When does Come, Get the Moon… take place?

The event takes place on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026, from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Where is the chanson evening held?

The chanson evening takes place on the Small Stage of the Pasinger Fabrik at August-Exter-Straße 1, 81245 Munich.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available from €18 according to the event page. Additional fees may apply depending on the sales outlet.

Who organizes the evening?

Gabriele Misch presents her own texts set to music by Günter Edin. The program also includes short piano compositions by Günter Edin.

How can you reach the Pasinger Fabrik by public transport?

The Pasinger Fabrik is located directly at the north exit of Pasing station. It can be reached by the S-Bahn lines S3, S4, S6, and S8, as well as by bus 160.

Is the venue accessible?

The event rooms are accessible via an elevator. Each concert room has four wheelchair spaces available; any such need should be indicated at the time of ticket purchase.

Come, Get the Moon: Poetic Chansons between Everyday Life, Dream and Musical Memory

Name: Come, Get the Moon… – Chansons by Gabriele Misch & Günter Edin
Start: 2026-11-03T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-03T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Pasinger Fabrik, Kleine Bühne

Chansons between Everyday Dream and Moonlight

When Gabriele Misch stands on the Small Stage of the Pasinger Fabrik on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026, the evening transforms into a poetic journey through the highs and lows of human everyday life. Come, Get the Moon… connects German chansons with quirky humor, quiet melancholy, and surprising imagery.

Poetic Texts, Unique Soundscapes

At the center are exclusively original texts by Gabriele Misch, set to music by Günter Edin. The songs tell of secret dreams, hopes, deceptions, and the little absurdities of life. Even a worm gets its own dream world in this program, while the moon becomes an equally unattainable yet alluring companion.

The dramaturgy of the chanson evening thrives on the shift of tones: cheeky and bitterly funny follows dreamy and reflective, poetic miniatures meet pointed wordplay. This creates a musical stage experience that does not rely on grand effects, but gains its impact from language, voice, and atmosphere.

A Tribute to Günter Edin

Come, Get the Moon… is also a tribute to the composer Günter Edin and his unique musical signature. His compositions give the texts rhythmic agility and emotional depth. Short piano compositions complement the program and open additional spaces between song, reading, and theatrical performance.

Gabriele Misch guides the audience through this musical thought world with clear stage presence. In interplay with the piano accompaniment, an intimate theater atmosphere is created, where every nuance of articulation, timing, and sound color matters. The audience experiences chanson art as an immediate encounter: concentrated, humorous, and at the same time touching.

The Small Stage as a Resonance Space

The Small Stage of the Pasinger Fabrik provides the perfect setting for this concentrated evening. Close to the audience, the acoustics of the songs unfold without distance. Between a gentle smile and silent attention, that special audience reaction is created which makes a chanson evening come alive.

Those who enjoy German-speaking music, literary texts, and unusual perspectives will find an evening here beyond routine entertainment. The production emphasizes the power of spoken and sung words, musical precision, and the imagination of the listeners.

Conclusion: An Evening for Moonwalkers and Word Lovers

Come, Get the Moon… promises a distinctive, poetic, and humorous stage experience with Gabriele Misch and the chansons influenced by Günter Edin. Anyone who wants to experience German chanson art in its quirky, cheeky, and reflective form live should not miss this evening at the Pasinger Fabrik.