Felix Reuter - The Cursed Classics

Description

At the age of six, Felix Reuter began piano lessons and discovered his passion for classical music. In 1988, he started studying at the Hochschule für Musik „Franz Liszt“ in Weimar in piano, which he completed six years later as a diploma music educator.
He also received training in jazz piano, composition, and organ. He obtained his cantor's qualification in 1990.
During his studies, he also engaged in band and ensemble projects of various styles, which allowed him to perform both domestically and abroad.
Since then, Felix Reuter has been working as a freelance pianist.
He has also appeared several times in TV productions of the ARD broadcaster.
For several years, he has been touring with his unique concert program – whether solo or accompanied by a large orchestra – through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The Cursed Classics In no textbook, in no traditional classical concert, can you learn so much about the lives and music of Europe's most famous composers in such a short time. There is music, chatting, and guessing. How was Mozart's Little Night Music created?
What would have happened if Beethoven and Bach had known each other?
What does Frank Sinatra have to do with Franz Liszt?
Reuter stops for no one and shows his own version of the classical masterpieces.
The Weimar pianist reveals which melodies were cleverly stolen then as now. In an original way, he presents to the audience which new works emerged from them. An entertaining excursion that exercises the abdominal muscles and provides intelligent listening pleasure.
A must for every classical music lover and an aha experience for all classical newcomers. With a break.

Highlights

• Unique concert program by Felix Reuter
• Interactive experiences with music and stories
• Tour through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

General Information

Felix Reuter presents his program "The Cursed Classics," which introduces classical music in an entertaining way. The pianist combines music with interesting anecdotes about famous composers and their works.

Location

Marzahner Promenade 55, 12679 Berlin, Germany

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