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Birds On A Wire - Berlin, Columbia Theater
Event by: FKP Scorpio, New Berlin Konzerte & Events GmbH
Location: Columbia Theater, Columbiadamm 9-11, Berlin - Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg
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Birds On A Wire
Doors: 7:00 p.m. | Start: 8:00 p.m.
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After the duo Birds On A Wire played an exclusive concert in Berlin this fall, the two musicians behind the project are now announcing three new concerts for June 2026.
As the French-American singer Rosemary Standley - who previously played with Moriarty - and the French-Brazilian When cellist Dom La Nena met for the first time, the musical collaboration was originally planned exclusively for a series of concerts at the Cité de la Musique in Paris. But the two artists not only got along brilliantly right from the start due to their common roots and their respective classical training - Standley's all-captivating voice and La Nena's breathtaking cello playing also harmonized in a very special way from the first second. Together, the duo began to reinterpret song classics beyond the initial series of events. Inspired by Leonard Cohen's "Birds On The Wire", the two started releasing cover versions as "Birds on a Wire" - and were immediately well received.
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Read more >> short.fkp.de/birdsonawire
Doors: 7:00 p.m. | Start: 8:00 p.m.
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After the duo Birds On A Wire played an exclusive concert in Berlin this fall, the two musicians behind the project are now announcing three new concerts for June 2026.
As the French-American singer Rosemary Standley - who previously played with Moriarty - and the French-Brazilian When cellist Dom La Nena met for the first time, the musical collaboration was originally planned exclusively for a series of concerts at the Cité de la Musique in Paris. But the two artists not only got along brilliantly right from the start due to their common roots and their respective classical training - Standley's all-captivating voice and La Nena's breathtaking cello playing also harmonized in a very special way from the first second. Together, the duo began to reinterpret song classics beyond the initial series of events. Inspired by Leonard Cohen's "Birds On The Wire", the two started releasing cover versions as "Birds on a Wire" - and were immediately well received.
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Read more >> short.fkp.de/birdsonawire