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The line-up of the concerto of the same name for alto, violin and trombone by concert pianist Kerstin Auerbach, concert violinist Greta Grötzschel and concert trombonist Liane Haase promises great things. The three musicians will perform Frederic Chopin's... moreabout: Viaagio in Paradiso
© S. Sharifi
Berlin is young and yet already 800 years old! A long time for many legends and stories that have arisen from unusual events. People told stories of devils and poor fishermen, were spooked by tales of the "White Lady" and told of encounters with goblins... moreabout: Legends and stories from Berlin
© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Panel discussion in cooperation with the research association "Ambivalences of the Soviet" and o[s]tklick The occupation and annihilation that began with the German invasion on June 22, 1941 during the Second World War marked an unprecedented turning... moreabout: Rift through Europe? Post-Soviet memories of the Second World War
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Ute Kähler, a Berlin police officer with a biography of the East and who works in police section 15 in Prenzlauer Berg, works with people who once served in front of or behind the Wall. Decades after the border disappeared, she went in search of clues.... moreabout: "On both sides: The Berlin Police at the Wall"
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The Berlin duo Pippo Miller combines elements of jazz, Brazilian and Western European music to create a sound that is both innovative and rooted in tradition. Their unique blend of accordion, flugelhorn and vocals is one of a kind. Their playing is characterized... moreabout: Concert with the Pippo Miller Duo
© Dirk Bogdanski
Jaspar Libuda's compositions are classical soundscapes, musical stories without words, a declaration of love to melody and the deep feelings it can evoke. A combination of virtuoso double bass artistry and electro-acoustic music. Using a custom-built... moreabout: Jaspar Libuda: The book of dreams
© Privatsammlung Familie Skaltsas
Greece holds a special position when it comes to forced labour: In contrast to the other occupied territories in Europe, most Greeks were forced to work in their home country. From 1941 to 1944, Greece experienced a brutal German occupation characterised... moreabout: Greece and forced labour: National and European Perspectives
© Christo Libuda
The compositions of Berlin double bassist Jaspar Libuda are classical soundscapes, musical stories without words, a declaration of love to melody and the deep feelings it can evoke. His trio with guitarist Florian Segelke and drummer Sven Tappert has... moreabout: Jaspar Libuda Trio: Millennials
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Tanz, Keine Sprache, Festsaal, Ca. 50 Min. Thibault Lac wagt sich in einer campy Träumerei mit Hang zum Sentimentalen in ein sumpfiges Gebiet, das zugleich abstoßend und verführerisch ist. Eine Reihe von Geistern, altmodischen Archetypen und zeitgenössischen... moreabout: Blue Roses
© Mariechen Danz, Clouded in Veins, 2021
In her artistic practice Mariechen Danz explores methods and models of human cognition. The starting point for her artistic research is the fragmented human body. moreabout: GASAG Art Prize 2024: Mariechen Danz
© Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
The webcam was always at hand – during the strange fall of snow at Isfahan; when Mitra talked about the time she spent in prison; when Hasan insisted on listening to what his son had dreamt of last night. For a decade, the family maintained a long-distance... moreabout: Was hast du gestern geträumt, Parajanov? - Faraz Fesharaki
© Sarah Berger
Das Blut nicht wegwischen können, nicht tilgen können, dass es geflossen ist. Die Tat und damit auch die Schuld sichtbar machen, selbst wenn die Täter nie die eigene Hand erhoben haben und die Opfer unsichtbar blieben: An euren Händen klebt Blut. So begründet... moreabout: Asal Dardan: Traumaland. Eine Spurensuche in deutscher Vergangenheit und Gegenwart
© Titelmotiv: Raman Tratsiuk I Grafik: Bernhard Rose
Opening: Friday, September 20 at 7 p.m. Welcome: Dr. Carola Brückner, District Councillor for Culture Introduction: Prof. Dr. Burcu Dogramaci, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Prof. Dr. Marta Smolin' ska, Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the... moreabout: ABOUT SHARING - Art on the Polish-German border
© SPSG / Wolfgang Pfauder
On November 1, 1539, Elector Joachim II of Brandenburg received communion in both forms at St. Nikolai in Spandau, and Brandenburg became Protestant. As Elector Prince, Joachim had met the reformer Martin Luther in Wittenberg. His mother was an early... moreabout: Renaissance and Reformation
© Photo: Andeas Süß, 2019
The Anna Seghers Museum in Berlin Adlershof preserves this writer's home and study as it was during her lifetime, and presents a permanent showcase exhibition on her life and work. The Museums original furnishings include Anna Seghers' extensive private... moreabout: Anna Seghers in the circle of her friends
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