Fr: Bodo Kirchhoff „Bericht zur Lage des Glücks“: In die Finsternis des Herzens
Bodo Kirchhoff „Bericht zur Lage des Glücks“: In die Finsternis des Herzens
Bodo Kirchhoffs delikater und befremdlicher Roman „Bericht zur Lage des Glücks. Bodo Kirchhoff, Experte für vertrackte Liebesgeschichten, hat in seinem mit dem Deutschen Buchpreis ausgezeichneten ...
Guitarist Julian Lage is widely acclaimed as one of the most prodigious musicians of his generation. His latest project, Scenes from Above, features a new quartet with legendary keyboardist John Medeski and an all-star rhythm section of bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Kenny Wolleson. Drawing inspiration from folkloric traditions, the music is warm, soulful, organic and reflects Lage’s ...
The 9-song, 42 minute album features Lage leading the three through gorgeous instrumentals that run the gamut of playful and introspective, with Medeski and Lage playing as if they’ve done so ...
Julian Lage: Scene Study with John Medeski, Derek Trucks and Nels Cline
Lage has long been prolific: In the three decades since the documentary Jules at Eight identified him as a prodigy, Lage has made a dozen records with his own bands and duos, and three times that many with leading lights of his artistic orbit, like John Zorn, Gary Burton, and Charles Lloyd.
Overall, "Lage" is a versatile word in German that can be used to describe the situation or condition in various contexts, such as personal, political, or general circumstances. Its usage helps to convey information about the state of affairs at a given moment.
From matchday 16 to 34, Lage won 18 league matches and drew just one to win his first major trophy, Benfica's 37th league title. With a 94% winning percentage, he surpassed Jimmy Hagan 's record at Benfica and achieved Primeira Liga's all-time best second round: 49 points from 19 games.