Weinberger/ Trekel/ Goebl - WallensteinIn 1927 the Czech composer Jaromr Weinberger celebrated a sensational success with Schwanda the Bagpiper. Then, in 1938, one year after the premiere of Wallenstein in Vienna, Weinberger had to flee from the Nazis. He did not have much success in the United States, suffered while in exile, and took his own life in 1967. Wallenstein was completely forgotten, certainly also because of the great challenges posed by it's performance. Cornelius Meister, the

"In the same vein of any fantastic singer/songwriter album

Wilson Pickett

a pioneer who has been at the core of the scene since it's early days

Rag Picker

when the watch breaks and the time portal back starts to close

A sweet story and sweeter still music by Humperdinck newly discovered

After over three decades

and especially Vivaldi

Based on the true story of the 18th century love affair between the married Lady Emma Hamilton and Lord Horatio Nelson

and even-numbered polyphonic verses

Café Zimmermann collaborated with artists such as Emöke Barath

all the while pissing off their ornery boss