Poetry Slam
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Poetry Slam

Word art on Hamburg's stages.

Experience culture. Poetry Slam in Hamburg

Hamburg stands for art and culture through and through. And over the years, poetry slams have gained a firm place in Hamburg's cultural programme. Those who want to see young lyrical talents have the opportunity to do so in Hamburg almost every week. The young poet scene meets here regularly on stage to compete and inspire the audience. And with the "artistic duels", the city even has its own unofficial championship. Here, you'll find an overview of current events and the most frequent venues.

The home of the Poetry Slam in Hamburg.

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200 Jahre grüner Wallring - "Auf der Lauer auf der Mauer" - Hörspaziergang

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"On the lookout for the wall"

Three perception walks in the here and now of the historic ramparts.

We start with attentive walking and undirected listening. We walk and stroll between former walls and ditches. We prick up our ears, follow our noses and see the world through different eyes. We let ourselves be touched by sounds and smells, stretch out our feelers and immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of today's park. Can you feel the former walls? What moods do we experience? Whether artistic, researching or as a sensual experience - walking itself is a dialogue with space and time. The walks each take 2 hours and cost 8 euros per person.

 

Preview Sun. 7.6. to get a taste of it as part of the anniversary festival. (approx. one hour / free of charge)

Part 1: Thu. 02.07. 6:00 p.m. / Start: Park entrance Stephansplatz U-Bahn

Part 2: Thu. 06.08. 6:00 p.m. / Start: Sievekingplatz / in front of the court

Part 3: Thu. 03.09. 6:00 p.m. / Start: Park Cafe at the ice rink

 

The tour takes place from 6 participants and is limited to 16. Participation 8 euros. Please register at: info@spaziergaeng.de

200 Jahre grüner Wallring - "Auf der Lauer auf der Mauer" - Hörspaziergang
Klavier zu vier Händen in St. Andreas Harvestehude
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417. LUNCHKONZERT – Klavier zu vier Händen

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907), aus den Peer-Gynt-Suiten
Franz Schubert (1797-1828): Lebensstürme op. 144


Yun Xu und Franck-Thomas Link, Klavier


Im Lauf auch schon einiger Jahre und den Proben zu Konzerten hat sich zwischen Pianistin und Pianist eine gegenseitige spielerische Ergänzung und musikalische Kongenialität entwickelt, die in ihrer Intensität wieder zu einem mitreißenden Konzerterlebnis führen wird.


Die Reihe „Lunchkonzerte in der Handelskammer Hamburg“ ist eine Kooperation von Handelskammer Hamburg und Hamburger Kammerkunstverein (kammerkunst.de). Wegen Bauarbeiten in der Handelskammer wandern die Lunchkonzerte im Jahr 2024 an verschiedene Orte der Stadt. Im Januar laden wir ein nach Harvestehude / Grindel in die St. Andreas-Kirche.

417. LUNCHKONZERT – Klavier zu vier Händen
ADG7 – Korean Shamanic Folk-Pop
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ADG7 – Korean Shamanic Folk-Pop

»We‘re not the K-pop band your daughter listens to!« ADG7 make clear. Yet the stage show of the nine-piece South Korean band, who introduce themselves as the »best band in the world« at the beginning of their concerts, is at least as captivating as the country‘s biggest musical pop exports. With their jolly mix of Korean tradition and modern influences, ADG7 enchant audiences both in their home country and far beyond, on international stages including the festivals in Glastonbury and Roskilde.


Shamanistic ritual music and folk song traditions originating from the north of Korea before the division, with elements of folk and pop that make it all danceable and easily accessible: three female singers deliver powerful vocal sound typically associated with Korea, accompanied by six musicians playing traditional Korean instruments. The performers also bring the history and culture of their homeland right into the present day with their colourful stage outfits.


The music of ADG7 gives voice to the hope for reunification with North Korea, setting to music the wish for lasting peace in their country and worldwide. The group was founded to mark the 70th anniversary of Korea‘s liberation from Japanese colonial rule. This anniversary is so important to them that even the band‘s name »Ak Dan Gwang Chil« alludes to it. »Ak Dan« translates as »music band«. »Gwang Chil« or »G7« is an abbreviation of the 70th »Gwangbokjeol«, the National Liberation Day of Korea.

PERFORMERS

ADG7 ensemble

Chorong Bang vocals

Yoojin Lee vocals

Yeon Hong vocals

Hyun Soo Kim daeguem

Hyang Hee Lee piri, saenghwang

Donghoo Kim ajaeng

Meondongmaru Weon gayageum

Jinyoung Sunwoo percussion

Hyunjun Chun percussion

ADG7 – Korean Shamanic Folk-Pop
adhunaveda-yoga-hamburg-farmsen
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Adhuna Veda - Yoga and Massage Center

Enjoy invigorating yoga units and holistic training effects to counteract one-sided postures and unfavorable movement patterns, gently strengthen the body, release tension, breathe deeply and let your soul unwind. In manageable and individually tailored groups, to feel good and relax. In the Adhuna Veda, right on the U1-Farmsen, in a quiet location in the backyard. Very easy to reach by all means of transport.

Adhuna Veda - Yoga and Massage Center
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Alster Radtour Kleine Stadtflucht

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These very relaxed Alster tour takes us around the Alster through the city rush Rotherbaum, Pöseldorf, Winterhude, Uhlenhorst and St. Georg. We cycle past consulates, magnificent villas and residences of enchanted water land and hidden ponds.
We walk in the footsteps of Jil Sander and Wolfgang Joop, discover a village within the city, behold, the Blue Mosque and get a wonderful view of the skyline of Hamburg's old and new towns.

In St. Georg district we find kunterbuntes & wuseliges Allerlei. It expect Hans Albers and the Lange Reihe, the Hansa square and stone dam with his language confusion.

This guided Alster bike ride takes about three hours and is very relaxing to drive. It is filled with many stops, where you expect a lot of stories, facts and good humor.

Duration approx 3.0 hours
Distance about 12 km
Price 24 / incl. Bike and possibly helmet

Registration by mail or phone required!
Phone: +49 (0) 40 - 36 09 19 69
Email: moin@hamburg-auskenner.de

Alster Radtour Kleine Stadtflucht
Altonale Bühne
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altonale

The altonale is the largest cultural festival in northern Germany for all art, literature, theater, film, music lovers and fans of culinary and street festivals.

More than 200 events can be found in unusual locations over two weeks. From May 24th to June 9th, 2024 (STAMP: June 7th to 9th) the festivals will take place in Altona-Altstadt, in Ottensen and around the Republic Square.

 

 

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