müller and Erik Charell
Lyrics by Robert Gilbert Music by Ralph Benatzky Six musical interludes by Robert Gilbert, Bruno Granichstaedten, and Robert Stolz
Im weissen Rössl, roles: Waldschrat, Hinzelmann & Kaiser
Opera production by “Oper Oder Spree.”
Singspiel in three acts loosely based on the comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelburg, adapted by Hans Müller and Erik Charell
Lyrics by Robert Gilbert Music by Ralph Benatzky Six musical interludes by Robert Gilbert, Bruno Granichstaedten, and Robert Stolz
Im weissen Rössl, roles: Waldschrat, Hinzelmann & Kaiser
Opera production by “Oper Oder Spree.”
Singspiel in three acts loosely based on the comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelburg, adapted by Hans Müller and Erik Charell
Lyrics by Robert Gilbert Music by Ralph Benatzky Six musical interludes by Robert Gilbert, Bruno Granichstaedten, and Robert Stolz
Im weissen Rössl, roles: Waldschrat, Hinzelmann & Kaiser
Opera production by “Oper Oder Spree.”
Singspiel in three acts loosely based on the comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelburg, adapted by Hans Müller and Erik Charell
Lyrics by Robert Gilbert Music by Ralph Benatzky Six musical interludes by Robert Gilbert, Bruno Granichstaedten, and Robert Stolz
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
C. Gounod, Faust, role: Valentin
An opera production by Uckeroper:
When a person knows everything yet remains without meaning and without love—that is the tragedy of “Faust,” which Johann Wolfgang von Goethe explores in his play and Charles Gounod in his opera. The Uckeroper brings both works together in a completely new, “focused” version—featuring the romantic music of Charles Gounod and the gripping dialogues of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Nirgend_anders, JNP, Stadeum Stade
Manchmal hat man das Gefühl, im Großen unterzugehen – sich den Vielen angleichen zu müssen. Die Angst vor dem Fremden, dem Unbekannten begleitet uns. Hass und Ausgrenzung verstecken sich im Alltag vieler Menschen. Hoffnung schenkt das nirgend_anders: ein Ort des Zusammenkommens, mit all unseren Einzigartigkeiten.
Nirgend_anders, JNP, Musikbrauerei Berlin
Manchmal hat man das Gefühl, im Großen unterzugehen – sich den Vielen angleichen zu müssen. Die Angst vor dem Fremden, dem Unbekannten begleitet uns. Hass und Ausgrenzung verstecken sich im Alltag vieler Menschen. Hoffnung schenkt das nirgend_anders: ein Ort des Zusammenkommens, mit all unseren Einzigartigkeiten.
Nirgend_anders, JNP, Elbphilharmonie
Manchmal hat man das Gefühl, im Großen unterzugehen – sich den Vielen angleichen zu müssen. Die Angst vor dem Fremden, dem Unbekannten begleitet uns. Hass und Ausgrenzung verstecken sich im Alltag vieler Menschen. Hoffnung schenkt das nirgend_anders: ein Ort des Zusammenkommens, mit all unseren Einzigartigkeiten.
"Sea Fever" lied concert at Berlied Festival
“Sea Fever” is a concert centered around the sea and the journey of the seafarer, captivating both young and old with its lively mix of stories and songs. The Danish baritone Mads Jakobsen and pianist Johannes Stenberg take the audience on a journey with English and Danish songs, complemented by fascinating Viking tales and Nordic folklore, into a world full of adventure and drama. The Greek artist Aphrodite Patoulidou illuminates these themes with live painting.
Brahms, “Ein Deutsches Requiem” op. 45 & “Vier Ernste Gesänge” op. 121
Jacobi-Kirche, Berlin
photo Birgit Tappe
Kurt Weil, Die 7 Todesünden
Role: Bruder
Konzertante Aufführung
Konzersaal der UDK Berlin