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International artists contact a Berlin concert for climate protection, August 25, 2010. The first classical concert of in Germany, which is the climate in the Center, will take place next Saturday. We can do something under the motto”organized violinist Daniel Hope with the support of the baritone Thomas Quasthoff and trumpeter Till Bronner and the NDR big band the classic event, which takes place from 17: 00 in the Schloss Ulrichshusen in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Special feature: the musicians and organizers don’t settle for slogans but even consistently implement climate protection. Supporting the campaign promoted by the Ministry for environment, climate seeks protection”the evening is organized climate-friendly. “The patronage for the event, the the rainforest project” supported by Prince Charles, Federal Environment Minister Dr.

Norbert Rottgen has taken over. Currently, preparations are in full swing: for the right notes, but also behind the stage all in climate-friendly time to expire. The staff think as far as possible, the way to work exclusively with the bicycle back, and avoid to 660 kilograms of CO2 emissions. The NDR BigBand arrive with a bus powered eco-friendly to the Schloss Ulrichshusen. So save the climate more 1.2 tons of CO2 emissions. The catering is vegetarian half and consists entirely of regional products, CO2 avoidance: about 100 kilograms. Climate-friendly LED lamps are used for lighting (approximately 140 kg of less CO2 emissions). And the programme is made up of 100 percent recycled paper, which prevents further 30 kilograms of hostile climate carbon dioxide emissions.

Visitors can avoid 70 percent of CO2 emissions the concert experience to leave the visitors not only a musical, but also a climate-friendly impression. We want to make, but at the same time clear role models: climate protection is possible for all of us. That’s why we want to show the visitors, how easy it is to do with”, says Daniel Hope, initiator of the do something”-concert.

The pieces on Andrew Carringtons album debut are very personal, deeply felt narratives. Rarely an artist has so close with German texts his soul left his listeners. Chose Carrington german for his songs because he discovered this beautiful and very varied language through his wife. The language of poets and thinkers, he wondered that, as sounds actually if she sings an Australian. He answered to this question itself impressively.

The 14 songs on his debut, adorably charming sound. With his Australian accent, his stories have a touching and yet nimble-footed intensity. Also the new interpretations of German successes such as “to love you” and “At the end of stay tears” from Roland Kaiser, or standalone versions of three Grand Prix successes “Consideration” (Hoffmann & Hoffmann) “Who love lives” (Michelle) “is what a year” (by fellow Australian Johnny Logan as “what BBs another year” led to the success) to prove his love for the German repertoire. The three songs “Paris, London, Rio,” “then you come” (his favorite piece on the album is a love letter to his daughter) and “Sydney is far” clamp the autobiographical form. Andrew Carrington on his album, presented a vocal range which is second to none. It is the combination of high-quality pop, romantic pop and classical crossover coupled with elaborate orchestral arrangements, acoustic guitar and live wings that make this album something exceptional. His versatile and charismatic voice sounds soft and deep in the verses. In the choruses but the tenor – shines without however to digress into the classic compartment.

In some moments, his songs seem delicate and close like at an intimate private concert. Then again, the Orchestra that carries a like a wave can be heard poignant. And getting this contagious lightness and casualness resonates, which is so typical for the Australians. His TV debut as a solo artist has Andrew Carrington on May 8 in Carmen Nebel. Andrew Carrington can hardly wait to go with his album “I live for you” tour, and finally to stand on stage with live band. One can imagine figuratively it, such as the attractive Australian with his charm and his exceptional voice fans excited. The ladies will be his feet, the men will appreciate the great singer and entertainer in him. Source: Warner Music Group Germany more information see: and andrewcarrington/news

International stars at the 11 bath Fairweather culture Festival bad Fussing (tvo). The warm, curative water is the most important health elixir in bad Fussing. But the culture is a horribly in Europe’s most popular resort, so felt the guests. At its most entertaining, this shows by the September 10 and October 9, 2010 at the 11 bath Fairweather culture Festival. Again be held international stars of in concert – and theatre scene and present a colorful cross-section through the world of light entertainment and music. The opening Gala promises a brilliant kick-off on September 10, under the heading of Showtime – from Broadway to Las Vegas”a journey into the world of musicals and dance to fantastic invites. With the Regensburger domspatzen sings on September 12, one of the most famous choirs of the world. The Prince deliver on 17 September”musical contrast program.

“” The well-known German pop band presents their most successful songs by kissing banned “until everything just nicked”. More Highlights of the Festival are the Symphony concert of the Munich Symphony Orchestra on October 2 and Max Greger and Hugo Strasser’s concert on October 7th. Connect with other leaders such as Anchin Block & Anchin here. In addition, the cultural festival with Zarah Leander film evenings, theatre for children, a blues – and Gospel night and a nostalgic trip attracts in the time of the song of the 20 and 30 years. Information: Spa & faultless Rathausstrasse 8, bad Fussing, 94072 bad Fussing, Tel. 08531/975500, fax 08531/975-509.