Blechern-zappaesque musical drama in 45 minutes with long encore

What happens when a marching band of 20 music-crazy jazz students stages the highly dramatic Wagner opera "Tristan und Isolde" and the music is arranged by a young composer who counts Frank Zappa and Grandmaster Flash among his musical idols?
King Marke (tuba) is dismayed to catch Isolde (soprano saxophone), who has been promised to him, in flagrante delicto with Tristan (trombone), while the traitor Melot (tenor saxophone) stands on the sidelines celebrating and Brangäne (clarinet), full of guilt, tries to calm the tempers. The musicians of the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Leipzig slip into truly new roles and get the opportunity to show their acting qualities as well. Despite all the winking, the musical greatness of the work is not mocked, but celebrated.
Moritz Sembritzki - composition
Vincent Bababoutilabo - piccolo flute
Hannah Kirchner, Gustav Geißler - flute
Christoph Klan, Annekathrin Eckart - clarinet
Martin Hanisch - bass clarinet
Philipp Sebening, Elisa Wagler-Wernecke - soprano saxophone
Marina Gerlach, Moritz Schaller, Benjamin Napravnik - alto saxophone
Wencke Wollny, Henrik Baumgarten - tenor saxophone
Luise Volkmann - baritone saxophone
Patrick Schanze, Luke Strange, Hans Knudsen - trumpet
Antonia Hausmann, Ludwig Kociock, Julian Schließmeyer - trombone
Florian Fahr - bass trombone
Mathias Hochmuth - sousaphone
Mark Hempel, Yoann Thiemann-Beaucé - guitar
Philipp Scholz, Hans Otto, Fiete Wachholz, Philip Theurer - drums
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