Reading
There is nothing good except: Charles Brauer does it, reading, telling
Hotel Schützen Rheinfelden
Bahnhofstrasse 19, 4310 Rheinfelden
Prose, poems, biographical material by Erich Kästner
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Charles Brauer traces the life of this unique writer in texts and poems by Erich Kästner. Günther Brackmann plays alternating piano interpretations of themes from the Drei Groschen opera, hits and swing from the 20s and 30s as well as his own compositions.
Charles Brauer, who appeared in the post-war drama "Irgendwo in Berlin" at the age of eleven, became known to a wide audience as Heinz Schölermann in the first German family television series "Familie Schölermann". He achieved particular popularity as long-standing Hamburg "Tatort" detective Peter Brockmöller alongside Manfred Krug. In 2023, "Die blaue Mütze und andere Geschichten aus meinem Leben" was published and audiobook lovers appreciate his accentuated recordings.
Günther Brackmann can look back on four decades of stage experience and has worked as a solo pianist with many jazz and blues greats. Although he has broadened his musical spectrum considerably over the years, it is above all boogie-woogie to which he has felt an affinity from the very beginning.
Tickets are available on site at the reception, online and from various advance booking offices.
Admission and bar service half an hour before the start of the performance
Our tip: reserve dinner beforehand at 6 pm in the Restaurant Schützen on T +41 61 836 25 25 or [email protected]
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Charles Brauer, who appeared in the post-war drama "Irgendwo in Berlin" at the age of eleven, became known to a wide audience as Heinz Schölermann in the first German family television series "Familie Schölermann". He achieved particular popularity as long-standing Hamburg "Tatort" detective Peter Brockmöller alongside Manfred Krug. In 2023, "Die blaue Mütze und andere Geschichten aus meinem Leben" was published and audiobook lovers appreciate his accentuated recordings.
Günther Brackmann can look back on four decades of stage experience and has worked as a solo pianist with many jazz and blues greats. Although he has broadened his musical spectrum considerably over the years, it is above all boogie-woogie to which he has felt an affinity from the very beginning.
Tickets are available on site at the reception, online and from various advance booking offices.
Admission and bar service half an hour before the start of the performance
Our tip: reserve dinner beforehand at 6 pm in the Restaurant Schützen on T +41 61 836 25 25 or [email protected]
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.