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  • The room on the Love Parade at the Nineties exhibition in Berlin Photo (detail): © nineties berlin, Berlin 2018

    Electronic Music 2018Nostalgia and Visions of the Future

    Almost 30 years of Techno – and even this year the historical processing of club culture seems to have swamped the scene totally. In 2018, however, the Techno community also inspired people to take to the streets for political protest and took a clear committed stance on tolerance and more awareness of the spirit of the times. Nevertheless, having to say goodbye to some old acquaintances was painful.

  • The book market and readers’ preferences are nowhere near as clear or transparent as they used to be. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/ZUMA Press

    Book trends in 2018Rural idyll beats dark dystopia

    Trends in contemporary German literature are not easy to spot. Even the German Book Prize sheds little light, although it does help a few novels get more attention.

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French horn player Felix Klieser was born with no arms and works the valve on his instrument with his left foot. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa

Inclusion in the arts
 Promoting cultural diversity through inclusion

An exceptional French horn player born with no arms: this unusual sounding, real-life example demonstrates just how powerful inclusion in the arts can be. Accessible arts centres and inclusive art classes also have important roles to play.  

Gudrun Gut Photo (detail): © Mara von Kummer

Pop 2018
 The new helplessness

It has been a year of upheavals – the digitization of the music industry continued to take its course, while “Intro” and “Spex” magazines phased out their print edition and the Echo Award was cancelled. Political conflicts continue to escalate. The only thing to do – stay cool!

Eva Klesse, jazz professor at the Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien in Hanover Photo (detail): © Gerhard Richter

Jazz 2018
 Calm before or after the storm?

Although jazz is constantly renewing itself and expanding its horizons, it seems to have taken a breather in Germany last year. To consolidate for a while after all the high-octane developments in recent years? So as to really pull out all the stops soon?

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Music In Africa is an information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector. 

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The »FLYING CIRCUS ACADEMY« (FCA) is an extensive international further training programme for instructors in the Circus Variety and Percussion sphere.

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