Heino inspires Neubrandenburg: a concert full of peace and memories!

Heino inspires Neubrandenburg: a concert full of peace and memories!

Neubrandenburg, Deutschland - Heino, the legendary singer, surprised his fans in Neubrandenburg with an exciting announcement! Originally planned for November 15, his appearance in the Neubrandenburg concert church is now being postponed to February. But don't worry, it is not a big problem for Heino: "We only pushed the performance back. The whole tour has 25 appointments, so of course it can always happen that something is shifting," he explains.

The 85-year-old star visited Neubrandenburg in 2003, but was not able to explore the city at the time. "I am all the more looking forward to doing this time," says Heino. His decision for the concert church is not accidental: "My musician colleague Peter Orloff told me about this great location, and I just had to come!" The anticipation is great, because Heino will present a special repertoire: church songs of greats like Schubert, Bach and Mozart. "If I no longer sing these songs, nobody sings the repertoire," he emphasizes.

a musical festival for all generations

Although Heino does not sing well -known songs like "Blue Bluke the Enzian", he promises to present classic folk songs such as "Am Brunnen in front of the gates". "These are all songs that you can no longer hear today, only from me," he explains proudly. At almost 86, he does not see his return to these roots as musical reinvention, but as a return to his beginnings.

his tour is entitled "Peace on Eternity", inspired by one of his songs from 2000. "In this hectic time I would like to send a message for peace with my songs," says Heino. He is supported by actress Barbara Wussow and the organist Franz Lambert, who will ensure an unforgettable experience. "We harmonize very nicely: Heino sings and Barbara Wussow performs stories and poems," says the singer. It remains to be seen whether this will be his last appearance in Neubrandenburg, but Heino hopes to return to many other opportunities. "I'm a repeat offender, so to speak," he smiles.