Ein musikalischer Liebesbrief an das Leben

Mit "Tango meets Gypsy: La Vie Bohème" entführt ORCHESTRA MONDO seine Zuhörer in eine längst vergangene und doch unvergessliche Welt. In einer Zeit, in der die Nächte lang und voller Geheimnisse waren, die Gassen von Paris vom Klang der Musik widerhallten und Künstler bis in die frühen Morgenstunden ihrer Leidenschaft nachgingen. Das Ensemble – mit Akkordeon, Gitarre, Kontrabass und Perkussion – erzählt musikalisch auf höchsten Niveau von diesem intensiv emotionalen Leben. Die vier virtuosen Musiker spielen nicht nur Tango, Gypsy Swing und Valse Musette – sie malen Klangbilder, die vor dem inneren Auge Gestalt annehmen. ORCHESTRA MONDO erzählt von den Träumen und Wünschen dieser Bohème, von der Leidenschaft, die in jeder Note mitschwingt und von den kreativen Seelen, die zwischen Freiheit und Sehnsucht tanzen. Jedes Stück ist eine Geschichte: ein Liebesbrief an das Leben, voller Abenteuer, voller Höhenflüge und tiefer Melancholie. Das Quartett versteht es meisterhaft, diese Zeit mit gekonnten Improvisationen und emotionalen Klängen lebendig vor Augen zu führen. Die Melodien fließen wie eine Erzählung – mal zart und flüsternd, mal kraftvoll und voller Energie – und nehmen den Zuhörer mit auf eine Reise in das pulsierende Herz der Bohème.
Dieses Konzert ist mehr als Musik – es ist ein Erlebnis, das das Publikum in eine Welt voller Poesie, Farben und Emotionen eintauchen lässt. ORCHESTRA MONDO schafft mit dem Programm „La Vie Bohème“ nicht nur eine Hommage an die Musik vergangener Tage, sondern lässt das Künstlerleben jener Zeit vor unseren Augen auferstehen: das Leben der Bohème – frei, ungezähmt und voller Leidenschaft.
Tauchen Sie ein in diese faszinierende Welt und lassen Sie sich
von der Musik der Bohème verzaubern.

Anja Baldauf - Akkordeon, Melodion
Raffael Müller - Gitarre
Dennis Wendel - Kontrabass
Stefan Baldauf - Schlagwerk

http://www.orchestramondo.de

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Erleben Sie die neue Show von Christine Thürmer mit ihren neuen Abenteuern: Jetzt die besten Plätze sichern!

Die Welt zu Deinen Füßen: Christine Thürmer, die meistgewanderte Frau der Welt, hat nach über 65.000 Kilometern auf fünf Kontinenten festgestellt: Gewandert wird zwar überall, aber überall anders. In ihrer neuen Show vergleicht sie mit lustigen und nachdenklichen Anekdoten aus 40 Ländern die Outdoorkulturen von Chile bis Taiwan und zeigt, was auch wir daraus lernen können.

Auf ihren letzten Trails in Asien überstand sie Erdbeben, Taifune und eine Überdosis Kimchi, pilgerte danach zur Erholung durch die europäische Kulturlandschaft und kämpfte sich schon mehrfach durch die Wildnisse Amerikas und das australische Outback. Dabei lernte die Globetrotterin, dass nicht nur Klima und Gelände das Wandererlebnis beeinflussen, sondern auch Essgewohnheiten, Schönheitsideale und Arbeitsrecht.

Wo kann man um ein havariertes Kernkraftwerk wandern? Welchen Outdoor-Snack gibt es hier-zulande nur als Hundefutter? Und warum sehen manche Wanderer aus wie Bankräuber? Die vierfache Bestsellerautorin überrascht mit ungewöhnlichen Tourenvorschlägen und Praxistipps und beantwortet live die Fragen ihrer Zuschauer. Vor allem verpasst sie Schissern und Couch Potatoes liebevoll einen psychologischen Tritt in den Hintern, denn sie findet: Wir sollten alle viel mehr Abenteuer wagen! Damit es keine Ausreden mehr gibt, erarbeitet sie mit ihrem Publikum Schritt für Schritt, wie man (und vor allem Frau) die Angst vor Solo-Touren verliert und nachts allein im Wald übernachtet. Egal, ob Sie nun Gott, sich selbst oder Ihr Idealgewicht suchen: Diese Mut-mach-Show beweist, dass Sie beim Wandern immer glücklich werden.

Weitere Informationen und Bilder zu diesem MUNDOLOGIA-Vortrag finden Sie unter http://www.mundologia.de

Youssou N’dour Bio
Throughout his decades-long career, Youssou N’Dour’s roots in Senegalese traditional music
and griot storytelling have remained the hallmark of his artistic personality. A daring innovator
and staunch protector of the unique “Dakar overgroove,” N’Dour and his high-energy Super
Étoile manage to fashion a sound that is both characteristically Senegalese and outward-
looking, a contagiously exciting synthesis of musical languages. Rolling Stone calls N’Dour’s
stunning tenor “a voice so extraordinary that the history of Africa seems locked inside it,” and
Super Étoile has been lauded in The Village Voice as “the greatest band in the world.”
Album Description from Mido Sow / Morocco
From https://ze-africanews.com/
The icon of Senegalese music Youssou N’dour hit again hard for this end of the year, he has
just put on the market on November 12, 2021, a new Album whose title is Mbalax. From words
to images, from images to words, the planetary star won his bet, he succeeded once again to
dazzle his audience. After two years of absence from the national and international scene, he
has just made his mark through the songs for this album of twelve tracks.
The vocal leader of the Super Étoile de Dakar, both businessman, and politician, has
approached from several angles different themes as well societal, economic, environmental as
political of this new album. This new production is for him a cry of the heart that plunges us into
a cultural diversity to a swan song for our Africa, especially our very dear Senegal where he tells
the present and hopes for a better African future.
According to Youssou, the title of the album mbalax comes from the sabar (drum language of
Senegal) which is of Senegalese root, therefore from the pure “made in Senegal”. Its
internationalization made it undergo a meeting between the traditional and the modern through
an opening to the world thanks to the mixture of musical instruments of other countries. In this
article, we will look at the twelve tracks that make up this new album.
The song “Corona” is the pandemic that ends up shaking the world. It emphasizes barrier
actions and taking vaccines to prevent or mitigate the risk of contamination and spread.
“Thione Seck, Ballago Ndoumb Yatma”, is emotionally unqualified. A vibrant tribute was paid to
another baobab of Senegalese music who died on March 14, 2021, as a result of a short illness,
(peace to his soul!). Very normal, and very logical, the lyricist of Senegalese music went away
forever.
“Zero waste”, our environment, the living environment, civics, citizenship education, humanism
make it possible to take better charge of our environment and space. Make the community
beautiful and clean.

“Da-fa-laa”, trust is the basis of sincere and lasting love. Mutual respect, communication is a
guarantee of real love, in a global way, in any relationship, whether friendly or in love, trust
should be the basis for the consolidation of the fabric of love.
“Tatagal”, This song is for fans and music lovers of Youssou Ndour’s music. He pays them a
vibrant tribute through a message of thanks throughout his musical career of more than fifty
years. The fanfare at the beginning and end of all the successful contests of the artist, without
them, the artist is not the king of Mbalax.
“Fay Bor”, paying his debts, as in literal transcription. It’s not just financial, but it’s social and
cultural.
“Good neighbours”, to ask forgiveness, to help one another, these values of solidarity, of living-
together, of social cohesion, for a harmonious society.
“Ndox”, water! The source of life. Indispensable to the life of human beings. Even if access to
water poses a real debate in the countries of the Third World, this source of rare life is becoming
increasingly rare, especially since we are in a world where capitalism has finished taking over
the social aspirations of the most vulnerable strata.
“Wax-ju-bari”, the controversy of too many. The current societies, where the enslavement of
social networks have finished dehumanizing man. In a context of tension, especially in third
countries, linked to the inactivity of youth, left to its fate, a helpless and desperate youth, in the
quest for a better living environment. Very flexible reactions force the governments of certain
countries to review their copy with regard to youth and the sovereign people.
“Gaggantiko”, This song is about rehabilitation, not correction. A form of education with much
more warmth, in order to transmit virtues and values that transcend the life of the individual.
Because it could have an impact on the psychology of the person. Education, as noted by the
French sociologist, Durkheim as he believed schools would play a central role in forming
modern societies. Though the need for different forms of education may exist in a society. For
example, the Diola in its way of educating, serene and that of the Soninke.
The French version of “Mama Africa” is the enhancement of our identity. Africa, is a land of
integrity, natural resources, minerals, oil, and gas. Paradoxically this continent does not move
one iota. A notorious lack of will to aspire to change from all angles, and an imprescriptible and
inalienable need.  
“The Solution”, is a life lesson to be brief in this intonation. To forgive oneself and to one’s
neighbor, whatever the degree of disillusionment. In this case, to have height, to be indulgent, to
take a step back would be the sum of the attitude to adopt for a world much more humanized.

“Moll”, fishermen in French, this time to sing in an atmosphere of celebration, of joy, while
leaving a message of encouragement, of motivation with the sole purpose of boosting them in
what they do, because being of indescribable usefulness .
The Mbalax album, in a fluid and stylish language, plunges us into our deepest quest for self,
confronts us with our most angelic tears and our most diabolical laughter. I believe that we are
music lovers first of all because listening to music is a pleasure and it is measuring the sweat of
its author who, through comforting, anguishing, serene words, reveal to us the mirror of our
uncertainties and worries.
Quotes
“N’DOUR has created a musical context that’s as large with possibilities as his sinuous, spine
tingling singing.”
Rolling Stone
“The kind of world pop in which the blend of Western pop and African tradition sounds so
organic that to talk about the different elements is to miss the whole.”
Washington Post
“African rock’s great global star, he has found the most graceful and purposeful balance
between the local and the international.”
The New York Times
“Youssou N’DOUR has been called ‘the African voice of the century” and “one of the world’s
greatest singers.” That may suggest a whiff of hyperbole, but not in the case of N’DOUR, who
has been thrilling audiences with his contemporized versions of Senegalese mbalax music for
nearly three decades.”
Los Angeles Times
“The Senegalese global music icon’s scintillating, soaring, and serpentine vocals have
epitomized Afropop to the ears of the world.”
The Boston Globe

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