„Die Kunst der UnFuge“ Florian Schroeder & Philharmonia Duo

Florian Schroeder Florian Schroeder, who is best known for his numerous celebrity impersonations, has been touring with his stage shows for more than 20 years. He also appears regularly on camera as an ARD presenter and has published several books, including the bestseller "Schluss mit der Meinungsfreiheit!" (End Freedom of Speech!), "Unter Wahnsinnigen – Warum wir das Böse brauchen" (Among Madmen – Why We Need Evil) and his latest book "Happy End. Warum du ohne Glück glücklicher bist" (Happy Ending: Why You Are Happier Without Happiness) (published in November 2025). His texts are always highly topical, analyzing, evaluating, and questioning. His trademark: close observation of the political and social situation. He has become an important opinion leader and is a sought-after guest on talk shows and discussion panels. In addition, his columns and podcasts can be heard regularly on the radio and all audio portals. Florian Schroeder moves his audience, enriches them, and encourages them to think. Like no other, he combines the razor-sharp powers of observation of a satirist with the analytical acuity of a philosopher. (Source: www.florian-schroeder.com ) Philharmonia Duo Violoncello and double bass – in an orchestra, they usually form the tonal foundation, but as a chamber music ensemble, they can reveal completely different, fascinating facets of themselves. "We are very excited to get even more out of our instruments and ourselves," say cellist David Riniker and double bassist Janusz Widzyk, who formed the Philharmonia Duo in 2019 on the occasion of the Baden-Baden Easter Festival. What unites the two musicians is their many years of experience as members of the Berlin Philharmonic. Working with their orchestra colleagues and the great conductors of our time has had a decisive influence on their sound and their sense of outstanding interpretation. They want to bring this wealth of experience to bear in their joint music-making as a duo. Their goal: to broaden their own horizons and those of their instruments with arrangements of well-known, unknown, and new works from the music literature. "It's as if we've got a breath of fresh air under our wings. We are on a joyful journey of timeless beauty, of the interplay between our two instruments. Sometimes it's as if we are making the seemingly impossible possible." (Source: https://www.berliner-philharmoniker.de/ueber-uns/orchester/ensembles/philharmonia-duo/ )