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Korean music diplomacy 21.05.2019 | 02:00 mins.

A bridge, made of music: Two Korean musicians, one from South Korea, one from the Northern part of the peninsula, met this month in Shanghai. Yet another example of classical music diplomacy.
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A musical wunderkind 20.05.2019 | 03:30 mins.

11-year-old violin virtuoso Teo Gertler is causing a stir on the international music scene. The Slovakian child prodigy plays the most difficult violin concertos by heart and receives rave reviews.

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Stammtisch - Glitz, glam and glitter: Eurovision meet EU elections 17.05.2019 | 32:53 mins.

Is the Eurovision Song Contest the European Union on a three-drink-minimum? Find out, as this week not only popstars are on the ballot, but so are EU parliamentarians. Stammtisch host Damien McGuinness fires up the confetti canon and goes glam as DW's Michaela Küfner, Jessica Saltz from Euronews and the Economist’s Tom Nuttall talk European voting habits – both musical and political.
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Eurovision 2019: The 26 finalist countries 16.05.2019

After two semifinals, 15 countries have been eliminated and 26 are going on to the finale on Saturday. DW scopes out the remaining contenders.
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Dancing poverty away in Sambizanga 16.05.2019 | 03:57 mins.

An enormous slum on the outskirts of Luanda is the heart of Angola's Kuduru scene. This unique style of music and dance is vital to Sambizanga and its residents.
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Kaleidoscope of Cultures: Babylon Europa 13.05.2019 | 05:04 mins.

17 performers from 17 European countries appear on stage in Berlin for a grand concert evening. Babylon Europa shows that Europe’s cultural and linguistic diversity may be a challenge, but need not be an obstacle.
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Why the reluctance on climate action? 09.05.2019 | 29:57 mins.

Why is it taking us so long to do something about climate change? Is it all in the mind? That's what we're trying to find out in this week's episode. We speak with a psychologist and climate campaigners, and listen to a project that uses music and the sounds of nature to appeal directly to the heart and inspire environmental change.
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Living Planet: Music, nature spur climate action 09.05.2019 | 07:17 mins.

Two academics at the University of Virginia in the US are aiming to draw people into the climate debate — but not with statistics, graphs and charts. Instead, they're using music and the sounds of nature, something known as ecoacoustics, to appeal directly to the emotions and the heart. Sandy Hausman had a listen.

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Iran - A Journey through a Land of Contradictions 07.05.2019 | 42:36 mins.

Iran: wealth and a western lifestyle in Tehran, poverty and tradition in the Persian Gulf. Rock music and Koran schools in the holy city of Maschhad. People who love their country and yet have problems with it.
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Inside Europe 02.05.2019 03.05.2019 | 55:00 mins.

EU Commission presidential candidates spar in election debate – Another push for Scottish independence – Slovak court rejects ban of far-right party – First serial murder case shocks Cyprus – Rebuilding Notre Dame – Hungary’s controversial new Holocaust museum – A new government for Spain – Salafism in Germany – Prokofiev’s musical genes

Classical music – no longer the preserve of white people 30.04.2019 | 02:02 mins.

During apartheid, classical music in South Africa was the preserve of white people. Now Buskaid, a music school in Johannesburg, is aiming to send classically trained musicians from the township of Soweto to the Symphony orchestras of the world.

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12 jazz greats 30.04.2019

From the first jazz record to psychedelic sound collages, technology influenced the evolution of jazz. Here are some of the genre's most innovative musicians from the past century.
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AfricaLink on Air - 29 April 2019 29.04.2019 | 29:59 mins.

Sierra Leone lifts a month-long ban on industrial fishing+++Nigerian government deploys troops to search for unknown gunmen who are kidnapping foreign workers for ransom+++Sudan's military and opposition agree on joint council+++A music therapist in Ghana uses music to improve the health condition of children with special needs

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6 celebrated alumni of the National Youth Orchestra of Germany 29.04.2019

An orchestral musician needs self-discipline, communication and musical proficiency. These qualities are useful even after leaving an orchestra. Germany's top youth orchestra has brought forth world-class stars.
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Tokio Hotel — teenage heartthrobs 15 years on 29.04.2019

Tokio Hotel, once Germany's most successful teenage boy band, has changed its appearance and musical style over the years. Now all grown up, they've kicked off the 2019 Melancholic Paradise tour across Europe.

DRC's self-taught symphony orchestra 26.04.2019 | 04:48 mins.

A group of people with a passion for classical music has set the goal of building a classical music school, something unheard of in The Democratic Republic of Congo. They hope that more people will be able to make music together in the future.
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A new Chopin (2) 23.04.2019 | 26:01 mins.

Producing great music: two Chopin piano concertos are meticulously rearranged by Mikhail Pletnev and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra with the young Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov on the grand piano.
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My City: Lagos 20.04.2019 | 03:02 mins.

In Nigeria's megacity Lagos, it's easy to get lost in the crowd. Singer Simi takes DW on a tour through the bustling metropolis that inspires her music. Welcome to the "city of hustlers".
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Heavy Metal Hymns 20.04.2019 | 04:08 mins.

The metal masses Finnish pastor Haka Kekäläinen holds in Helsinki and across Finland are normal in every way - except for the hymns, which have been musically rearranged into heavy metal songs.

Nigerian music industry set to explode 18.04.2019 | 03:04 mins.

Recent studies have indicated that Nigeria's music industry is booming. Lagos-based DW correspondent Malcolm Ohanwe says musicians can make a living even though they don't receive royalties.

Chocolate City Music helps artists in Nigeria get paid 18.04.2019 | 02:50 mins.

Aibee is putting the finishing touches to an artist's contract. She's a label manager at a Nigerian media and entertainment company called Chocolate City Music, which recently signed a major partnership deal with Warner Music Group.
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DW Business Africa 17.04.2019 | 12:16 mins.

China's economy grows faster than expected - Studies: Nigerian music industry set to explode
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Notre Dame: More than an architectural landmark 16.04.2019

Paris' Cathedral Notre Dame, or "Our Lady," is an iconic landmark of the French capital and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. But the building has made a mark in literature, art and music too.

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Reporter Three Minutes of Fame 13.04.2019 | 12:32 mins.

Tanya is 11 years old and loves rock – hard rock. She wants to be a star, and she sees the Russian talent show "Golos.Deti" – The Voice.Kids – as the way there. Behind her are a singing coach and her mother as manager. Will Tanya make it?
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