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Inside Europe: A clash between youth culture and the Kremlin
The Russian authorities recently shut down over 40 concerts by a broad range of bands. Musicians were accused of extremism and promoting suicide or protests. The Russian electro-duo IC3PEAK were also hit by the crackdown, even though most of their music isn't explicitly political. To find out more, DW's Emily Sherwin joined the band for part of their Russia tour.
Night Grooves Featuring Marla Glen & Sebastian Krumbiegel
Night Grooves features US singer Marla Glen and Sebastian Krumbiegel (Die Prinzen).
Oscar winning musician Andre Previn dies at 89
Andre Previn crossed boundaries in music from jazz to opera as he conducted the world's finest orchestras.
How far can an artist go?
Despite his homophobic statements, dancer Sergei Polunin has been allowed to perform at the Bavarian State Opera.
Germany's S!sters at Eurovision
The two singers Carlotta Truman and Laurita Spinelli will represent Germany at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
Conductor Barenboim accused of bullying
Berlin's state opera says it will stand by the world-renowned conductor despite criticism of his "temperamental" style.
Concerts on Venezuela border herald aid attempt
As two rival concerts are held on opposite sides of the Colombian-Venezuelan border, the aid has still not moved.
Beethoven House closes ahead of composer's anniversary year
Germany's most often visited music museum is closing its doors — but is set to reopen for celebrations in 2020.
Mumbai's young hip-hop artists
Hip-hop in Mumbai's northern suburbs - where rap music reflects the reality of young people's lives.
Gabriel Prokofiev: Classical music for masses
DJ Gabriel Prokofiev is tired of Bach and Beethoven being seen as music for the culturally elite. His nonclassical movement is bringing classical music to new audiences. And yes, he is related to the famous Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev.
World in Progress: The dark side
South Africa's LGBTQ community is not as free as one would think and the stars of K-pop groups grapple with abuse.
World in Progress: The dark side of K-pop
Thousands of musicians hope to make it as a K-pop star. But where there are tales of success, there's also exploitation.
Singer killed in crash with German drunk driver
The driver of the other vehicle was driving intoxicated and without a license, police said.
Brexit could curtail vinyl's comeback
A no-deal Brexit could nip vinyl's revival in the (ear) bud.
Cooking up a symphony
At Maguelone Vidal’s dinners, musicians and chefs cook up a symphony together.
China's Uighur video 'raises many questions'
Uighur singer and activist Rahima Mahmut told DW that Heyit's video is disturbing and raises a number of questions.
Country music fans break out their cowboy hats in Berlin
You don't often need a pair of cowboy boots in Berlin. But DW's Sertan Sanderson found the ideal chance to dust his off.
China releases video of 'dead' Uighur musician
Abdurehim Heyit is in "good health" according to an unverified video released following reports of his death.
Israeli pop queen says Eurovision about music, not politics
Israel is to host this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, but there have been widespread calls for a boycott
Love Parade trial set to end without guilty verdicts?
Prosecutors call for an early end to the trial, with small donations to charity from three people deemed most at fault.
'Night Grooves': DW's music talk show is back
Spice Girl Melanie C, Kathy Sledge as well as Soft Cell's Marc Almond are among the stars of DW's "Night Grooves."
The power of music in Goma
Can music really change the world? One young activist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo certainly hopes so.
Cheick Tidiane Seck’s true love
Malian musician Cheick Tidiane Seck's magic touch still enthralls Bamako's thriving jazz scene.
The melodies of Auschwitz
Esther Bejarano's talent for music helped her to survive the horrors of Auschwitz.
The 77 Percent: Dance and Performing Arts
Can you live from it?
Composer Michel Legrand dies
The French composer and jazz pianist won three Academy Awards, including for the song "The Windmills of Your Mind."
Best of the Horn Challenges Part 2
A compilation of the best of the Sarah’s Music Horn Challenges Part 2.
Inside Europe: Celtic Connections and computer gaming
What does Scotland’s annual traditional music festival Celtic Connections, have in common with the world of retro computer gaming? Well… Not much. Except that this year the annual traditional music festival is set to host what is — arguably — one of the most surreal shows in its twenty six year history. Jack Foster has more.
Music as a weapon in Goma
Can music really change the world? One young activist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo certainly hopes so. He's bringing together the best local musical talent to show what his city has to offer.
Zimbabwe music star Oliver Mtukudzi dies aged 66
Besides releasing dozens of albums during a career spanning decades, Mtukudzi was also known as a human rights advocate.
Bavaria in fact and fable
Lederhosen, beer and oompah music: take a look at Bavarian clichés.
Plovdiv's Capital of Culture festivities begin
Fifty-thousand people have attended a ceremony to see Bulgaria's oldest city become the European Capital of Culture.
PopXport Special: Paul van Dyk
How a boy from the GDR with big dreams became a world famous brand: German star-DJ Paul van Dyk.
The Bolsonaros' soap opera life
Brazil's new first family is carefully crafting a social media presence of their reality — the presidential telenovela.
Alondra de la Parra on film
Mexican star conductor Alondra de la Parra has managed to break through the glass ceiling.
How to say thank you in German and in song
January 11 marks International Thank You Day. Here are a few ways to express gratitude in German and in song.
'With her, there's just a hint of chaos'
"La Maestra: Alondra de la Parra" provides a personal portrait of a young conductor whose career is on an upswing.
'Every conductor has male and female qualities'
A new DW documentary follows charismatic young Mexican maestra Alondra de la Parra as she conducts on three continents.
'Russian Seasons' festival kicks off in Berlin
Russian theaters and orchestras will perform in a range of concerts, exhibitions and shows throughout Germany this year.
A celebration of music in film: the 76th Golden Globe Awards
Bohemian Rhapsody bagged the award for best drama and Green Book won in the best musical or comedy category.
Freddie Mercury: Long live (the) Queen
The Queen frontman died in 1991 of AIDS-related complications. The film Bohemian Rhapsody celebrates the music legend.
Euromaxx - Highlights
Fine fabrics from Venice, the Berlin artist Lennart Grau and a visit to the Vitra Design Museum.
Inside Europe 03.01.2019
This week we take you on a culinary tour of Europe. We start at a Syrian restaurant in Berlin run by refugees. We visit Russia's Istra Cheese Festival and learn how EU sanctions have created a domestic cheese industry. Also, Vienna's incredible Vegetable Orchestra, a TV star from Ireland's "The Biggest Loser," and an Italian Gelato University makes this a tour worth taking! Guten Appetit!
A look ahead at 2019 culture highlights
Berlinale, Biennale, Bauhaus: If you like culture and you like to travel, this could be your year.
Euromaxx Edition - André Rieu 01.01.2019
We pay a visit to the Waltz King’s castle in Maastricht.
A visit to André Rieu in his castle
André Rieu is one of the world's most successful violinists - and he has his own orchestra.
Why music makes people happy
Music can make people happy and keep them mentally fit.
Rediscovering the lost art of listening
"PLAYTIME One Album" invites people to listen to albums together.
Celebrated artists who took a final bow in 2018
From Aretha Franklin to writer Tom Wolfe, DW looks back at singers, directors and artists whose legacies still resonate.
German rock star brings Christmas cheer to Transylvania
The German rocker Peter Maffay has campaigned for many years on behalf of traumatized children and social inclusion.
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