Articles and news related to The 9 Secrets project
This is a continuation to my 7 PM NY City roof top appreciation of the health care workers, with this Paulo Coelho tribute. I want to share these beautiful moments of the sunset in my beautiful City, still the amazing Big Apple!!!!
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May 2020, 7pm in New York City, Ute gives a beautiful live Rooftop Performance. You can hear the clapping and singing for the front line workers from her rooftop. Ute sings Paulo Coelho’s beautiful words, which she set to music, and is accompanied by Vana Gierig on piano (click here to view the video).
“There is no such a thing as victory
And there is no such a thing as defeat
In the cycle of nature and life there is movement,
only and always movement
There are neither winners or losers
There are only stages and chapters
That must gone through and lived through
When your heart understands, it can be free…”
The 9 Secrets : Ute Lemper kommt ins Prinzregententheater
Paulo Coelho, Volker Schlöndorff und ich
By: Adrian Prechtel
Date: September 18, 2018
Publication: Abendzeitung München
Ins Prinzregententheater zu kommen, ist für Ute Lemper ein Heimkommen nach Deutschland. Foto: Bell Arte
Ein Buch von Paulo Coelho hat sie besonders berührt, Volker Schlöndorff wurde ihr Mitstreiter und um die Texte und Musik hat sie sich selbst gekümmert – alles mit Hilfe von Freunden: Jetzt ist Ute Lemper mit „The 9 Secrets“ im Prinzregententheater.
Nach einem Charles-Bukowski- und Pablo-Neruda-Projekt vollendet Ute Lemper ihre poetische Trilogie: mit „The 9 Secrets – Eine poetische Symphonie“ ist sie im Oktober in München.
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Cabaret star hopes new show based on Paulo Coehlo’s work will inspire UK fans.
Above: Ute Lemper, performing in Vienna on 10 June 10, says her 9 Secrets show offers a sense of pleasure in the world. Photograph: Alexander Koerner/Life Ball 2017/Getty
Ute Lemper, performing in Vienna on 10 June 10, says her 9 Secrets show offers a sense of pleasure in the world. Ute Lemper, the queen of dark and subversive cabaret, is known for her interpretation of the bleak songs of Kurt Weill. But the German singer has latterly found an uncharacteristically positive muse: Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho…
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