Norwegian dream sounds: Fernweh Festival inspires in Erlangen!

Norwegian dream sounds: Fernweh Festival inspires in Erlangen!

Erlangen, Deutschland - An exciting new event is imminent: The Fernweh Festival in Erlangen combines a Norway multivision with live music and promises an unforgettable experience. On Friday, December 27th, at 7 p.m., the lecture series "Fernweh Special" begins in the Redoutensaal, which is entitled "Norwegian impressions". Here the duo Kelpie, consisting of the talented flutist Kerstin Blodig and the virtuoso guitarist Ian Melrose, will take over the musical accompaniment. Their sounds, the Celtic and Scandinavian traditions combine, draw the audience into the Fjell landscapes of Norway and let mythical stories from old ballads come to life, as the local press emphasizes and refers to the attention of detail in the dramaturgies of their music.

a visual experience of extra class

The enchanting music by Kelpie is accompanied by the impressive photographs of Berlin's photographer Kai-Uwe Küchler, who traveled to Norway for his works for over five years. His work shows the breathtaking beauty of Norwegian nature, including majestic fjords and mysterious forests. The combination of music and visual impressions is supplemented by high -resolution projections, which underline the spells and magic of the north and take the audience on a sensory journey. There are accompanying texts and stories that accompany every musical piece and give the viewer a deeper insight into the fascination of Norway.

This creative connection of music and visual art not only reflects the love of nature and culture, but also shows how much music and art are interwoven. While the duo enchants with its harmonies, impressive murals and art prints, such as those of Kunstdestalten24.de , ensure the perfect visual background. Musical motifs in the form of canvas pictures and other formats not only beautify private spaces, but also create an enjoyable atmosphere in bars and restaurants that reinforce music enjoyment.