Piero della Francesca – A Pioneer of the Renaissance
“Piero della Francesca – A Pioneer of the Renaissance” explores the life and work of the enigmatic universal genius (1422-1492), who was considered the “King of Painting” between Michelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo. His masterful control of perspective and proportion revolutionized art and later inspired generations of artists. The film takes us on a visual journey […]
RILKE – You have to change your life!
Photo: Literaturarchiv Marbach IN PRODUCTION Lady Gaga has his verses tattooed on her upper arm, Bono quotes him in his songs, a CD series with his poems recently achieved gold status three times in a row: Rainer Maria Rilke is now much more than just one of the most important poets in literary history; with […]
The Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival 2024
Together with host Asya Fateyeva, we meet world-class musicians in barns, churches and shipyards. Embedded in the landscape of Schleswig-Holstein, we experience first-class concerts, festival history and extraordinary people in the ‘land between the seas’. WithAsya Fateyeva, Avi Avital, Anastasia Kobeikna, Lang Lang, Gina Alice, Axel Milberg, Matthias Loibner, Emil Kuyumcuyan and Bo WigetVenice Baroque […]
Lucienne Renaudin Vary plays Vivaldi und Piazzolla
Baroque sounds at the Schlewsig-Holstein Musik Festival 2024. 24-year-old trumpeter Lucienne Renaudin Vary impressively demonstrates her instrument together with the ensemble I Solisti Veneti. With works by Antonio Vivaldi, Tomaso Albinoni and Alessandro Marcello, the musicians will conjure up Venetian sounds in the north of Germany. The concert is not just a treat for the […]
Terribly Beautiful Eyesores
Building sins – they disturb, annoy and fascinate. In each episode, the four-part TV series ‘Pretty Architectural Crimes’ shows outstanding examples of architecture that is both loved and hated. Because the seemingly monstrous buildings can also be seductive. From brutalist concrete blocks to gigantic megastructures and consumer temples to prefabricated paradises – the series reveals […]
Terribly Beautiful Eyesores – Brutalist Monsters
Building sins! They disturb, annoy, fascinate. Architects categorise their concrete monsters as ‘brutalism’. Le Corbusier’s ‘La Tourette’ monastery is one such monster, but Charles Desjobert, a Domenican friar and architect, infects us with his enthusiasm for it. The National Theatre in London is disturbing – before revealing its soul as a theatre factory. And the […]
