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Different Tones from North Korea
Nuclear testing, renewed threats against Seoul: the latest news from North Korea are more than unsettling. Nonetheless, the Goethe-Institut is trying to not let the cultural contacts break down completely. It is a tightrope walk. Conductor Alexander Liebreich talked with us about an extended musical rapprochement.More ...
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Living Like a Poem – Sarah Kirsch Dies
On 5 May 2013, the poet died in Heide in Schleswig-Holstein.
What Will Libraries Be Like in Future? Five Statements
Five experts offer answers to the question of what libraries will look like in future and what roles and challenges lie ahead for them.A Picture Every Day – Philip Waechter
Philip Waechter, son of the famous illustrator and cartoonist F. K. Waechter, is one of the best-known contemporary writers and illustrators of children’s books.“Preserve the proven, shape the new”
For more than thirty years, Helmuth Rilling shaped the international Bach Academy; now he is succeeded by Hans-Christoph Rademann.
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Goethe.de/Belgien – 200 Years Richard Wagner
This year, Richard Wagner would have become 200 years old. Who was this great German composer? And why is he so contested?Goethe.de/Kanada – Contemporary Dance
The German and the Canadian dance scene share a lot of boundary points: impressions of an transatlantic interchange.Goethe.de/Japan – Crossing borders
German and Japanese artists discover similarities and differences between both countries – and use it for their work.
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