On Thursday, 5 February at 3 pm, interested parties are once again invited to a music café "DA CAPO - Music for Seniors" in the large hall of Kraftwerk e. V., Kaßbergstraße 36.
Admission costs 7 euros including coffee and cake. (Registration is not required.)
Barrier-free access is available at the signposted side entrance.
In the February edition of the Musikcafé, Nancy Gibson, Head of the Municipal Music School, welcomes Stefan Tschök, a qualified transport economist and author.
After studying in Dresden, Tschök worked in transport until his retirement and discovered his passion for literature in the 1980s. He worked in various circles that dealt with literature in the "active form", including the "Circle of Writing Workers" at the Heckert Combine in what was then Karl-Marx-Stadt. Since then, he has regularly published aphorisms, short stories and novels.
In his latest book "Was? Chemnitz?!" he sheds light on the European Capital of Culture and its challenges. He is also a member of the Chemnitz Film Nights programme advisory board and moderates events at C3 Chemnitzer Veranstaltungszentren GmbH.
The discussion will be accompanied by music from the "Da Capo" ensemble under the direction of Matthias Gagelmann and piano soloist Cornelius Glanz.