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\n\t\"I moved in a stranger, I move out a stranger\"<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n With this project, we want to create encounters and dialogues between German and Turkish cultures through the power of music.f <\/em>and continue this dialogue on various artistic levels. By juxtaposing Schubert's Winterreise with songs and texts from German-Turkish migration literature from 1960 to the present day in terms of music and content, we open up a new approach to these themes for the audience. We combine Schubert's melodies with Anatolian, Persian and contemporary music. We rediscover the sadness and longing of the \"Winterreise\" texts in the experiences and stories of Turkish migrants in Germany who have lost their former homeland and have not yet found their new one. The accompanying artistic video projections pick up on the theme of \"strong women\", sometimes in an abstract and collage-like inspiring way.<\/p>\n and guest artist Hogir G\u00f6regen - percussion<\/p>\n B\u00fcrgerschule Hanover, Municipal Cinema Hanover<\/p>\n Programme booklet for download<\/a><\/p>\nProgramme of the concert<\/h2>\n
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Press commentary<\/h2>\nEXCERPT FROM THE REVIEW HANNOVERSCHE ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG, JANUARY 2020
\n<\/strong>\"Other varieties - With the \"Winter Journeys\" project, the Ensemble Megaphon embarks on a musical and poetic crossing of boundaries<\/strong>\nBecause the musicians also crossed their own boundaries: each had to try and prove themselves in the style of the others (...) be open to the unfamiliar and try to integrate themselves into this foreign style without giving up their own artistic personality and musical background. They thus undertook a kind of self-experiment in musical migration and integration, which is perhaps the most exciting aspect of this interesting and worthwhile project<\/em>.\u201c
\nMichael Meyer-Frerichs\nEXCERPT FROM THE REVIEW NORDSEE-ZEITUNG, JANUARY 2020
\n\"Arabic oud meets clarinet and violin <\/strong>- The Ensemble Megaphon combines songs by Franz Schubert with oriental sounds in St Paul's Church<\/strong><\/h4>\nThrough the clash of musical traditions, the Ensemble Megaphon symbolises this drama in an impressive way. Arabic oud and Turkish drums meet clarinet and violin and ultimately combine to create a rousing new music that symbolises a new unity and whose fascination no one in St Paul's Church can escape.\"<\/em>
\n<\/em>Otto Oberstech\nCooperation<\/h2>\n
Programme booklet<\/h2>\n
Videos - Concert excerpt<\/h2>\n\t