Zyt isch do - Hommage an Liethas Lieder

The concert event "Zyt isch do" is a musical homage to the 75th birthday of the Graubünden singer-songwriter Walther Lietha. Accompanied by the Narrenschiff band and musicians who reinterpret his songs, he himself is on stage. His companion Corin Curschellas curated this concert program for him, it is not a wistful, nostalgic retrospective, but a lively contribution to contemporary music.

**Guests will be: Bonaparte, Stephan Eicher, Sophie Hunger, Michael von der Heide, Max Lässer, Fatima Dunn and Andrea Caprez!**

In the mid-70s, Walter Lietha was a bright star in the Swiss-German musical firmament. He sang solo or with the Imboda Band - later called the Lietha Lässer Band - on numerous large and small stages in German-speaking Switzerland. With his timeless verses and his unmistakable voice, Lietha sang his way into the collective dialect memory - according to legend, there was hardly a shared flat at that time in which his records were not heard. In his reflections, he gave a language to the zeitgeist of the time, held up a mirror to society and thus moved his listeners at their innermost core. Then it became quiet around the singer. His songs were no longer played on the radio. From then on, Walter Lietha mainly took care of his bookshop in Chur, which bore the name "Narrenschiff".

Walter Lietha as a person is a condenser and storyteller, he sings because he has something to say. The audience can look forward to seeing what the singer, guitarist and singer-songwriter sings and tells at the concerts and how his fellow campaigners react to him.