Bachmann.Celan.Letters.

Maria Köstlinger, Juergen Maurer

Sun, July 5
17:00 Domenig Steinhaus
€52

The letters of Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan reflect the relationship of two outstanding German-language poets who loved and wounded each other, were dependent on one another, and yet could not lead a life together. Juergen Maurer and Maria Köstlinger, ensemble members of the Theater in der Josefstadt, bring this extraordinary correspondence to life.

Maria Köstlinger, recitation
Juergen Maurer, recitation
Angelika Messner, Text version

Excerpts from the correspondence between Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan
A co-production with the Theater in der Josefstadt

Duration approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, no break

 

Culinary aftertasteLong table with the artists at the Seehotel Hoffmann after the event. Dinner including drinks and dessert €65.
Registration at tickets@carinthischersommer.at

 

This event is part of the Bachmann³ combination ticket – a literary and musical excursion to mark the 100th birthday of Ingeborg Bachmann, with stops at the Ingeborg Bachmann House in Klagenfurt, Gustav Mahler's composing cottage in Maiernigg and the Domenig Stone House in Steindorf on Lake Ossiach.

Ingeborg Bachmann House Klagenfurt, 10:00 a.m., €10 (single ticket price)
Reading in Klagenfurt: Seraphine Rastl and Martin Bermoser
Concept for the Klagenfurt program section: Katharina Herzmansky and Manuela Kraßnitzer

Gustav Mahler Composing Cottage Maiernigg, 12:00 pm, €10 (single ticket price)
Lecturers at the Gustav Mahler Private University for Music: Florian Palier (Guitar), Francka Šenk (Singing), Aida-Carmen Soanea (Viola) and students of Ana Velinovska's class (Performance practice for new music)

Domenig Steinhaus in Steindorf am Ossiacher See, 17:00 p.m., Bachmann.Celan.Letters.

Combined ticket for the Bachmann Day “I am lost to the world” – Bachmann³ (3 events): €59

In case of rain, the Mahler Composing Cottage event will take place at the Gustav Mahler Music School in Klagenfurt. The event at the Bachmann House can take place there regardless of the weather.

 

Photo: Köstlinger, Maurer (c) Lukas Beck