Performers
Das Berger Havlicek Orchester
Traude Holzer, Stimme
Wolfram Berger, Stimme
Nikolai Tunkowitsch, Violine
Bertl Mayer, Mundharmonika
Wolfgang Puschnig, Saxophon
Christian Bakanic, Akkordeon
Peter Havlicek, Kontragitarre
Peter Rosmanith, Percussion
Programme
»60 Jahre Peter Havlicek – Lebenslinien«
Toni Stricker
Unhamlich leicht
Christian Tesak
I glaub i hob Rebleis
Leopold Wisneth
Aus dem Badnerpark. Polka mazur (Bearbeitung: Peter Havlicek)
Peter Havlicek
Leopoldina & Pedro
Hans Lang
Den Wurschtl kann kaner daschlogn
Peter Havlicek
Nur Du – allein!
Joseph Haydn
My heart's in the Highlands Hob. XXXIa/77 (Bearbeitung: Peter Havlicek, Übersetzung: Dieter Berdel) (1792 vor)
Christian Bakanic, Peter Rosmanith
Schnorrhabadian
Peter Rosmanith
Schlafmohn
Jim Lowe
Gambler's guitar »Der lachende Vagabund«
Peter Havlicek
Moagnn
Harry Pepl
Die alte Mär und das Mann
Wolfram Berger
Heissen in Kuba
Kurt Schwitters
Dumme Verse
Peter Havlicek
Musette a trois
Anonymus
I bin holt a stoanaltes Madl. Volkslied (Bearbeitung: Traude Holzer, Peter Havlicek)
Claus Riedl
Paradies (Bearbeitung: Traude Holzer, Peter Havlicek)
Peter Havlicek
woiza um zwaa
Danny Dill
Long black veil (1959)
Paolo Conte
Via con me (1981)
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Zugabe:
John Lennon
Working Class Hero
Peter Havlicek
Putzgredlmirl
Note
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
Subscription series
Lieder aus Wien
Links
https://www.peterhavlicek.at
The Berger Havlicek Orchestra was once founded on the occasion of a round birthday of Wolfram Berger and now celebrates Peter Havlicek's 60th birthday - and the start of the cycle Lieder aus Wien. Under the motto »Lifelines«, the ensemble is following in the footsteps of the contraguitarist and composer: in addition to works by Harry Pepl, with whom Peter Havlicek studied in Graz until 1991, Havlicek's first Viennese songs from the duo Steinberg & Havlicek with Traude Holzer will be heard, as well as current pieces by the jubilarian. »Peter Havlicek is everywhere. Whether it's rearranging old Viennese instrumentals, digging up Viennese songs [or] combining local traditional with jazz«, the »Falter« said. And even after 40 albums and over 5000 concerts in 35 countries, the musical journey is not over yet!