Experience culture. Poetry Slam in Hamburg

Harburg Christmas Market

"Small but nice" is the slogan here. With the picturesque, historic backdrop of the illuminated Harburg Town Hall, the small city of stands has been created with tiny, skewed, half-timbered houses, lending the Rathausplatz a festive mantle.

Harburger Wochenmarkt

From Monday to Saturday, fresh food from the region can be bought here.

Harry Potter und das verwunschene Kind

Alohomora! The new play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" opens up to you. The Broadway-acclaimed play is now also thrilling at Hamburg's Theater am Großmarkt. Experience breathtaking magic at "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," "the most spectacular show ever seen in a theater" (Süddeutsche Zeitung). The eighth story in the Harry Potter saga is the only one you can only experience live at the Theater am Großmarkt in Hamburg.

There's a lot of magic going on in the world of Harry Potter, and this translates to the stage of the performance. With surprising effects and impressive scenery, the audience is amazed: Wasn't there real magic at work?

The play is musically accompanied by four suites, each of which characterizes one of the plays' acts. Grammy and Ivor Novello Award winner Imogen Heap created the music specifically for HARRY POTTER and the Cursed Child.

Nineteen years after the events at Hogwarts made famous by the books and films, Harry Potter is a 37-year-old father of three and works in the Law Enforcement Department of the Ministry of Magic. The youngest son, Albus Severus, follows in the awed footsteps of his father, who once won the heroic battle against Lord Voldemort, at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry Potter's past keeps catching up with him, as his son, of all people, befriends the son of his former archenemy, Draco Malfoy. In a thrilling twist, Albus steals a Time-Turner against Harry Potter's wishes, merging the past with the present. The country's long-fought peace is in jeopardy, and Harry Potter's adventure continues with plenty of magic, numerous dark spells, and ultimately the hope that everything will turn out for the best.

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.

Henri Texier Septet

Double-bass player, composer, singer and bandleader – the musical life of French veteran Henri Texier has many facets. One of these was his intense interest in the indigenous peoples of America, to whom he dedicated a trilogy of albums. At the Elbphilharmonie, the Henri Texier Septet performs the profound music of »An Indian’s Life«.

PERFORMERS

Henri Texier Septet jazz ensemble

Sébastien Texier alto saxophone, clarinet

Sylvain Rifflet tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone

Carlo Nardozza trumpet

Manu Codjia guitar

Henri Texier bass

Gautier Garrigue drums

Himiko Paganotti vocals

PROGRAM

»An Indian’s Life«