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Chapter 7Isolation Berlin: Alternative guitar rock made in Germany
The use of music breaks through routines and creates new approaches to language. Whether beginner or advanced - learning is more fun with music.
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The use of music breaks through routines and creates new approaches to language. Whether beginner or advanced - learning is more fun with music. There is something for everyone. Isolation Berlin: Concerts and Workshops
The Berlin band "Isolation Berlin" toured Spain for the Goethe-Institut. The concerts were accompanied by workshops for and with students at the Goethe-Institutes in Barcelona and Madrid. The goal was bringing the German language and culture closer to young people. In the end, it was clear that learning German is fun.
Didactic material
The band has provided us with some of their lyrics, photos and videos for didactic material that you can use in your classes:
Isolation Berlin - Didac material Aquarium
Isolation Berlin - Didac material Isolation Berlin
Isolation Berlin - Didac material Ladies and Gentlemen
Alternative guitar rock from Germany
As can be easily guessed, the members of the band are from Berlin. They call their music "Protopop". What "protopop" sounds like is best experienced by listening to it. Above all, one thing is sure: The German lyrics captivate feelings: melancholy, longing, despair and anger.
In 2016, the band released their debut album "Und aus den Wolken tropft die Zeit". Right after, they went on tour to Spain and Portugal.
The band
Tobias Bamborschke (vocals, guitar)
Max Bauer (guitar, organ)
David Specht (bass)
Simeon Köster (Drums)
Learning objectives: Listening comprehension and vocabulary expansion.
The Berlin band "Isolation Berlin" toured Spain for the Goethe-Institut. The concerts were accompanied by workshops for and with students at the Goethe-Institutes in Barcelona and Madrid. The goal was bringing the German language and culture closer to young people. In the end, it was clear that learning German is fun.
Didactic material
The band has provided us with some of their lyrics, photos and videos for didactic material that you can use in your classes:
Isolation Berlin - Didac material Aquarium
Isolation Berlin - Didac material Isolation Berlin
Isolation Berlin - Didac material Ladies and Gentlemen
Alternative guitar rock from Germany
As can be easily guessed, the members of the band are from Berlin. They call their music "Protopop". What "protopop" sounds like is best experienced by listening to it. Above all, one thing is sure: The German lyrics captivate feelings: melancholy, longing, despair and anger.
In 2016, the band released their debut album "Und aus den Wolken tropft die Zeit". Right after, they went on tour to Spain and Portugal.
The band
Tobias Bamborschke (vocals, guitar)
Max Bauer (guitar, organ)
David Specht (bass)
Simeon Köster (Drums)
Learning objectives: Listening comprehension and vocabulary expansion.
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