Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel - The Musical

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Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel
The original film with live orchestra Who doesn't know it, the theme melody of the Christmas classic Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel? For over 50 years, the fairy tale heroine has ridden on her white horse Nikolaus through snowy landscapes, enchanting generations of viewers. Aschenbrödel takes her fate into her own hands, fights for great happiness, and even shows the prince where to go at their very first encounter in the forest. Stubborn and with her heart in the right place – that's what makes the film special to this day. Since its first broadcast in 1973, this light-hearted fairy tale with its snow scenery and wintry-romantic atmosphere has been a staple in the Christmas program. Once again, the beautiful Aschenbrödel and her prince can look forward to a very special stage: for several years now, "Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel" has regularly sold out concert halls in the German-speaking world during Christmas time, transforming their stages into the setting of the enchanting love story. While the fairy tale film runs on a large screen, the film soundtrack by Karel Svoboda is played live by a large orchestra, scene by scene, synchronized with the romantic and humorous adventures. Shortly after the soundtrack of Aschenbrödel, Svoboda received his first commissions from the West, and his theme melodies for animated films like "Die Biene Maja," "Wickie," or "Nils Holgersson" were created. But only that enchanting melody, to which the princess chases through the snow on her horse, can evoke such blissful feelings among the audience. FilmPhilharmonic Edition / Film with permission of the Deutsche Kinemathek on behalf of the DEFA Foundation / Music with permission from Pro Vox Music Publishing Participants: Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel

Highlights

• Live orchestra accompanies the film
• Christmas classic since 1973
• Enchanting love story on a large screen

General Information

Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel - The Musical will be performed at the Congress Innsbruck. The original film is presented with a live soundtrack by Karel Svoboda, providing an unforgettable experience during Christmas time.

Location

Rennweg 3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria

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