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"Schnucki, ach Schnucki" - KARSTEN TROYKE & TRIO SCHO
Event by: Theater Ost
Location: Moriz-Seeler-Straße 1, Moriz-Seeler-Straße 1, Berlin - Bezirk Treptow-Köpenick
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New Berlin songs and Sovietski Rock'n`Roll, Jewish songs, Tangos & Cabaret
The title may confuse a little, but yes, that was the name of the greatest post-war hit by the Jewish-Austrian entertainer Hermann Leopoldi-after exile in the USA. This title now gives the motto through chansons and folklore to the Yiddish song and own songs from today. Some songs of the program come from old gramophone records from the 1930s to 1960s, which-once recorded by successful singers and film orchestras-are still popular and present in everyday life.
Russian jazz was born in Odessa-where else? The Ukrainian-Russian trio Scho from Berlin is an important representative of this music genre. Occupation Gennadi Desatnik (violin, guitar, vocals, compositions), Valeriy Khorysman (accordeon, vocals, arrangemnts) & Alexander Franz (double bass, singing). With charm and temperament, they interpret a palette of songs and music that comes from the former unusual atmosphere of the multi-ethnic metropolises Kiev and Odessa: "Odessa Mama", Russian romances "in Swing", a ride on the Kiewer tram ...
and exactly this Eastern European cosmopolitan of their music fits for the Yiddish tangos, Cabaret songs and chansons with which Karsten Troyke gained international fame. He is an actor, spokesman, but also singer and songwriter - especially idiosyncratic interpret - in a strangely rough voice. He brought programs with his own songs and texts, especially in recent years.
34 € in advance/€ 38 at the box office. Please inform yourself about our discounts on the website www.theater-ost.de /ticket orders by email: [email protected] or via the order form on the website
Important: In any case, you will receive an order confirmation from us! If this is not possible, please ask. Sometimes orders do not arrive with us.
The title may confuse a little, but yes, that was the name of the greatest post-war hit by the Jewish-Austrian entertainer Hermann Leopoldi-after exile in the USA. This title now gives the motto through chansons and folklore to the Yiddish song and own songs from today. Some songs of the program come from old gramophone records from the 1930s to 1960s, which-once recorded by successful singers and film orchestras-are still popular and present in everyday life.
Russian jazz was born in Odessa-where else? The Ukrainian-Russian trio Scho from Berlin is an important representative of this music genre. Occupation Gennadi Desatnik (violin, guitar, vocals, compositions), Valeriy Khorysman (accordeon, vocals, arrangemnts) & Alexander Franz (double bass, singing). With charm and temperament, they interpret a palette of songs and music that comes from the former unusual atmosphere of the multi-ethnic metropolises Kiev and Odessa: "Odessa Mama", Russian romances "in Swing", a ride on the Kiewer tram ...
and exactly this Eastern European cosmopolitan of their music fits for the Yiddish tangos, Cabaret songs and chansons with which Karsten Troyke gained international fame. He is an actor, spokesman, but also singer and songwriter - especially idiosyncratic interpret - in a strangely rough voice. He brought programs with his own songs and texts, especially in recent years.
34 € in advance/€ 38 at the box office. Please inform yourself about our discounts on the website www.theater-ost.de /ticket orders by email: [email protected] or via the order form on the website
Important: In any case, you will receive an order confirmation from us! If this is not possible, please ask. Sometimes orders do not arrive with us.