Leipzig: Lene Voocht off'm Boot – a Saxony surprise hit!｜Germany

Look, my dear, at the meadow,
Just look and don't turn around!
It's nice when you hear so softly
The meadows. And the midges, they buzz.


"Widderbeläbt" (1891-1962) sits for you midship in a "bright red" and black costume from the golden 1920s. Her six-volume complete edition has just been published...
So de Lene entertains you with her countless poems in the local dialect and interludes with Saxon charm.
To start, there is a hands-on introductory course in "Säks'sch". The anatomy of a Saxon soul is examined, that is, the parts of Saxony are counted, loved, and learned.
Then, with singing, we move on to Lene Voigt's Saxon songs, such as the famous "Lorelei". This is followed by poems about the "Mendalidäät" and "Genusssucht" of the Saxons as well as about Lene's beautiful hometown – "nämisch Leibzsch".
Fittingly, she presents the poems "Wo de Pleisse blädschert dorchs Gelände", "Leipzscher Gnoblauchs-Ballade" and "Leipzscher Bargarohle" from the water.
Come on board with Lene Voigt!!!