and the
under the direction of
Charmingly guided the audience through the evening with touching and humorous stories about the films.
Four outstanding actors and musical singers put on a show of the highest caliber.
The audience was fascinated and carried away by the Czech Symphony Orchestra and the choir.
comes into the real world, Ariel has to cross the sea, Belle has to go to the Beast’s castle, and in the new world,
there is usually a diabolical villain waiting, and there are villain challenges here and there.
It helps to have a friend by your side. And it’s even better if that friend is an animal or a
magical friend.
Whether it’s a monkey named Abu, a surgeonfish named Fabius, a talking dragon, a
winged horse, or a chatty snowman named Olaf, even a warthog or
a meerkat can help.
Hopefully, she will find love and more confidence along the way. And so will the audience of these films.
When you’ve seen these films as a child, you feel very close to them. Now, your perspective changes
and you see the whole thing from a parent’s perspective and how this child can grow up in the process.
Perhaps it is Rapunzel, the story of a girl who is born with a drop of sunlight,
is locked in a tower to rejuvenate a witch, but is freed by a rather portly macho thief named
s freed and finds her true love in the real world.
One scene has become famous, when thousands upon thousands of lamps rise into the sky and
a great duet is sung, which we can now hear performed by Rapunzel today, a Munich-based
singer, Alma Naidu.
come from a dynasty of singers, her mother
she came from Margarete Gärtnerplatz Theater.
The daughter has taken a more jazzy or pop direction, and her favorite Disney heroine is
Pocahontas, because she is such a strong and self-determined woman who tells the guys where to go
and whom we then also listen to.
She is at home on stage, touring Czechia, France, Germany of course, and guest performances
take her as far as India. And her velvety, jazzy voice can be heard today in several roles.
She recently sang Towntown Ebbie for Bavarian Radio, and she is at home in film music.
needs an indispensable partner, and that is Jutschin Fitzherbert and, with us today, the Swabian
American singer Peter Lewis Preston, who feels at home both in front of and behind the camera as an actor,
and in front of and behind the microphone as a voice actor and dubbing singer who has dubbed Archibald’s Great Journey,
Wonka, Wicked, and the new Lord of the Rings, among others.
Here you can now experience:
From the fairy tale world into the Arabian world.
Aladdin, the great Toppus, the idea of what to do when you have three wishes is actually an old one.
That’s why Disney had to deal with it too.
And whether it’s an enchanting Genie who climbs out of the bottle, or the aforementioned Genie, those pesky wishes
and finding happiness with wishes is not so easy.
After the huge success of Ariel, it was time for Arabian Nights in 1992, and this time it took
a very special voice actor who could bring over 1000 voices and an insane sense of humor to 1001 Nights,
and they found him in the unforgettable actor Robin Williams, who voiced the genie in the original.
The story is quickly told. The pickpocket Aladdin must retrieve a lamp from an enchanted tomb for the evil Vizier Jafar
and then save Princess Jasmine and the Sultan from the evil Vizier, which is why he has animal
support from the monkey Abu at his side.
The music, like everything we’ve heard so far, comes from
He won an Oscar, a Golden Globe, and a Grammy for it.
What’s special about this film is that there are only five songs in it. You can hear three of them
live here on stage—here on Schlagzeile, and the other two at least musically in The Sweet.
And now we need a Jasmine.
We found this Jasmine in the Swabian Alb, and here comes the singer.
to us, whose dream it has always been to conquer the musical stage, and if you want to do that in Germany,
then you go to Stage in Hamburg, among other places.
That’s where she was, learning singing, acting, and dancing, and now she lives in Vienna. Her personal highlight is
And yes, you will hear them again today.
After completing her training, she quickly landed her dream role as Elphaba in Wicked.
She was in the musical Mozart in Shanghai, and she played Mottisha Adams in The Addams Family.
Today, we hear her together with Peter Lewys Preston in
Before that, however, there was the famous fast-talking competition for every singer, a small favor among friends.
and before that, the great Aladdin Sweet, which now takes us back to Arabian Nights, in 1992 and
In Magic of
You will hear the Czech Symphony Orchestra conducted by Franz Bader, the Score & More Choir
conducted by Elisabeth Haumann, Melanie Gebhard, and Peter Lewys Preston.
The hero of all heroes in a very idiosyncratic and rather unusual animation style tells the story
of a boy who, as a demigod, must first become a hero. His winged horse Pegasus
stands by his side, as does the cool Mac, to help him defeat the evil Hades and be accepted by his father on Mount Olympus
.
Alan Merkel also composed the music, using gospel sounds for the first time, bringing vases to life
and creating a very exciting and, again, unusual soundtrack.
We hear from it:
And then there’s a story that provides a pretty good answer to the problems Hercules has to face,
yes, and then there’s
The Ice Princess is not only a sensation on the musical stage, she has become an icon for an entire generation.
Yes, it’s incredibly moving, and no, it’s not a “girl’s movie.”
Letting go is the right answer to Hercules’ problems with self-discovery. They are two adolescents,
a similar story, they both have supernatural powers, they don’t fit into their own world,
and that’s why they have to find their destiny on their journey, and this is a theme that every teenager can relate to,
regardless of whether they are supposed to have superhuman strength or can freeze the world.
While Alben froze, the world melted away.
It was written by composer couple Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, and this song has been sung
in 45 languages around the world.
It has been sung around the world, encouraging young and old alike. From Indonesian to
Cantonese, with several versions in Spanish alone, between the mother country and South America. “Let it go”
from Frozen, before that
from
We see Peter Lewys Preston again, now also as God, and then Melanie Gebhard.
She says her favorite character is Elsa.
And this character is a dream role for any musical singer, which is why she is already very excited to present them
with her “Elsa” and “Let it go.”
Sung by Peter Lewys Preston, who plays “Ursula”
and does so very convincingly and captivatingly, drawing the audience into his spell and
making it great fun to watch Peter Lewys on stage.
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