Currently no performances
The theatrical work of Bertolt Brecht is unthinkable without musicality: unimaginable a "The Threepenny Opera" (1928) without the compositions of Kurt Weill or "Die Mutter" (1932) without the music of Hanns Eisler. In the tradition of song recitals at the Berliner Ensemble, Tilo Nest and Constanze Becker, together with the Fine Arts Big Band, develop a concert with some of the most important songs from Brecht's work in completely new big band arrangements.
WITH Constanze Becker, Tilo Nest and the Fine Arts Big Band (Live-Musik)
ARRANGEMENTS Stephan Genze, Ferdinand von Seebach
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James ScannellErstes Altsaxophon
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Roland SchmittZweites Altsaxophon, Klarinette
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David BeecroftErstes Tenorsaxophon
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Bernhard UllrichZweites Tenorsaxophon
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Karola ElßnerBaritonsaxophon, Bassklarinette
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Jotham BleibergErste Trompete
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Christian MeyersZweite Trompete
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Christoph TitzDritte Trompete
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Aki Sebastian RuhlVierte Trompete
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Friedrich MilzErste Posaune
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Zweite Posaune
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Jörg BüchelerDritte Posaune
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Otwin ZippBassposaune
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Johannes GehlmannGitarre
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Rolf ZielkePiano
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Luca GenzeBass
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Schlagzeug
- Johannes Nölting Dramaturgie
- Steffen Heinke Licht
- Holger Schwark Sound-Design
- Lutz Baumann, Afrim Parduzi Ton
- Frank Sellentin Inspizienz
- Lorenza Zeller Requisite
- Anne-Claire Meyer Maske