Live in the monastery: Dirk Werner

Songs, poems and stories, played on the ukulele
"Could things talk ...", the title of the program, contains songs and poems played on the ukulele, sung and performed with heart. Whether it's the tongue-in-cheek smuggling story of Mrs. Usel Insedom or a deadly serious call to talk to each other more and not to take things worth telling to the grave, every song has a message that needs to be conveyed to women or men. The range of topics in his poems also extends from bitterly serious to humorous to fun, regardless of whether they consist of four lines or fill an entire A4 page.
Dirk Werner, born in Prenzlau in 1961, learned guitar as a pupil with Joachim Stahnke at music school, sang in the school's singing club and played in various school bands. After that, his instruments eked out a dreary existence in suitcases and bags until the band F.altenrock was finally brought to life in 2004. He is still active there today and is known to many locals. But he never stopped writing his own lyrics. But somehow the F.altenrockers didn't want to know too much about it. "I think they deserve to be performed!" The solution: a solo program, alone on stage.