HeHo (So fast) Alle Jahre wieder

In the organizer's words:

They present their own and other people's stories, poems, legends and songs that revolve around the themes of "Christmas and other unbelievable things".

You could also put it this way: Henri brings his alter ego to life and Horst reads texts by Horsten and Torsten. HeHo are Bernd Henri Vogelei alias "He" (Henri) and Horst Schröter alias "Ho".

BERND HENRI VOGELEI (vocals, guitar & fivestring banjo) has been playing acoustic guitar since the early eighties. After devoting the first few years to improving his chord skills, he finally succumbed to the virtuoso guitar playing of musicians such as Werner Lämmerhirt, Alex de Grassi and David Qualey and has been involved with finger-picking instrumentals and songs ever since. In 1990, he met his future friend and fellow musician Willie Burger at a workshop, who "seduced" him to Irish music and, among other things, drilled the 6/8 time of Irish jigs into his ear. Since then, Bernd has been just as fascinated by Irish and Celtic music as he is by Anglo-American folk music. In 2015, he fell musically in love with a "fivestring banjo", which he affectionately calls "Henri" - his middle name.

HORST SCHRÖTER (Gerede/Vorleserei) has been playing with words for decades. After an appearance on the Findorf cabaret stage decades ago, however, he took a break from his own creative work for professional reasons and only performed at Olbers Planetarium Bremen, giving talks on various topics related to astronomy and archaeology. So it is hardly surprising that Bernd's song "Ordinary Man" fell on fertile ground and has now led to a revival of the prosaic lyrical theme of constantly recurring things.