four singers and a pianist to accompany a contemplative, funny and colorful evening of songs.
Querbeet not afraid, classic jazz pieces, sometimes verschwäbeln to a capella,
and combining them with well-known folk tunes, French or English folk drinking songs.
With Mozart, pop songs and their own creations, it goes right through the garden songs.
The Black Forest messenger writes: "... these are the singers and singer Chris Haslach , Siegrid Faiss -Laux, David Whizin and Hans-Paul Moller . They left behind ... an enthusiastic audience. The four voices in a harmonized way in their songs that was guaranteed during the entire concert goose bumps. ... The concert really touched me, I even had some tears in his eyes ... For the first time Querbeet subtle and yet skillfully accompanied by Connie Rieder on electric piano. ... Heard were ancient folk, pop, classical Wiener, a French drinking song as well as a soulful English shepherd's song, and almost jazzy sounding English Songs. Whether as a quartet, a trio, solo or in duet, sometimes cheeky, sometimes melancholy, almost sad, sometimes funny: it was boring at any minute ... The songs were perfect more consistent and a capella voicing and supports many gestures of the performers. "And you can hear on Saturday, May 7, 2011 from 20 clock in the pilgrim hostel Fromm Hausen.
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