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Die Hamburger Goldkehlchen

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Mon, Dec 9, 2024, 20:00
It has become a tradition in Hamburg: with a colourful mix of all-time classics and world-famous Christmas songs, the Hamburger Goldkehlchen kick off the festive season at the beginning of December and get even the last Grinch into the Christmas spirit. For the first time, the big charity Christmas show will take place in the Laeiszhalle in Hamburg. Where the greats of classical music are usually seen and heard, this year the Goldkehlchen will be guests with their show. As every year, everything is in the name of charity.

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