THE STUFF THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF
BRANDT — OBERLINGER — SCHOLL — KARAMAZOV
25 % discount for holders of the Dresden Volunteer Pass (subject to availability)
No poet has unfolded a world theater of similar dimensions or described human nature in all its multifaceted glory with such captivating linguistic power as William Shakespeare. Countertenor Andreas Scholl, recorder player Dorothee Oberlinger, lutenist Edin Karamazov, and renowned actor Matthias Brandt dedicate their latest program to the legendary English playwright, fulfilling a lifelong artistic ambition. For Shakespeare's work is inextricably linked to music, and composers have always woven it into their musical creations, creating a moving exploration of the human soul. On this literary and musical journey of discovery, the audience, together with the evening's performers, immerses themselves in a cosmos brimming with magic, enchantment, and wisdom.
MATTHIAS BRANDT RECITATION
ANDREAS SCHOLL COUNTER TENOR
DOROTHEE OBERLINGER RECORDER
EDIN KARAMAZOV LUTE
Shakespeare's world – an evening in literature and music
Sonets and monologues by William Shakespeare and free improvisations, instrumental music and lute songs by John Dowland, Thomas Campon, Henry Purcell, Matthew Locke et. al.
25 % discount for holders of the Dresden Volunteer Pass (subject to availability)
7.30 pm
Martin-Luther-Kirche
