MeierMoser & der Huber «Auf Irrwegen»

In the jungle of seemingly endless possibilities, MeierMoser & der Huber skilfully carve out their very own path with musical finesse. A delightful evening full of brilliant flashes of inspiration.

In their fourth production, the duo MeierMoser & der Huber skilfully navigate their way through twists and turns and spontaneous detours, finding their way back onto the right track. The instruments used range from the trumpet, clarinet and baritone saxophone to the ukulele, concertina and toy piano, right through to jaw harps and the singing saw.

Literarily, the three gentlemen draw on Georg Christoph Lichtenberg’s legendary ‘Sudelbücher’, in which the Göttingen professor of physics spent decades jotting down all manner of possible and impossible observations and questions: ‘He was such an observant muser that he always saw a grain of sand before he saw a house.’

By and featuring: Christoph ‘Meier’ Gantert, Martin ‘Moser’ Schumacher, Lukas ‘Huber’ Roth

Texts from the ‘Sudelbücher’ by Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742–1799)
Director: Delia Dahinden
Composition and musical direction: Martin Schumacher
Photo: Palma Fiacco

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