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Oliver Steller - Kinderprogramm

Sunday, 3/22/2026 at 3:00 PM

Oliver Steller - Kinderprogramm

Sunday, 3/22/2026
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Kirche Alt St. Ulrich
Ulrichstraße 110
50226 Frechen

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Oliver Steller speaks and sings poems for children 1

Songs • Poems • Magic with the guitar "Frieda"

“Olli” and his guitar “Frieda” play in a wonderful way with poems by Heine, Fontane, Goethe, Morgenstern, and of course contemporary poets like Peter Maiwald. They liberate the well-known texts from their somewhat dusty pedestals and invite lyrical experiments not just for the ears, as singing along, speaking along, and thinking along is on the agenda.
Not rhythm and meter, but “fun with language” is at the forefront of this entertaining hour! Oliver Steller's children's program has been awarded the German Record Critics' Award.

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