Name: Baumann & Rosenmüller: If Not Who You
Start: 2027-01-16T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-16T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Historische Druckerei Seidel

If Poems Sing: Baumann & Rosenmüller Bring Language Art to Sulzbach-Rosenberg

With “If Not Who You”, a literary experience unfolds in the Historical Printing House Seidel, combining poetry, music, and fine humor into a richly woven reading atmosphere. Marcus H. Rosenmüller and Gerd Baumann strike just the right tone with their program that resonates between Ringelnatz, Gernhardt, and Morgenstern: playful, profound, pointed, and surprisingly close to everyday life.

Poetic Wit with Musical Resonance

The poems revolve around big and small feelings, about home, longing, society, and the “Whole and Everything.” It is precisely in the connection between recitation and music that the literary quality emerges, which makes an evening not only entertaining but also memorable. The two artists demonstrate how language art and sound stimulate each other until rhythm emerges from words and stage presence from rhymes.

An Evening of Laughter, Wonder, and Reflection

Those who love literary evenings that feel alive and accessible, rather than academically distant, will find an intense format here. The author encounter thrives on precision, timing, and the palpable joy of expression. The audience doesn't just experience a reading but a musically supported journey through absurd images, astute observations, and charmingly twisted wordplay.

The Venue: Historical Printing House Seidel as a Cultural Space with Aura

The Historical Printing House Seidel is one of the most prominent cultural venues in the region. The hall at Luitpoldplatz 4 combines historical printing tradition with contemporary event atmosphere. This setting amplifies the effect of the evening: literature meets spatial history, voice meets architecture, presence meets printing culture.

Conclusion: A Literary Evening that Resonates

“If Not Who You” promises an evening for all who want to not just read poetry, but hear, feel, and rediscover it. Between humor, depth, and musical vigor, a program emerges that enriches Upper Palatinate with a special reading. Those who appreciate linguistic finesse and lively stage art should experience this date live.