Tunes Featuring Dany Tollemer ♪

In an exciting collaboration, Dany Tollemer and Andreas Rüsing will be performing together in Nuremberg, Germany, on April 1st. The event promises to be a journey through a century of French chansons, with Tollemer's humorous German insights and comments adding a unique twist to the performance.

Tollemer, known for his wit and charm, is inviting audiences on this musical adventure. Accompanying him on the piano will be Rüsing, whose adaptable piano playing is described as being capable of subtlety, power, and precision, and as perfectly suited to the situation.

The Catholic City Church of Nuremberg has praised Tollemer's wit and charm in a recent press release, highlighting his ability to bring laughter and emotion to the stage. Rüsing's piano playing, too, has been commended for its versatility, with the press release describing it as being adaptable to the situation and perfectly suited to the performance.

The aim of the performance is to share the meaning and absurdity of French songs, taking audiences on an emotional rollercoaster through a century of chansons. The journey will feature French chansons from a variety of eras, showcasing the evolution of this beloved genre.

Christoph Reuter will join Tollemer and Rüsing on stage, providing piano accompaniment for the performance. Reuter's piano playing is also known for its versatility and ability to complement the mood and style of the songs being performed.

This promises to be an unforgettable evening of music and laughter, not to be missed by fans of French chansons and those who appreciate a good performance. So mark your calendars and get ready to embark on a musical journey through a century of French chansons with Dany Tollemer and Andreas Rüsing in Nuremberg.