In the organizer's words:

He broke down genre boundaries. With more than 1000 song compositions and a stage career spanning over 60 years, Udo Jürgens (1934-2014) is considered one of the most important solo artists of our time. His work defies conventional categorization: His songs address social issues, caricature bourgeois values and take a political stance - on environmental policy, the arms race or drug problems. With "Moscow - New York", he sang about the fall of the Berlin Wall. Schlager? But with depth: this is what musical gems such as "Ich würde es wieder tun" or "Lieb Vaterland" stand for.

Tirzah Haase takes you on a biographical-musical journey through time, in which she interprets the songs in her own personal way, framed by thoughts from the composer and singer - with virtuoso piano arrangements by Armine Ghuloyan. A somewhat different Udo evening.