...because we are human...

Reflections and questions on what it means to be human, inspired by the works of Astor Piazzolla

Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992) was a grounded man who knew all the facets of life. Born into modest circumstances, he spent his childhood in the Bronx in New York and later achieved worldwide fame. His art lay in expressing his rich and eventful life - with all its extremes - through music in all its dimensions, while creating a new style in the process: Tango Nuevo.

Cordula Sauter accompanies each piece she performs on accordion with profound and timely reflections and questions about what it means to be human - "Forgetting", "Freedom/being free", "Home", "Dreams", "Aimlessness", "Aliveness", "Fear" and much more.

This is a deeply moving programme full of wit that reminds us what it means to be human - each for ourselves, without imposing solutions. A programme that, with great love for humanity, opens the complete spectrum of what it means to be human and offers orientation in uncertain times.
...because we are human…