In this concert, we navigate between the different temperaments – sanguine (optimistic), phlegmatic (irritable) and choleric (calm) – until everything comes together in melancholy. Not heavy or sombre, but rich in nuance and imagination.

Fee Suzanne sings with a free, warm voice and a refined stage presence, through which she completely draws the audience in. You can expect the same in Melancholia. She offers an invitation to transform melancholy into something beautiful, born from the awareness of transience and unfulfilled longing. For her, melancholy is a muse—the embodiment of a longing for longing itself.