With Music

from the book „Königin Herzenslust“https://frauwolle.at/koenigin-herzenslust/

The interplay of words and music opens up a space that deepens and enriches the images of a tale. Music resonates with the meaning of a story and can give my words wings. It accompanies, entices, seduces and dances. A piece of music between stories can invite you to let the last tale reverberate for a while or it opens the door into the next tale.
Usually I perform with musicians I know, we rehearse and weave together words and music creatively.
Sometimes I also perform with musicians on location without rehearsing. In that case the pieces of music are only played between stories.
By the way: An evening with music costs more, but not twice as much.

Here is a list of some of my favorite musicians who I have worked with:

Flo Ryan:
plays 20 different instruments in total, some of which are highly unusual. Flutes are his specialty.
He was born in the year I started telling fairy tales.

Angela and/or Marco Ambrosini: play the Swedish Nyckelharpa/
keyed fiddle, an instrument with its own special story - to be told when we are invited.

Here are three videos of the three of us:
Die geschwätzigen Lichter
and
Der Vorteil der Feigen
and
Drei Wahrheiten

Peter Rabanser:
Vocals, flutes, guitar, oud & bagpipes
Here are two videos of the two of us:
„Frau Lustig träumt und Da’n terra n’pianta“
Der Feuerverkäufer“

Barbara Romen or Maria Ma:
Dulcimer

Manu Delago:
Hang

This musician has become famous over the years and no longer lives in Tyrol, but I could tempt him to accompany me in an exciting project!

from the book „Königin Herzenslust“https://frauwolle.at/koenigin-herzenslust/

Music is hard to explain, but easy to enjoy!

Klaus Falschlunger, Sitar player
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English