Classic Meets Fetish heads to Antwerp

Georg Kroneis (photo: Hausmeingott) and Peter Trautwein

Back in August 2017, we posted about the Classic Meets Fetish concert in Berlin, who annually assemble a small group of professional international musicians. The ensemble performs in black leather and other fetish outfits and raises money for local non-profits. 

Classic Meets Fetish will be performing in Antwerp, Belgium on February 23rd, as part of Leather & Fetish Pride Belgium.

Bernard Du Mortier

Part of the proceeds from the Antwerp concert will be donated to Antwerp’s Vreak Theatre to help them stage their new production about PrEP. The remainder will go to support the travel funds for their community ambassadors, including Mr Leather Belgium 2018, Mr Puppy Europe 2018, Mr Superhero Fetish 2018, and Mr Rubber Europe 2018.

The concert includes baritone Bernard Du Mortier singing selections from Handel, Haydn and Bizet, as well as Peter Trautwein singing Bizet, Franck and Verdi. Also on the program, is one of our favorite hunks, cellist Georg Kroneis, performing his own music, as well as music from Abel and Hume. 

Tickets and additional information is available online.  

Peter Trautwein to perform at 2017 Classic Meets Fetish

Peter Trautwein and performers fro Classic Meets Fetish

Barihunk Peter Trautwein will perform at the 2017 Classic Meets Fetish concert on September 7th in Berlin, Germany. The concert is a charitable fundraiser for Berlin-based organizations who help those with HIV/AIDS. Last year, the concert raised money EU2000 each for the Berliner Aidshilfe, which works with HIV prevention and testing, and the Hospiz Tauwerk, who provide assistance to those dying of AIDS. 

Cellist George Kroneis, who will perform again this year

The concert assembles a small group of professional international musicians, including singers and instrumentalists who will perform everything from Bach and Vivaldi to music from Star Wars. Trautwein will perform the Torreador's aria from Bizet's Carmen.

Other performers this year include organist Martin Carl, cellist Paul Leather, pianist Jack Parton, flutist Ash Hodge, pianist Greg Winn, cellist George Kroneis and recorder player Denis Chevalier.

Tickets are available online.