Gedichte und Gitarrenmusik aus Spanien und Lateinamerika mit Barbara Stoll und Günther Schwarz
Poesy and Guitar
From the 15th century to the present: Nobel Prize winners like Gabriela Mistral or Octavio Paz, and Pedro Calderón de la Barca, Lope de Vega with Spanish, South American guitar music by Tarrega, Llobet, Albeniz, Rodrigo, Falla, from France Satie and South America Barrios, Villa Lobos, Merlin, Piazzolla
Barbara Stoll is a diploma actress and director for theater, musicals, and live shows (television). She is also known as a film actress (including Tatort) and from engagements at city and state theaters. Since 1995, she has been the voice of the German-French cultural channel Arte. As a speaker at SWR, she is known from documentaries such as Countries, People, Adventures, and many other productions. With her own performance, chanson, and literature programs, she is successfully on tour in the German-speaking area. In addition, Barbara Stoll works as a lecturer in voice, acting, and media-appropriate speaking. Among the awards of the multi-award-winning reciter is the “Laureate Prize for Poetic Power,” which was awarded to her for her portrayal of Penthesilea.
Günther Schwarz, born in Stuttgart, studied classical guitar at the music colleges of Stuttgart and Trossingen. He received important artistic impulses in master classes with, among others, Manuel Barrueco, Leo Brouwer, Angelo Gilardino, David Russell, Roberto Aussel, and Pepe Romero. After his artistic maturity examination, he performed alongside his teaching activities at the Stuttgart music school as a guitarist in the "Duo con Animo." Günther Schwarz has a versatile solo and chamber music repertoire and plays a guitar by the renowned Parisian guitar maker Daniel Friederich (1986).
Admission: 7 PM