Songs under the apple tree with David Lübke Trio

Who actually writes songs like "The moon has risen" today? The answer is David Lübke.

This singer-songwriter newcomer has what it takes to lead the tradition of the old singer-songwriters into the future. This waking dreamer writes beautiful songs full of poetry and wit and looks out of his window at the world. He describes this world in his concerts with pointed stories that he has collected in abundance on his travels. For example, on his so-called Liedermacher-Walz, where he

hitchhiking through the country with his guitar, peering into people's homes and souls while offering mini-concerts at their doors. This idea reveals a lot about the

musician, whose lyrics are always about the core of humanity. Musically, he draws on folk and pop music, which makes his songs contemporary. He sings to the guitar and 5-string banjo and has found two sophisticated accompanists in Filip Sommer (mandolin/violin) and Moritz Brümmer (cello), who enhance his compositions. David Lübke writes new songs for new times. Unpretentious, idiosyncratic, wonderful!

He is currently presenting his new album "Fahrender Sänger", on which he performs his own compositions as well as folk songs that he has collected on his songwriting tour throughout Germany.

In 2022, David Lübke and his fellow musicians won the Dieter Wasilke Folk Prize at the Venner Folk Frühling 2022 and he was one of the celebrated discoveries at the largest festival for world music in Germany in Rudolstadt. Rarely has German folk sounded as lively and fresh as here!

You can also look forward to delicious homemade cakes and a selection of wines.

Tickets are available for 15 euros from the Tourist Information Office in the town of Usedom or by ordering on our website www.karniner-kultur-kram.de

Admission is from 3 pm, in case of bad weather the concert will take place in the village church Mönchow.

David Lübke, vocals and guitar

Filip Sommer, violin and mandolin

Moritz Brümmer, violoncello

Moderation: Imke Griebsch (radio 3 rbb)