Wilhelm Busch. Maler Klecksel und Fips der Affe

Dive into the whimsical and avant-garde world of Wilhelm Busch's classic tales, reimagined by the talented Lutz Görner, with the release of "Wilhelm Busch. Maler Klecksel und Fips der Affe." This captivating album, released on May 29, 2022, under the Luga label, is a unique blend of spoken word and avant-garde music, bringing Busch's beloved characters to life in a fresh and innovative way.

Spanning 57 minutes and featuring 25 tracks, this album is a delightful journey through the humorous and often satirical stories of Wilhelm Busch. Lutz Görner's distinctive voice and the avant-garde musical arrangements create an immersive and engaging experience. Each track, from "Maler Klecksel (Vorwort)" to "Das Ende," offers a unique interpretation of Busch's timeless narratives, making it an essential listen for both fans of the original stories and those new to Busch's work.

The album's avant-garde genre adds a layer of intrigue and modernity to the classic tales, ensuring that "Wilhelm Busch. Maler Klecksel und Fips der Affe" stands out in the world of audio storytelling. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Wilhelm Busch's work or simply looking for something unique and captivating to listen to, this album is sure to delight and entertain.

Lutz Görner (1945–2024) was a multifaceted German artist whose talents spanned music, acting, and singing. Born in Zwickau, Görner grew up in the Rheinland and began his stage career as a student, performing in minor roles and as a dancer at the Stadttheater Aachen. His academic pursuits included theater studies, German literature, art history, philosophy, and sociology, along with training at the Schauspielschule in Cologne. Görner's career was marked by his versatility, working on various German stages and leaving a significant mark as a reciter, particularly through his popular television series "Lyrik für alle." His performances were celebrated for their depth and emotional resonance, earning him the title "Germany's lyrical voice." Beyond his recitations, Görner was also known for his satirical programs and his ability to bring literary classics to life, making him a beloved figure in German cultural landscapes.