Home, an idea of certainty, where you come from, where you belong. People, a landscape, a place that has left a deep impression on you. Something that you think you know how it is, something that you stay with or return to and that you will always carry with you. Or also: something that you have lost and can never find again. Regardless of whether you wanted it or were forced to. And then the deep furrows of history that cut through that word. What our ancestors once created, what happened to them, what they created for good and for bad, what they left behind for us. Countless events that have shaped our homeland, into which we were born and which we pass on to our children. As available as homeland seems to be at first glance, it is difficult understand the diversity of their manifestations. The internationally renowned tenor Daniel Behle, together with the horn quartet german hornsound, dedicates himself to this major topic across all borders and genres with songs and arias from over 400 years of music and contemporary history.
