DREIVIERTELBLUT. WELTRAUMTOURISTEN

The phi­lo­so­pher Sebas­ti­an Horn and the astro­naut Gerd Bau­mann meet in a barn deep in the forest and do their trade with tran­si­ence. Drei­vier­tel­blut, the­se are two con­ge­ni­al musi­ci­ans who sen­sual­ly wea­ve their ori­gi­nal Bava­ri­an atti­tu­de to life with the uni­ver­sal who­le. “Mia san ned nur mia” (we are not just us) – this song line sums up their musi­cal and human self-image. This band has not­hing to do with folk­lo­re and mar­quee music. It is the phi­lo­so­phi­cal, but also humo­rous lyrics about being and pas­sing away, the mas­terful­ly com­po­sed melo­dies, which make the lis­te­ner revel and not sway. Mar­cus H. Rosen­mül­ler and Johan­nes Kal­ten­hau­ser suc­ceed in crea­ting a black-and-white, shim­me­ring, humo­rous film poem – with lots of good music. (Text: DOK.fest München)