Frank Fröhlich inspires on June 28th with Blue Hour in the monastery

Frank Fröhlich inspires on June 28th with Blue Hour in the monastery

On Saturday, June 28th at 7.30 p.m., the picturesque Tempzin monastery invites you to a very special music and literature experience. The well -known artist Frank Fröhlich, who likes to call himself a "guitarist of the stars", will present his new program "Blue Hour". In this unconventional appearance, happily combines virtuoso guitar music with humorous anecdotes and poems, and makes the audience be amazed and smile.

The native of Dresden inspires with a mix of melancholy and joke. In his program, he combines his own compositions with texts by well -known writers such as Joachim Ringelnatz, Wilhelm Busch and Erich Kästner. The guitar is more than just an instrument for him - she becomes a narrator who conveys the human questions and solid stories of the "blue hour". "The guitar can do everything! You just have to leave it ...", said cheerfully on one of his last occasions.

an ode to the "blue hour"

The "blue hour" describes the magical time between sunset and total darkness. She not only captivates painters and photographers, but also inspires musicians. In his new album, which bears the same title, Frank Fröhlich deals with the connection between melancholy and gaming joke. With humorous pieces such as "Blues I" and "Trout in Blue", he creates a lively mood, while at the same time finding thoughtful sounds like "The moon has risen" and Fand "Night Singing".

Fröhlich blossoms more and more to a master who captivates his audience not only through musical skills on his Hanika guitar, but also through funny moderations and poems. A special highlight of the evening will be the title piece "Blue Hour", in which the saxophonist Volker Schlott accompanies him. He once again shows how music and poetry are interwoven.

music and literature in dialogue

The connection of music and literature is a topic that has been discussed for generations. As the Deutschlandfunk Kultur reports, many writers have seen the aesthetic power of music as the key to human soul since the romanticism. Rousseau's question whether music and language have arisen further questions our perception of art and culture.

This discussion can also be found in Fröhlich's work, because it brings the complex emotions and questions of life into an appealing musical form. His unique approach to the "Blue Hour" will both take the listeners and stimulate thought and thus turn the Tempzin monastery into a place of creative exchange again.

For everyone who has a good knack for extraordinary cultural experiences, this concert is a must-see! Have a look and be enchanted by Frank Fröhlich's charismatic appearance. Further information can be found in SVZ and on Franklichs website.