Light, music and nostalgia: Klarton celebrates the golden years in Berlin!

Light, music and nostalgia: Klarton celebrates the golden years in Berlin!

On October 15, 2024, the Maria-Rimkus-Haus in Berlin invites you to a special musical event. The duo Klarton will take visitors to the "Golden Years" of the 1920s with its program. At a time that is often idealized today, however, there were many dark sides that are clearly expressed in the melodies and texts of this era.

The event takes place in Gallwitzallee 53, 12249 Berlin. The doors open at 2:00 p.m. and the program starts at 3:00 p.m. The admission price is 5.00 euros, with an additional coffee deck being offered for 3.00 euros. Drinks can be purchased against a small fee to round off the experience.

a look into the past

The duo Klarton refers to the 1928 Berlin light week, an event that caused a sensation decades ago and is now an impressive "Renaissance". The participants are inspired with an artistic lighting staging, which skillfully stages the architecture of the Maria-Rimkus-Haus with laser technology. This connection of music and light creates an atmosphere that gives the past alive.

The songs that the duo Klarton presents ranges from popular milieu songs to extravagant hit to soulful chansons. Each performance tells its own story and reflects the joys and challenges of people in the 1920s. This draws a multi -layered picture of this exciting but also stressful time.

This musical journey not only gives an insight into the entertainment culture of the 1920s, but also reflects the social changes that took place during this time. It is an opportunity to explore the roots of modern entertainment and to experience history through art.

A visit to the Maria-Rimkus-Haus is more than just a musical event; It is a way to immerse yourself in an era that still has an impact on culture today. This event will be an unforgettable experience for both those interested in history and music lovers, which stimulates to think about the dual nature of the "golden years".

For more information on the event, such as booking or special requirements, interested parties can contact the Maria-Rimkus-Haus on the phone number 766 838 62