Tim Fischer - Chansons

In his new program, Tim Fischer takes a free-spirited approach. He demonstrates that he is effortlessly capable of blending unique chansons from a wide variety of sources into a total work of art that always bears his own distinctive style.
Whether it’s contemporary works by Thomas Pigor or Sebastian Krämer, or timeless classics by Georg Kreisler or Jacques Brel—“Tim Fischer strikes the right note in every piece—both literally and figuratively—solely through the richness of his vocal and gestural variations.” (Jüdische Allgemeine)

He is an actor-singer in the mold of Charles Aznavour, who takes on a different personality in every chanson and portrays it from the depths of his soul right down to his fingertips, says “Die Presse,” Vienna.

He is superbly accompanied by Thomas Dörschel on piano, Theodor Flindell on violin, and Bernd Oezsevim on drums.
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Press Reviews:
“And once again, the chanson creator proves that he is in a class of his own. Far above the Champions League, somewhere on Mount Olympus. With his breathtakingly articulate vocals—which transform even the most complicated tongue twisters into feather-light verses—and his expressive facial expressions, he unleashes a tonal fireworks display brimming with punchlines. Technically, rappers are the fastest vocalists in the world. Yet you can’t shake the feeling that Eminem, NoClue, and the rest can’t hold a candle to Tim Fischer.” Berliner Morgenpost

“Time and again, a new nuance in the interplay of his voice, his expression, and his emotions astounds us; he entices us to listen even more closely with his captivating vocal and verbal acrobatics. His songs are just as multifaceted as his range of expression… Tim Fischer elegantly masters the tightrope walk between comedy, farce, and tragedy.” Die Welt

“Tim Fischer sings with a voice that brims with power yet is so delicate it seems it might shatter. He pulls out all the stops—with genuine warmth, charisma, and professionalism.” Berliner Zeitung

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