Next weekend, Südwestrundfunk (SWR) is inviting you to two “Schlager-Fun mit Andy Borg” editions – one of which is even longer.
Offenburg – Andy Borg (63) is, so to speak, the good mood guarantor of the Schlager world, but the Austrian television presenter’s heart beats not only for music and humor, but also for a good cause: For this reason, the Viennese native is dedicating his upcoming “Schlager -Fun” edition (runs on November 24th at 8:15 p.m. on SWR) of the children’s aid campaign “Herzenssache”.
“Schlager-Fun with Andy Borg” is all about a good cause
Because the “Schlager-Fun with Andy Borg” reliably brings good ratings to SWRit’s time to give something back – in keeping with the pre-Christmas mood: Because on Friday, a month before Christmas Eve, the music show is all about charity: The “Herzenssache” edition is intended to raise money for a prominent donation hotline needy children and young people in the southwest of the country are collected.
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To achieve this, Andy Borg not only relies on top-class reinforcements, such as rock’n’roll legend Peter Kraus (84) or mood singer Oli.P (45), but also gets a whopping hour of additional broadcast time from SWR, like a station announcer IPPEN.MEDIA confirmed by telephone. The live fundraising gala will therefore run until 11:15 p.m.
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The telephone hotline includes: Comedian Bodo Bach, the ARD legal expert Frank Braut and the presenters Georg Bruder, Britta Krane, Stephanie Haiber, Florian Weber, Hendrike Brenninkmeyer, Sonja Faber-Schrecklein and Annette Krause. Fatma Mittler-Solak will moderate the hotline.
“Schlager-Fun with Andy Borg” runs twice this weekend
On the following Saturday (November 25th), SWR and MDR will provide a follow-up: from 8:15 p.m. the state broadcasters will show the best-of program “Schlager-Fpaß mit Andy Borg – Das Beste”. This will show the highlights of past broadcasts again, including performances by Linda Hesse, the Kastelruther Spatzen, Ramon Roselly, Julia Lindholm and Stefan Mross. The “Das Beste” edition has a regular running time and ends at 10:15 p.m.
Anyone who cannot follow the two programs on TV will, as usual, have the opportunity to watch the “Schlager-Fuß” in the ARD media library afterwards. The focus is currently on a pop star who had actually already announced his retirement: But after his career ended, fans hardly recognize Jürgen Drews. Sources used: SWR press release, swr Fernsehenen.de, SWR inquiry from IPPEN.MEDIA