When does the event start?

The start is on 16.05.2026 at 20:00.

Where does the evening take place?

In the dialogue space Kreuzung at St. Helena, Bornheimer Straße 130 in 53111 Bonn.

How much is admission?

The ticket costs 15 euros, reduced 9 euros.

Is the event a classical reading?

No, it is a musical-literary solo program with settings of Rilke's texts.

Are there official channels of the artist?

Yes, the official channels are linked on Tamara Lukasheva's website.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the event takes place in an indoor space.

Tamara Lukasheva lets Rilke shine anew as a sound space in Bonn

Name: Tamara Lukasheva »Rilke Set to Music. Solo«
Start: 2026-05-16T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-17T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Dialograum Kreuzung an St. Helena

Rilke heard anew: Tamara Lukasheva brings poetry into sound

With Rilke Set to Music. Solo, Tamara Lukasheva opens a space between lyricism, improvisation, and fine language art. On May 16, 2026, the dialogue space Kreuzung at St. Helena in Bonn transforms into a place of dense reading atmosphere, where Rainer Maria Rilke's texts are not only read but also expressed in voice, music, and poetic tension.

An evening between literature and musical intimacy

Tamara Lukasheva is regarded as an artist who shapes sound landscapes with great emotional precision. Her solo project is dedicated to setting German and Ukrainian poetry to music; for this program, Rilke is at the center. This is where the special literary quality of the evening lies: The poems do not appear as mere material for music, but as living texts, whose rhythm, imagery, and inner movement become newly experienceable.

Rilke in the focus of a powerful voice

The encounter with Rilke's poetry gains a special depth here. Lukasheva's expressive voice, her sensitivity to nuances, and her experience as a composer and pianist give the material a rare immediacy. The result is not a classical song evening, but a literary experience that hovers between recitation, singing, and improvised condensation.

The place as a resonance space

The dialogue space Kreuzung at St. Helena is not a neutral event venue, but a space with a conscious tension between sacred architecture and contemporary culture. This atmosphere enhances the program: Rilke's words meet a place that promotes silence, concentration, and openness for artistic experiments. Those seeking literary evenings with a special aura will find one of the most exciting cultural venues in Bonn here.

Why visiting is worthwhile

This evening appeals not only to Rilke readers but also to everyone who wishes to experience poetry as a living art form. Between language music, poetic concentration, and personal stage presence, an evening emerges that sensitively combines literature, music, and the present. A visit promises closeness to the artist, an intense listening experience, and new accesses to one of the great names of German poetry.

Conclusion: Tamara Lukasheva transforms Rilke's poems into an intense live experience full of depth and musical clarity. Anyone who wants to feel literature not only read but experienced in space should witness this evening in Bonn live.