Ulla Meinecke's love poetry and everyday irony certainly can't conjure up better times, but they can make you forget and breathe a sigh of relief for a few hours.
In her new program, her audience can also look forward to love songs that have never been heard before, to sung poems - without kitsch, but with depth. Ulla Meinecke is the master of apt words. Beyond the mainstream. Her stories are images of the everyday that pursue the extraordinary in an incomparable way. The texts of the self-proclaimed "hardcore romantic" deal with the one great theme - true love, tender beginnings, small escapes, great dramas and strong departures.
Look forward to an evening of exciting and humorous insights and musical excursions together with Reinmar Henschke. Of course, all of Ulla Meinecke's hits will also be performed - as well as many new ones. Ulla Meinecke has sold well over a million copies of her albums. Ulla Meinecke is a composer, song poet and was already a rock and pop singer when there was hardly any talk of these genres in Germany. Ulla Meinecke has been a fixture in the German music and cultural landscape for over thirty years.
In her lyrics, she reflects on the mysteries of everyday life and love in an ironic way and with her own poetic language. Her velvety voice, her poetic language and not least her thoughtful, ironic view of everyday things have established her reputation as a singer, poet and author. Ulla Meinecke has performed many thousands of concerts and readings of her two published books in recent years.
GOOD TO KNOW
Ulla Meinecke got into the music business through none other than Udo Lindenberg. She sent him a cassette because he was looking for female musicians for a female band. After a meeting with the panic rocker, she moved to Hamburg in 1976 to manage Lindenberg's office. At the same time, she pursued her own musical career - also with his support. Her first album "Von toten Tigern und nassen Katzen" (Of Dead Tigers and Wet Cats) was released in 1977, followed by the second album "Meinecke Fuchs", which finally helped her to make her breakthrough. Two joint tours with Udo Lindenberg followed before Ulla Meinecke moved to Berlin, where she continued to develop her own style. For Udo Lindenberg's "Dröhnland-Symphonie" in 1978, they wrote a love song together.
wrote a love song together. It reads: "Only with you do I have such beautiful dreams, I want to be with you every second, until the end of the world, if there is one". "IF NOT
