Beatles - Ballet Evening by Peter Breuer

In the 1960s, a group of four young, long-haired men took the world by storm: they were called John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, and they named themselves The Beatles. They sang rock and pop songs like no one had ever heard before, wore hairstyles like no one had ever seen before, and caused a stir that many would have thought impossible. They struck a chord with a generation that wanted to break free from the rigid conventions of the post-war mentality. They were part of a general spirit of awakening and contributed to a completely new, liberated sense of life. Evergreens. Even though the band disbanded in 1970, their songs remain in memory to this day. The melodies of "Yesterday," "Yellow Submarine," or "I Want to Hold Your Hand" are musical common property and are still whistled by children today. Whether in deep melancholy or overflowing happiness, the Beatles have a song for every emotional state. A sense of life. Peter Breuer is interested in these little stories, as he knows how to express overwhelming emotions as well as subtle nuances in dance. He also creates connections to the biographies of individual band members, thereby recalling a past sense of life while simultaneously shining a spotlight on biographical details of the four young men who achieved worldwide fame through their music and made history.