‘Give me a song I can feel' is the maxim of the versatile singer Lucette van den Berg

Lucette van den Berg is one of the leading voices in the vanguard of a new generation of Yiddish singers. She performed at theatres, in concert halls and at festivals throughout Europe and North America.

After her debut in the Yiddish world in 2005 and the release of new compositions of Beyle Schaechte -Gottesman in 2007, Lucette started with composing new work. First with Alan Bern and later with Mikhoel Felsenbaum and today she composes on her own.

"Kreukelzone van satijn' is a musical ode to a woman's journey through her life.
A journey within.
Personal lyrics and music inspired by a range of styles, from classical to pop and cabaret. Melodic, harmonic and compelling.

Lyricist Bas Smallenbroek and Lucette van den Berg met in 2005.
Lucette sang Yiddish and classical music and Bas was curious how Lucette would sound in her native language, Dutch. For months they talked about life and love. This resulted in particularly intimate and honest texts, precisely fitting to Lucette's skin and world.

Peter Schön turned them into catchy songs with his compositions, which fit in perfectly with Lucette's musical and vocal universe. Each song is written from its own musical form, in which Lucette's voice comes into its own in a natural way.

Singing, she walks a path of love, sadness, hope, deceit, happiness and vulnerability.
Honest, personal, sunny and powerful.

Lucette van den Berg

About Lucette van den Berg

Kreukelzone van satijn

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