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4 events found

  • January 2025

  • 24.1.2025
    07:00 pm
    Max Schlereth Saal
    A Poet's love
    Florentine Klepper stages the most famous song cycle of German Romanticism as a large ensemble work and sets off with the students of the opera class in search of clues to the abysses of the soul. Love, loneliness and human finiteness: eternal themes run through the sixteen songs of Robert Schumann'
  • 25.1.2025
    04:00 pm
    Max Schlereth Saal
    A Poet's love
    Florentine Klepper stages the most famous song cycle of German Romanticism as a large ensemble work and sets off with the students of the opera class in search of clues to the abysses of the soul. Love, loneliness and human finiteness: eternal themes run through the sixteen songs of Robert Schumann'
  • 27.1.2025
    07:00 pm
    Max Schlereth Saal
    A Poet's love
    Florentine Klepper stages the most famous song cycle of German Romanticism as a large ensemble work and sets off with the students of the opera class in search of clues to the abysses of the soul. Love, loneliness and human finiteness: eternal themes run through the sixteen songs of Robert Schumann'
  • 28.1.2025
    07:00 pm
    Max Schlereth Saal
    A Poet's love
    Florentine Klepper stages the most famous song cycle of German Romanticism as a large ensemble work and sets off with the students of the opera class in search of clues to the abysses of the soul. Love, loneliness and human finiteness: eternal themes run through the sixteen songs of Robert Schumann'