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Elbphilharmonie Kopfhörer #10 – Songs of the World

The Elbphilharmonie podcast for young people aged 8 and upwards.

The 11-year-old Joshua has brought a song with him from a distant place. Where does it come from? How do we find that out? And can music be assigned to a particular place? To find an answer to these questions, we visited the Elbphilharmonie choir »Chor zur Welt«: the singers come from many different regions and countries, but there is one thing that links them all. Do you have any idea what it could be?

Please note: This podcast is only available in German.

Tip: In this edition of our »Kopfhörer« quiz you can toss a dice to find out what is »typically German«. Or shouldn’t one say that any more in a world that is growing ever closer?

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Joshua Joshua © Julian Conrad
Anne und Ilka Anne und Ilka © Julian Conrad
Anne und Joshua Anne und Joshua © Julian Conrad
»Elbphilharmonie Kopfhörer«, Folge 10: Lieder der Welt »Elbphilharmonie Kopfhörer«, Folge 10: Lieder der Welt © Julian Conrad

Elbphilharmonie »Kopfhörer«

How do you produce a jingle? Can music make us laugh? And what does the director of a concert hall actually do? Once a month, the Elbphilharmonie podcast »Kopfhörer« explores these and many other question. Presenter Anne invites inquisitive young people from Hamburg and the surrounding area to get to know the concert hall – and to disclose secrets from the world of music. There are interesting guests, quizzes to take part in and lots of fun to be had! Listen now on Spotify and other podcast portals!

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