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Heavenly Voices: The Christmas Crossover Project

Einlass: 18:30 | Beginn: 19:30 |

Festliche Klassiker neu interpretiert, groovige Rhythmen, berührende Harmonien – dieses Weihnachtskonzert verbindet Tradition und Moderne auf besondere Weise. Der Abend führt die Zuhörenden in einer stimmungsvollen Reise durch Jazz, Kammermusik, Kirchenmusik und epische Chorklänge. Wenn die kraftvolle Dynamik einer Bigband auf die emotionale Tiefe eines großen Chores trifft, entsteht ein Klang, der direkt unter die Haut geht. Verschiedene Fachbereiche der HfMT Hamburg bündeln ihre Klangkraft und präsentieren einen weihnachtlichen Abend unter der Leitung verschiedener Lehrender.

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Line-Up:

Vokalisten der Fachgruppe Jazz und Fachgruppe Kirchenmusik unterstützt von der HfMT Bigband und dem Konzertchor Kirchenmusik der HfMT Hamburg

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Eintritt und Vorverkauf: Siehe Ticketlink. Abendkasse: Gibt es, sofern nicht vorab ausverkauft.

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/heavenly-voices-the-christmas-crossover-project-tickets-1447387668479

Der Einlass zur JazzHall erfolgt über den Haupteingang der Hochschule für Musik und Theater in der Milchstraße 12 - nicht über den Harvestehuder Weg.

Veranstalter des Abends (bei Fragen zu Tickets oder Programm bitte direkt kontaktieren): Jazz@HfMT (jazzhall@hfmt-hamburg.de)

Hello Image. The Staging of Things

A product derives its success in part from its branding through high-impact images. So it must be showcased in just the right way in advertising campaigns and photo spreads. But how is this targeted visual language created? How do designers, photographers, graphic artists and companies work together to achieve it? Who decides what the visual identity of a brand should look like? And how do these visuals then affect us? The exhibition “Hello Image: The Staging of Things” explores the collaboration between creative talents from the fields of design, photography and graphic art by presenting design objects and fashion items alongside their staging in both photographs and illustrations. Eight chapters tell exemplary stories about product and advertising design from the early twentieth century to the present. On display are design classics by Marianne Brandt, Charles and Ray Eames and Ettore Sottsass, fashion classics by Martin Margiela and Issey Miyake as well as exciting new discoveries, for example by the photographer Ingeborg Rams and the graphic designer Lora Lamm, among many others.

Historical Christmas Market

In front of the imposing background of the Hamburg City Hall every yearthe historical christmas market takes place. Over 100 traders, entertainers and craftsmen are there to held one of the finest markets.

HOME Choir Christmas Concert – With "High Voices" Hamburg

HOME

The jazz and pop choir HOME was founded in November 2017 by choir directors Vera Langer and Ramón Lazzaroni. The first programme, Home, combined original arrangements, newly composed pieces and songs that explore the theme of home from

different perspectives. In May 2018, the choir made its debut at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg as part of the Long Night of Singing – in both the small and large halls.

Since then, HOME has continuously expanded its repertoire and thrilled audiences with the programmes Licht (Light), Begegnung (Encounter) (created during the COVID-19 pandemic) and Crazy. With well-known songs in new arrangements and specially composed works,

the choir touches its audience in its concerts. It works with great dedication on its very own sound. The choir is enriched by instrumentalists from its own ranks.

The choir draws musical inspiration from coaching sessions with Rabih Lahoud, Felix Powroslo, Suba Sankaran, Dylan Bell and Morten Kjaer, among others. HOME is particularly fond of encounters with other musicians and choirs – such as the classical choir HXOS from Berlin, the jazz ensemble FAVO and other ensembles. HOME has already been represented several times at the German Choir Festival: in 2022, the choir won 3rd prize in the Jazz/Pop 2 category in Leipzig, as well as the special prize for the most emotional performance. In 2025, HOME was among the top 5 choirs in its category at the competition in Nuremberg.

The choir is characterised in a special way by its mixed-voice duo leadership. Vera Langer and Ramón Lazzaroni combine musical diversity, creativity and energy. The choir is currently working on its programme ‘Elements’. Selected songs in

their own arrangements deal with the four elements and their meaning.

High Voices

The High Voices are a young pop choir founded in April 2025 by Vera Langer. The choir director writes most of the arrangements herself and, with great enthusiasm, has formed an ensemble of young voices that impresses with its energy and musical sensitivity.

After a first performance in July 2025 with twelve singers, the choir has since grown and is now presenting its first concert programme.

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Ice Curling in St. Pauli – Your Winter Highlight at the Port of Hamburg

Experience wintry fun right by the Elbe!

Our two covered ice curling lanes, each 14 meters long, offer Olympic dimensions, atmospheric décor, and genuine winter container flair – right in the heart of Hamburg’s St. Pauli.

Perfect for groups & special occasions

Whether it’s a team event, Christmas party, birthday, or a special evening with friends – winter joy is guaranteed here, sheltered from wind and weather.

Mulled wine, winter beers & punch – pure winter vibes

What’s the perfect winter atmosphere without great drinks?

Our outdoor bar serves you homemade mulled wine, selected winter beers, non-alcoholic punch, and hearty hot dishes – ideal for warming up and indulging between games in the cozy container setting.

Spots are limited – so grab your crew, reserve your lane, and experience winter at its best!

Inspiring China

Selected highlights from the extensive collection of Chinese objects at MK&G, totaling over 3,000 items mediate principles of Chinese art such as modular design and the unity of script and image. The display includes ritual bronzes, imperial porcelain, carved lacquer, painting, calligraphy and woodblock prints.