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Disco-Sound beim Leipziger Opernball: Jimmy Somerville kommt nach Leipzig Der Star-Act für den Leipziger Opernball am 10. September 2016 steht fest: Jimmy Somerville stellt auf der Hauptbühne im Opernsaal sein neues Album „Homage“ vor und wird natürlich auch seine Hits der 80er Jahre aufleben lassen. Disco und Opernball – das passt wunderbar zusammen, denn der gebürtige Schotte bringt das Berlin Show Orchestra mit, das seinen Songs einen ganz besonderen, modernen Sound verleihen wird. Jimmy Somerville wurde 1984 weltberühmt, als seine Band Bronski Beat mit „Smalltown Boy“ einen Riesenhit landete. Seitdem war der Synthie-Pop-Sound und Somervilles unverkennbarer Falsettgesang aus keiner Disco mehr wegzudenken. Auch heute noch, drei Jahrzehnte später, wippen die Füße zu den Takten von „Don’t leave me this way“ und „Never can say goodbye“, die er mit seiner zweiten Band The Communards veröffentlichte, beschwingt mit. Sein größter Erfolg als Solo-Künstler sollte 1989 „You make me feel (Mighty Real)“ werden. In seinem neuen Album „Homage“ widmet sich die selbsternannte Disco Diva den späten Siebzigern und beweist einmal mehr, wie zeitlos und absolut tanzbar seine Songs sind. Wir freuen uns sehr, dass Jimmy Somerville mit uns durch die Opernballnacht groovt. Das Berlin Show Orchestra rockt nicht nur mit Jimmy Somerville die Bühne, sondern sorgt auch danach noch für rauschende Tanzrunden im Dreivierteltakt - bis in die frühen Morgenstunden. Vom Deutschen Nachhaltigkeitspreis wurde das Ensemble als "greenest orchestra worldwide“ bezeichnet. Nachhaltig sind also nicht nur die knackigen Interpretationen von Walzer & Co. für die Ohren, sondern auch die klimaneutrale Arbeitsweise des Berlin Show Orchestras für das gute Gewissen. Reservieren Sie Ihre Karten für den Opernball Der 22. Leipziger Opernball, zum vierten Mal präsentiert von der Porsche AG, findet unter dem Motto „Let’s dance Dutch“ am 10. September 2016 wie gewohnt in der Oper Leipzig statt. Das hochkarätige Programm wird vom Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Solisten und Ensemblemitgliedern der Oper Leipzig gestaltet. Weitere Highlights sind die Verleihung des L.O.B. Fashion Awards und die große Tombola. Wir nehmen gern Ihre Tisch-und Flanierkartenbestellungen entgegen. Über alle Neuigkeiten rund um den 22. Leipziger Opernball informieren wir Sie wie gewohnt in unserem nächsten Newsletter. Seien Sie bis dahin herzlich gegrüßt, Ihr Opernball-Team Opernball Leipzig Production GmbH Käthe-Kollwitz-Str. 1 04109 Leipzig Deutschland www.leipziger-opernball.com [email protected] Tel.: 0341 / 215 69 77 Fax: 0341 / 215 69 78 Fotos: James Kemmenoe, Dieter Grundmann ©2016 Opernball Leipzig Production GmbH. Alle Rechte vorbehalten..

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