Experience culture. Poetry Slam in Hamburg

Everything Poetic; Melanie Streitmatter's Kinship (Abschlußkonzert (BA))

Einlass: 16:00 | Beginn: 17:00 |

Mit »Everything Poetic« präsentiert Pianist Lennart Micheel erstmals sein neues Trio. Anlässlich seines Bachelor-Abschlusses bringt er gemeinsam mit Lucas Kolbe (Bass) und Alex Petratos (Schlagzeug) ein Programm auf die Bühne, das zwischen atmosphärisch geprägten Kompositionen und freier Improvisation vermittelt. Einflüsse aus zeitgenössischem Jazz und minimalistischem Ambient prägen die Klangästhetik, in der Interaktion und Offenheit der drei Musiker zum strukturgebenden Prinzip werden. So entsteht ein musikalischer Raum, der den leisen, oft überhörten Tönen besondere Aufmerksamkeit einräumt.

Mit »Kinship« entwirft Melanie Streitmatter eine klangbewusste Hommage an Zusammenhalt und Gemeinschaft – im Kleinen wie im Großen. Die Kompositionen verdichten tiefgreifende persönliche Begegnungen zu einer musikalischen Erzählung, in der Vertrauen und gegenseitige Inspiration als leitende Motive wirken. Musik fungiert dabei als roter Faden, der Erfahrungen verbindet und Resonanzräume öffnet. Für dieses Projekt kommen einige der engsten musikalischen Wegbegleiter:innen der vergangenen Jahre zusammen und geben dem Programm eine spürbar gewachsene, gemeinsame Perspektive.

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Line-Up:

Abschlußkonzert (BA) - Lennart Micheel (BA):

Lennart Micheel — Klavier

Lucas Kolbe — Bass

Alex Petratos — Schlagzeug

Abschlußkonzert (BA) - Melanie Streitmatter (BA):

Kirill Kretsu — Klavier

Melanie Streitmatter — Bass

Joshua Weiß — Schlagzeug

tba — Sonstige

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Abschlußkonzert (BA) - Lennart Micheel (BA):

Abschlußkonzert (BA) - Melanie Streitmatter (BA):

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

Tickets: https://jazzhall.hfmt-hamburg.de/tickets/?eid=194589

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)

Exhibition and opening >>IM NORDEN

The painters Viola Lang and Bettina Bick, true northerners at heart, got to know and appreciate each other in the Hamburg art scene, not least because of the related themes of their work.

In the exhibition ‘Im Norden’ (In the North), they now come together, the myths and legends, the wind from the north-west and the wide horizons.

Both artists work predominantly in acrylic.

However, graphics and mixed media are also on display.

From 19 April to 28 June, interested art lovers can immerse themselves in the landscapes and animal worlds of northern Germany, complemented by an excursion into Viola Lang's still lifes and Bettina Bick's portrait paintings.

http://bick-art.de/ https://www.violang.de/

F.C. Gundlach You'll Never Watch Alone

F.C. Gundlach has become famous for his fashion photography and, through his diverse alliances, a key figure in the history of photography. On the occasion of his 100th birthday, the Bucerius Kunst Forum shows his iconic images, as well as previously unreleased prints and never-before-seen colour prints. 

Familienführung - Der Hafen für Kinder

Why are the merchants' houses built in the water? What is stored in the warehouses of the Speicherstadt? What is an English toilet, and how does the huge ship get into dry dock?

We answer these and many other questions about the port on our varied city tour, starting at the historic Deichstraße and ending at the Landungsbrücken piers on the Elbe River. Along the way, we'll see the Speicherstadt warehouse district, HafenCity, and the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, and visit the Old Elbe Tunnel. We'll illustrate the diverse world of the port with pictures, spices, and stories.

A guided city tour including a short ferry ride for children (6-12 years) accompanied by an adult (HVV ticket required).

Familienzeit - Ausstellung: Sammlung

Every Saturday, the Hamburger Kunsthalle takes the whole family (children aged 5 to 13) on a creative journey through 700 years of art history. Once everyone has seen enough, our studio spaces offer the opportunity to put what they've learned into practice. Participation: €19, concessions €10, children €4, including admission / Tickets are available in advance. (The number of participants is limited to 16 people). Meeting point: Lichtwark Gallery | Old Building Staircase | Gallery

Film-Matinée + Die Versammlung der Dinge (ab 6 Jahre)

"The Assembly of Things" invites children and adults alike on a journey of discovery with objects of their choice from our collection, accumulated over 40 years of object and puppet theatre. At interactive stations, the potential of the chosen objects can be explored. Their properties are investigated, and a new assembly of objects is created on stage each time.

Evidence – you can see it for yourself!

While "The Assembly of Things" vividly illustrates how objects can reveal stories slumbering within them, the film we are presenting at the matinee shows how we discovered how a piece can be developed using objects.

A snapshot of 45 years of experience in authorship in children's/puppet theatre.

FUNDUS THEATER | Ideas & concepts: Tine Krieg & Sylvia Deinert I Implementation: Tanja Gwiasda, Gyde Borth, Christopher Weymann, Sylvia Deinert, Alexander Nham, Jan Gwiasda, Frank Helmrich, Tine Krieg, Nicolas Wolf, Christian Hilgers and others I Film: Hanno Krieg I Sounds: Tanja Gwiasda I Photos “Things”: Gyde Borth