Beschreibung
In Husum erlebt man Ebbe und Flut mitten in der Stadt. Die direkte Nachbarschaft mit dem Weltnaturerbe Wattenmeer und attraktive Shopping¬angebote, garniert mit einem reichen Kultur- und Veranstaltungsprogramm machen Husum zu einem überaus beliebten Reiseziel. Schiffe und Inseln, Natur und Kultur, Stadt und Land sind hier ganz nah ¬beieinander. Eine Stadt zum Träumen, die durch Oliver Frankes Fotos ganz besonders schön zur Geltung kommt.
Autorenportrait
Oliver Franke, geboren 1965, Kieler Fotograf für u.a. Tourismus, Food, und Landschaft, veröffentlichte zuletzt im Wachholtz Verlag: »Schleswig-Holstein. Streifzug von Küste zu Küste« (2015). »Kiel von oben« (2016) sowie »Kiel«, »St. Peter-Ording« und »Büsum« aus der beliebten »lütt«-Reihe. 807280011999LangtextP. I. Tchaikovsky is considered to be Russia's great symphonic composer. In his music he achieved a synthesis of the national musical language of Russia and the compositional forms of the western European Romantics. His most famous ballets enjoy a position of honor in the Classical Ballet repertoire on account of their melodic intensity and instrumental brilliance. In the fairy tale "The Nutcracker and the King of the Mice" written by the German Romantic E. T. A. Hoffmann and published in 1814, on which Tchaikovsky's ballet is based, Christmas provides the realistic setting for a fantastic plot. Fiction and reality are woven together by means of strange and wondrous occurrences to produce a fascinating and unfathomable labyrinth. Both Hoffmann and Tchaikovsky, who began to compose the ballet in his fiftieth year, could identify with the literary figure of the watchmaker Drosselmeier, who gives order to his life through his work. In 1999, exactly 107 years - to the day - after the first performance in St. Petersburg, Patrice Bart's choreography of Tchaikovsky's worldwide success The Nutcracker was premiered at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin. Bart placed a prologue before the ballet in which Marie is abducted as a child and in which everything is placed in a modern context.
