“Google Mozart” | Michael Sens

In this cabaret program, the thoroughbred musician puts his fingers on the wounds of our society with great sensitivity. The decisive factor for this was his 6-month excursion into everyday school life at a Berlin hotspot school. True to the motto "Knowledge is power - knowing nothing means nothing" as an undercover humorist he got to know the base. What is taught in a primary school today is what we encounter in everyday life just a decade later. And what is slowly rolling towards us is a huge wave of widespread stupidity. The artist has carved this astonishing insight into words in a poem that precisely reveals the perspective of the elementary school student. And from the teacher’s perspective. Classical music fans can also look forward to it. The spotlight that Michael Sens throws on the various types of musicians from an orchestra tub is hilarious in its description. Be it the hygienic quality of a piano keyboard or dealing with a professional cougher, who has simply become an integral part of the concert scene - the metaphorical choice of words is captivating because of its expressiveness and density of punchlines. The fact that Mozart did not become a rock musician can only have been due to the conditions at the time. He also shows us what a symphonic work by Mozart would have sounded like in rocker style in this entertaining evening about music, life and humor. The studied classic serves his audience's longing for beauty in the art of violin, piano and singing to a degree that is rarely experienced in this industry. Entrance: 18 p.m