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Musiktag für alle Workshops, Konzerte und Mitmachangebote für Jung und Alt

Date & Time
Sun, Mar 30, 2025, 11:00
A Music Day invites people of all ages to experience festival musicians in short concerts and participate in guided workshops. The Karlstorbahnhof transforms into a Momo-like amphitheater, offering a refuge from everyday life. Activities include community music, children's workshops, and a "Music Swap Lab" with the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen. Participants can enjoy music, games, crafts, and food.

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Keywords: Musikfestival, Workshop

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Musicians

Gregor SchulenburgCommunity-Music, Flute, Ethnische Holzblasinstrumente
Marion Haak-SchulenburgCommunity-Music, Singer
Mitglieder des Festivalcampus-Ensembles
Mitglieder der Deutschen Kammerphilharmonie Bremen

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