Opening der Falco-Villa in Gars
St. Pölten (OTS) – LH deputy Udo Landbauer, along with many stars from music, art and TV, was impressed by the authenticity of the Art Nouveau villa and the event on Thursday evening at the opening of the Falco Villa in Gars am Kamp (Horn district).
“I was impressed by Rob Bolland’s performance (note: Rock me Amadeus). “Austria’s biggest pop star would also have liked the performances from Falcea’s funding project,” said LH deputy Udo Landbauer, giving roses to the performing musicians.
Falco fan Udo Landbauer continued: “Decadent and exalted as Falco, charming as Hans Hölzel; He was much more than an artist whose hit Amadeus was the first and so far only German-language song to reach number 1 in America and England. Falco was a poet, a lyricist who was far ahead of his time. He showed this again and again with hits like ‘Europa’, ‘Cyberlove’ and ‘Data d’groove’. And his music was unmistakably complex – Viennese, Austrian, German, English, Italian, Spanish, jive talk in a single hit, only he could do that.”
Udo Landbauer very much welcomes the fact that the three-story villa in the climatic health resort in the Waldviertel, which Falco bought in 1987, will be opened to the public from June: “26 years after his death, Falco has lost none of his popularity. Now fans from across the country can get a glimpse into Falco’s personal life. I really enjoyed the tour of the villa, from the bathroom to the studio. I can only make one recommendation.”
“The spirit never dies – thanks to the Falco private foundation around ‘Ronnie’ Seunig,” Landbauer concluded, alluding to the music icon’s last Jeanny part.
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