Schubert's American Dream: Collective Concert

What began as a mind game in the morning is audibly dreamt to its conclusion here - in the collaboration between Julian Prégardien, Bryan Benner, Gabriel Rollinson, Liedakademie alumni and the audience. The voices and ideas of the day interweave to create a concert that is less a performance than a creation: The hands-on workshops are reflected in newly created songs, familiar songs emerge in a new light, and the hall itself becomes a resonating space. Perhaps it is possible here to imagine how songs create affiliations beyond origin - and how Schubert's world of sound could have found its own way to America.
The collective concert is part of the "Schubert's American Dream" theme day, which opens an imaginary window into the composer's world of thought on the first Sunday of the festival. On his deathbed, Franz Schubert dreams himself away to America with the Lederstrumpf novels by James Fenimore Cooper - in search of freedom, individual self-determination and that better world that he repeatedly sketches musically in his songs.
Julian Prégardien
Tenor
Bryan Benner
Baritone and Guitar
Gabriel Rollinson
Baritone
Daniel Arkadij Gerzenberg
Piano
Alumni of the Heidelberger Frühling Liedakademie
All events of the theme day "Schubert's American Dream"
Wolfgang-Marguerre-Saal
Kammermusiksaal
Wolfgang-Marguerre-Saal









