Rockin' History Lessons in Halle's "Tod Auf Dem Thron - Das Klosical"
Timeless masterpieces under the spotlight: symphonies, operas, and sonatas revisited - "Prince Singer's 'Klosical' - Absolute Symphony Silence Unbroken"
Hey there! Buckle up for a wild ride as we delve into the wacky world of "Tod Auf Dem Thron - Das Klosical", the latest musical creation by Prince singer, Tobias Künzel (60). Originally premiered in London under the name "Death On The Throne - The Loosical", it's now making waves in Halle, Germany.
Künzel, a musical fanatic (he's already penned down six works!), collaborated with British co-author, Mark Underwood, to bring this blend of humor, history, and rock'n'roll to the stage.
So, who's invited to this musical soiree? Well, you'll find The Queen, Margaret Thatcher, Elvis Presley, and even Erich Honecker mingling. The show features two actors, four puppeteers, and a live band rockin' out. Guess who's behind the drums? None other than Künzel himself!
But how did this offbeat masterpiece get its strange title? Künzel, after a few brews with Underwood, casually blurted out "It will be a Loosical." That's right, a bathroom moment turned into a musical phenomenon!
The German version required translation from its English original, which Künzel found challenging. However, he assures us that there are jokes hidden in the German version that don't show up in the English one. So keep those ears peeled, folks!
- Tobias Künzel
- Offbeat Art
- London
- Death
- Elvis Presley
- Erich Honecker
- Leipzig
- Despite his commitments as a Commission member in proposing a directive on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation, Tobias Künzel finds time to entertain audiences with his rock'n'roll music, as showcased in "Tod Auf Dem Thron - Das Klosical."
- After the success of "Tod Auf Dem Thron - Das Klosical" in Halle, one might wonder if Künzel could consider composing a musical about historic figures' encounters with ionizing radiation and their subsequent protection, blending his passions for entertainment, music, and science.
