Alix Dudel

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Alix Dudel (born July 24, 1956 in Krefeld ) is a German singer and actress .

Life

Alix Dudel grew up in Hanover and gained her first theater experience at the Rambaff Children's Theater in Hanover-Linden and in the Commedia Futura . In the early 1980s she began private training in breathing and speaking technique, later she took acting lessons with Christa Stahr-Spolvint and in the early 1990s singing lessons with Ingrid Bensch. In 1987 Alix Dudel created her first solo program together with the pianist Andreas N. Tarkmann . From 1991 to 1996 Dudel was a spokesperson for NDR 1 Niedersachsen in Hanover. From 1993 onwards she was the conférencier in international variety shows such as the Georgspalast in Hanover, the Frankfurt Tigerpalast or the Krystallpalast variety in Leipzig. After a guest performance in Berlin , Alix Dudel and her pianist Uli Schmid received an invitation from the Brooklyn Academy of Music to New York City in 2001 . In 2006 Alix Dudel played Madame Beaubuisson and Feodora in the operetta Der Opernball by Richard Heuberger at the Hildesheim City Theater .

Many of the texts by the writer Friedhelm Kändler were premiered in the interpretation of Alix Dudel. Together with the guitarist Sebastian Albert, Alix Dudel has developed musical and literary programs on the poetry of Mascha Kaléko and Bertolt Brecht .

Programs (selection)

  • Men and Buttercups , with songs and texts by Erich Kästner , Kurt Tucholsky , Friedrich Hollaender and others, 1987
  • Witches, Ghosts and Demons , 1988
  • tenderly alone , with songs by Andreas N. Tarkmann based on texts by Friedhelm Kändler, 1989
  • Lady in Aspic , 1991
  • Everything always happens to me
  • Yesterday I was already tomorrow , songs and texts by Friedhelm Kändler, Georg Kreisler , Hildegard Knef and others
  • Fun for no reason, so to speak - An evening with poetry by Mascha Kaléko , 2010
  • The new age - songs, poetry and words by Bertolt Brecht, 2013

Discography (selection)

  • Alix Dudel live in the sofa, August 19 and 20, 1989 , audio cassette
  • I'm going into the water , chansons by Friedhelm Kändler u. a., compositions by Andreas N. Tarkmann a. a. - Alix Dudel with the Hannover Harmonists and Instrumental Ensemble, CD, 1996
  • Number 9 , Live in “Chicago” Hannover, texts by Friedhelm KÄNDER, compositions by Thomas Dust, Thorsten Larbig, Uli Schmid, Clemens Kanka and Andreas N. Tarkmann - Alix Dudel and Uli Schmid (piano), CD, 1998
  • Six songs by Friedhelm KÄNDER , compositions by Uli Schmid, Thorsten Larbig, Friedhelm KÄNDER, Clemens Kanka and Andreas N. Tarkmann - Alix Dudel and the Tigerpalast-Orchester, miniCD, 2008
  • Seven songs , chansons by Georg Kreisler, Günter Neumann , Friedrich Hollaender as well as texts by Friedhelm Kändler, set to music by Uli Schmid and Andreas N. Tarkmann - Alix Dudel and Peter Müller (piano), miniCD, 2008
  • Fun for no reason , so to speak , songs and poetry by Mascha Kaléko, compositions by Herbert Baumann - Alix Dudel and Sebastian Albert (guitar), CD, 2011
  • The New Ages , songs and poetry by Bertolt Brecht, music by Hanns Eisler, Paul Dessau, Kurt Weill - Alix Dudel and Sebastian Albert (guitar), CD 2014
  • May I go through it , songs by Friedhelm Kändler, Georg Kreisler and Günter Neumann, music by Andreas N. Tarkmann, Uli Schmid, Thorsten Larbig and Clemens Kanka - Alix Dudel with the Tiger Band from Frankfurt, CD, 2017

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Alix Dudel - Live im Kanapee, Discogs. Retrieved December 29, 2018 .

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Doodle, Alix
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German singer and actress
DATE OF BIRTH July 24, 1956
PLACE OF BIRTH Krefeld