Kammerkonzerte Schwäbisch Hall präsentiert: Liederabend "Liebe und andere Unfälle"
Yes, love ... That is quite a thing with love and all the feelings. There is hardly a topic, a motif, or a state of mind that has inspired more composers since times immemorial and driven them to emotional as well as musical peak performances. It can be cheerful at times, romantic at others, dramatic, or even painful – and the occasional amorous emergency is not to be missed. With a certain wink and, above all, with a lot of heart and feeling, Carmen Seibel and Anna Anstett set out into the world of love. Along the way, they encounter composers such as Gabriel Fauré, Hugo Wolf, Benjamin Britten, Johannes Brahms, and even Richard Wagner, trying to get a little closer to the secret of love ...
Carmen Seibel grew up in Michelbach. After graduating from St. Michael High School, she studied singing in Stuttgart and completed her studies with honors. In 2017, she won 1st prize at the Anneliese Rothenberger Competition. Since then, she has been a permanent member of the Saarland State Theatre. She has a long friendship and collaboration with Anne Anstett, which began during their studies in Stuttgart.
Ukrainian pianist Anna Anstett began her musical training in her hometown of Donetsk. She then obtained degrees in piano, accompaniment, song accompaniment, and art song at the music colleges in Stuttgart, Mannheim, and Karlsruhe. As a sought-after chamber musician and vocal accompanist, she performs both nationally and internationally.
Songs by Gabriel Fauré, Hugo Wolf, Benjamin Britten, Johannes Brahms, Richard Wagner, among others.
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Hallo, ich bin Maya.
