Singer-songwriter Gisbert zu Knyphausen interprets songs by Franz Schubert, newly arranged for instrumental band.
Sun. 17.9.2023
19:30, Pantheon Theatre
Schumacher & Knyphausen: Schubert
- Past Event
- € 38 / 28
Contributors
- Gisbert zu Knyphausen singer-songwriter
- Kai Schumacher piano
- Yana Gottheil violin
- Luiza Labouriau violin
- Janeks Niklavics viola
- Elif Dimli violoncello
- Felix Weigt double bass
- Michael Flury trombone
- Marcus Schneider E-guitar
- Sebastian Deufel drums, percussion
Programme
Gisbert zu Knyphausen and Kai Schumacher
Lass irre Hunde heulen: Gisbert sings Schubert
Franz Schubert
»Gute Nacht«, arr. by Gisbert zu Knyphausen & Sebastian Deufel
»Ihr Bild«, arr. by Kai Schumacher
Gisbert zu Knyphausen
»Herzlichen Glückwunsch«
Franz Schubert
»Nähe des Geliebten«, arr. by Gisbert zu Knyphausen, Sebastian Deufel & Kai Schumacher
»Ständchen«, arr. by Gisbert zu Knyphausen & Michael Flury
Gisbert zu Knyphausen
»Flugangst«
»Unter dem hellblauen Himmel«
Franz Schubert
»Der Doppelgänger«, arr. by Kai Schumacher
»Der Wegweiser«, arr. by Kai Schumacher
Gisbert zu Knyphausen
»Hier bin ich«
Kai Schumacher
»Rausch«
Franz Schubert
»Auflösung«, arr. by Gisbert zu Knyphausen, Sebastian Deufel & Kai Schumacher
»Der Leiermann«, arr. by Kai Schumacher
»Litanei auf das Fest Aller Seelen«, arr. by Kai Schumacher
The concert at at glance
What awaits me?
What is special about the concert?
Schubert’s songs not as art song, but performed with zu Knyphausen’s smoky voice and gritty accompaniment: you’ve never heard this music in this way before.
How does it sound?
Description
Singer-songwriter Gisbert zu Knyphausen sings Franz Schubert – in his own arrangements for an instrumental band. In popmusic guise, Schubert’s timeless art songs acquire a different kind of urgency. Knyphausen’s smoky and sincere voice makes it clear how relevant this 19th-century music still is for our lives today. Schubert’s »Winterreise« cycle takes centre stage.