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Liquid Soul Duo – Musik aus Luft & Wasser

Wednesday, 6/24/2026 at 7:30 PM

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Liquid Soul Duo – Musik aus Luft & Wasser

Wednesday, 6/24/2026
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Kirche St. Johannis zu Lassan
Kirchenstraße 1
17440 Lassan

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Liquid Soul play with the elements of air & water and take their audience into their very own water sound world.

At the center of Liquid Soul's concerts is the water-stitch organ, a musical and instrumental novelty.
In concerts, Liquid Soul combines the water-stitch organ with saxophone and the Chinese mouth organ Sheng. Additional instruments such as Aquarion (glass marimba), Hang (handpan), and cajon enrich their primarily original compositions.

Audiences can experience multi-layered soundscapes, complex rhythmic patterns, vibrant dialogues, and improvisations. The resulting new sound world reflects the various cultural influences that inspired Gert Anklam and Beate Gatscha during their study and work stays both domestically and abroad.

Liquid Soul plays with the elements of air & water and takes their audience into their very own water-sound world.

Beate Gatscha: water-stitch organ, Hang, Aquarion (glass marimba), and more.
Gert Anklam: saxophones, water-stitch organ, Sheng, Aquarion, and more.

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The text of the event named 'Alexei Volodin & Claire Huangci - Two Pianos - One Soul' is as follows:

No piano music can sound more powerful!

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Program
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) Sonata in D Major for two pianos KV 448
Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) Rondo in C Major op. 73
Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) Scherzo for two pianos op. 87
Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873–1943) Suite No. 2 in C Major op. 17 for two pianos
Maurice Ravel (1875–1937) “La Valse” (arranged for two pianos)

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Elina Duni & Rob Luft: Reaching for the Moon

In 2017, the paths of Albanian-born and Swiss-raised singer Elina Duni and British guitarist Rob Luft crossed at the Montreux Jazz Festival. Since then, they have been touring the world together and have released two critically acclaimed albums with ECM Records in a quartet format.

With their new album, they return as a duo to the roots of their first encounter. Their different musical backgrounds converge in a unique way: Elina Duni draws from the traditions of Albanian folk music, while Rob Luft develops his signature from jazz, folk, and contemporary improvisation.

In the intimate duo format, the beauty of Elina Duni's warm, expressive voice unfolds in interplay with Rob Luft's crystalline guitar lines. Together they weave songs into a tapestry of sound that conjures the mystery of the night, the moon, and magic. A musical journey that reminds us of the comfort that the feeling of home can provide.

Elina Duni, vocals, frame drum
Rob Luft, guitar

--> This concert is included in the festival ticket: All six concerts of the World-Town-Festival 2027 including one free drink per concert: 119 €, for students: 99 €

In case of heavy rain, the concert will take place at the ALI-Theater Tiengen.

Entry: 19:30

Waldshut-Tiengen

6/4/2027
8:00 PM

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Red and Blue – Musikalische Dialoge zwischen Himmel und Meer

What happens when music draws attention to the beauty and fragility of our oceans? With their program "Red and Blue," violinist Julia Smirnova and cellist Konstantin Manaev combine musical expressiveness with a theme that concerns us all: the protection of the world's oceans.

At the center is the work "Red and Blue" by Austrian composer Johanna Doderer. It was created as a double concerto for violin and cello and is closely linked to a joint ocean project of the two musicians in collaboration with the One Wave initiative. During a trip to Scotland in June 2026, they intensely engaged with the consequences of plastic pollution in the world's oceans. The colors red and blue symbolically represent plastic pieces and microplastics, which are often mistaken for food by marine animals and can pose a deadly threat to fish, turtles, and seabirds. Doderer’s music makes audible the tension between the beauty and the threat of the oceans, transforming it into an intense musical dialogue about the fragility of our marine world.

However, the program goes far beyond this theme. Across nearly nine centuries of music history, works that tell of spirituality, peace, natural forces, and inner reflection meet. From the medieval chants of Hildegard von Bingen to contemporary compositions, culminating in the famous “Passacaglia” by Georg Friedrich Handel in the virtuosic arrangement by Johan Halvorsen, a multifaceted dialogue unfolds between past and present, humanity and nature.

Julia Smirnova and Konstantin Manaev unite musical tradition and contemporary sound worlds into a concert that touches hearts, stimulates thought, and opens new perspectives.

Good to know:
Your concert ticket includes access to the Jerichow Monastery. Explore the monastery grounds on your own before the concert.

Doors open: 30 minutes before the event begins.

Jerichow

7/17/2027
5:00 PM

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4 Souls - Songs für die Seele

Behind the name 4 Souls lies an acoustic band that has been making waves across Germany. No, 4 Souls is not a "casting product," but actually long-time friends who share a deep soul connection. That's why they make music 4 Souls – that is, for the soul.
Since 2013, they have been enchanting concert-goers with their stage program "Songs für die Seele" and keeping world hits – interpreted in their own, unmistakable sound – unforgettable.
4 Souls impress with the absolute harmony of the three voices and the finely tuned interplay of the two, sometimes even three acoustic guitars. What remains after each concert is the certainty that this band will not leave the stage until they are sure they have touched the souls of their listeners.

4 Souls are:
Wulli Wullschläger (guitar / vocals)
Sonja Tonn (vocals / guitar)
Jürgen Hoffmann (guitars)
Christian Pöllmann (vocals / guitar)

Photo: Monika Kober

WEB: wulliundsonja.de

Entry: 6 PM

Erlangen

7/29/2027
7:00 PM

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Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu - Tour 2027

Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu

Behind every tone is a word, behind every song a story. Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu tells them, these little stories of everyday life, that lie on the sidewalk waiting to be discovered – more with the instrument than with the mouth. Because your imagination is their lyrics.

These are the grand melodies of small, crazy things – sound stories told by the duo's instruments. Instrumental pop that balances the courage to close your eyes and madness while sitting!

Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu stands for instrumental pop, grown from a classical music education, shaped by a shared jazz study in Leipzig, inspired by musical exchanges with numerous friends and luminaries of the German music scene – Clueso, Sarah Lesch, Daniel Hope, Elif, Udo Lindenberg, Max Prosa, Günther “Baby” Sommer.

After the release of the EPs "Traumfresserchen," "Clara Park," "Soviel du brauchst," and their first albums "Kompott geht immer" and "In der Nacht," Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu released their first live album "Live im Gewandhaus" in 2020.

Sascha Stiehler – Piano, Synthesizer
Antonio Lucaciu – Saxophone, Vocals

Doors open at 7 PM, standing area

Potsdam

9/24/2027
8:00 PM

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Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu - Tour 2027

Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu

Behind every tone is a word, behind every song a story. Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu tells them, these little stories of everyday life, that lie on the sidewalk waiting to be discovered – more with the instrument than with the mouth. Because your imagination is their lyrics.

These are the grand melodies of small, crazy things – sound stories told by the duo's instruments. Instrumental pop that balances the courage to close your eyes and madness while sitting!

Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu stands for instrumental pop, grown from a classical music education, shaped by a shared jazz study in Leipzig, inspired by musical exchanges with numerous friends and luminaries of the German music scene – Clueso, Sarah Lesch, Daniel Hope, Elif, Udo Lindenberg, Max Prosa, Günther “Baby” Sommer.

After the release of the EPs "Traumfresserchen," "Clara Park," "Soviel du brauchst," and their first albums "Kompott geht immer" and "In der Nacht," Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu released their first live album "Live im Gewandhaus" in 2020.

Sascha Stiehler – Piano, Synthesizer
Antonio Lucaciu – Saxophone, Vocals

Doors open at 7 PM, standing area

Halle

9/28/2027
8:00 PM

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Friend N Fellow - „Dieses deutsche Duo zaubert die Klangfülle einer ganzen Band.“ – AUDIO (HiFi-Magazin)

For 35 years, Constanze Friend and Thomas Fellow have been successfully performing together on stage.

The duo was formed in 1991, although both artists met back in the 1980s. The early days of Friend N Fellow were shaped by the influences of various music legends, such as Ray Charles, Al Jarreau, and Luther Allison, whose tours they supported as opening acts. They still consider Allison one of their most important sources of inspiration today.

Friend N Fellow captivates their audience with a refreshing mix of genres: be it jazz, blues, funk, soul, pop, or country; they do not shy away from fusing different musical styles and their setlist holds various surprises. Yet, Constanze Friend and Thomas Fellow remain true to their signature sound, be it through the unique blend of voice and guitar, touching songwriting, or original cover interpretations.

When Friend N Fellow perform, an atmosphere full of warmth and soul is created on and off the stage. At the same time, their passionate live performances are a veritable fireworks display of joy in playing that captivates their audience. With that energy, they regularly fill jazz clubs, concert halls, and open-air locations across Germany and internationally.

So far, Friend N Fellow has released 13 albums. Now, in 2026, a new era will begin. The duo's 35th anniversary will be celebrated with the third cover CD "re:covered" starting in October 2026, along with the corresponding tour.

Doors open: 7 PM

Schwerin

10/9/2027
8:00 PM

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