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We are constantly updating, supplementing and adding new works. Sometimes you come across works where you think “Man, that’s been around…
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When people flee, culture flees with them. So does music. I experienced it myself when Syrian singers who I had invited to one of my concerts performed. They sang “Kobane, Kobane”, a song about their destroyed hometown. Every country, every city has its songs. And now they’re on the run again. I guess it’s up to the politicians to find a solution to the refugee problem. But there has to be an underlying insight: Refugees are people. If you want to address this topic at a concert, we have set up a link for you:
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Can one bring the horror to the stage? On 27 January 1945, the Russian army liberated the Auschwitz concentration camp –…
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Nearly 100 composers have a round birthday in 2020 (100/200/300 etc.) and about 30 are celebrating the anniversary of their death….
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The German-language premiere took place directly after London and New York in Vienna and ran for seven years without interruption. And…
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According to ecclesiastical tradition, Saint Cecilia (Ceacilia) was a virgin and martyr who lived in Rome in the 3rd century and…
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On November 19, 1942, the Russians began a pincer-shaped large-scale offensive in Stalingrad in the northwest and south of the city….
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With Magellan as General Captain, five ships set sail from Sanlúcar de Barrameda on 20 September 1519. He and his crew…
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The most dangerous of all worldviews is the worldview of people who have not looked at the world This year marks…
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Napoleon Bonaparte was born 250 years ago. Napoleon was a genius warlord and guardian of the legacy of the French Revolution…
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