Quarter To Fritig - Yes It's Ananias

Yes, it's him - and he's back, having returned from Mexico, where his new album "YIA IV: Turbulences after the crash landing into the fourth dimension" was created: an imposing man with a big hat, wild curls and an impressive aura. Nicolas Streichenberg, born in Baden, sits at the piano and shakes the emotional foundations of his audience.The pianist calls his improvisation project "Yes It's Ananias" and the performance of his musical moment design has already been associated in the media with the Fluxus movement and the legendary French composer Eric Satie. He himself calls his playing "Contemporary Psycho-Automatic Piano", which seems to retrieve every note from forgotten or hidden layers of existence, allowing the audience to sink into it. The tour through Mexico, a country where art is still sacred, made a deep impression on him and it is very exciting to see how this experience is reflected in the already very unique and unconventional style of the self-taught pianist.Quarter to FritigWhether simply enjoying a beer after work or taking the opportunity to revive the long-forgotten world of cocktails - Viertel vor Fritig offers everything that is rarely found elsewhere and ushers in the approaching weekend with a cozy bar atmosphere and delicious American hot dogs.Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.