World Music
Even more culture on Munich’s most beautiful cabaret stage
Since the renovation of our theatre and its reopening in 2014, we have had Munich’s most beautiful cabaret stage in the Silbersaal alongside the main theatre. Cultural diversity is visible here. World music concerts, classical salon evenings and dance events take place as part of the Welt im Silbersaal series. We also present German singer-songwriters.
World music – sounds from the most diverse countries
We present great world music concerts. Mulo Francel, who is celebrating international success with his band Quadro Nuevo, has joined us as a consultant, presenter and, of course, as a musician on stage.
Philipp Schiepek Trio: Meadows and Mirrors
Unfortunately, the concert Philipp Schiepek Trio: Meadows and Mirrors scheduled for May 20, 2025 has to be canceled. Purchased tickets can be returned to the respective advance booking office.
Beauty of sound, sensuality and virtuosity on the Spanish guitar
Tranquillity, reflection and the rapid drifting of clouds inspired the Dinkelsbühl guitarist Philipp Schiepek to create his program “Meadows and Mirrors”. In a space-consuming composition process, solo and trio pieces were created, which are interpreted on the classical nylon-string guitar. Together with the established artists Henning Sieverts and Bastian Jütte, the result is an exciting concert evening full of joyful playing. Philipp Schiepek has already performed with his ensembles at Jazzfest Berlin, Jazztage Leipzig, the Berlin Philharmonie, Sunset Paris and the Europe Sound Festival in Ankara. His concerts have been broadcast on Deutschlandfunk, Bayerischer Rundfunk and other stations.
Philipp Schiepek (nylon string guitar), Henning Sieverts (bass), Bastian Jütte (drums)
Foto: Gregor Kipping
Die Abenteurer
Musica della Strada
Archaic, unusual, intense: circus band or Neapolitan serenade players, Balkan wedding combo or chamber music woodwind ensemble, Apulian street banda or jazz lyricists obsessed with sound. Somewhere in between and a little bit of everything is the music of the trio Die Abenteurer. With simple melodic instruments and extravagant arrangements, three rhythmically pulsating bundles of energy defy the forces of the digital age. They get the most out of their horns with breakneck virtuosity – always curious about the sound possibilities of their unconventional instrumentation.
It all began in the late 1980s. As an unusual horn section in a school band. A lot has been done and experienced since then: the wind players set out on their own and roamed Mediterranean squares as street musicians, played their way through Berlin and London pubs, performed for Jehudi Menuhin’s Live Music Now foundation for socially marginalized groups, played as Trio Blasirello for seriously ill children, were guests on international festival stages and then went out into the world again, driven by an irrepressible desire to travel.
Mulo Francel (saxophones, clarinets), Andreas Binder (French horn), Phillip Sterzer (flutes)
Foto: Mike Meyer
Marion & Sobo Band: Gomera
The Marion & Sobo Band creates its own modern style of global music and vocal jazz. They prove that handmade, acoustic music can not only be delicate, contemplative and colorful, but also highly energetic and powerful, even without drums. The German-French-Polish ensemble led by multilingual singer Marion Lenfant-Preus and guitarist Alexander “Sobo” Sobocinski presents a new album, “Gomera”. It is dedicated to the scenically and culturally diverse Canary Island of the same name, where the two have spent many winters and collected many song ideas. Stylistically colorful with gypsy jazz, rumba, Balkan and chanson sounds, linguistically diverse with songs that invite you to dance and dream. The band sings and plays with charm, humor and ease for a cross-cultural and cross-generational audience.
Marion Lenfant-Preus (vocals), Alexander Sobocinski (guitar), Jonas Vogelsang (guitar), Frank Brempel (violin), David Andres (double bass)
Note: This is a make-up date for a concert that was originally scheduled for November 28, 2024. Purchased tickets are still valid.
Foto: Alessandro De Matteis
