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Category Archives: Musical Instruments
Benefit Concert for the new Grassi Museum Japanese Garden
With the renovation of the Leipzig Grassi Museum buildings nearing completion attention turns to the grounds: in particular the “recreation” of the former Japanese Garden. Originally to be found in the northern courtyard the Japanese Garden was a geometric structured … Continue reading
Jagdfieber. Museums Night 2013 in Leipzig and Halle
On Saturday May 4th, 76 museums in Leipzig and Halle celebrate the 5th joint museums night. And naturally the three Grassi museums are also involved with programmes of guided tours and talks for the young and not so. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Applied Arts, Ethnography, Exhibitions, Folk Art, Musical Instruments
Tagged Jagdfieber, Museumsnacht
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Grassi Museum for Musical Instruments: Leipziger Gitarrenkonzerte Season
On Friday April 12th the Grassi Museum for Musical Instruments opens a new season devoted to the classical guitar. Conceived as a platform in which the classical guitar can be presented in its full multifaceted majesty, the Leipziger Gitarrenkonzerte Season … Continue reading
Grassi Liest 2013: The Leipzig Buchmesse in the Grassi Museums
With the last snow of winter melting quicker than chocolate cake of dreams on the fire of reality, it must be time once again for Leipzig Buchmesse. And once again the three Leipzig Grassi Museums are playing host to a … Continue reading
Posted in Applied Arts, Ethnography, Leipzig Buchmesse, Leipzig Liest, Musical Instruments
Tagged Grassi Museum, leipzig Buchmesse, Leipzig Liest
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Hinter die Kulissen geschaut: Grassi Museums’ Open Day 2013
On Sunday March 3rd the three Leipzig Grassi Museums invite all interested parties to take a peek behind, normally, closed doors. To step through the velvet curtain and learn what happens behind the scenes at the Applied Art, Ethnography and … Continue reading
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Tagged Grassi Museum, Hinter die Kulissen geschaut
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Advent Concert in Grassi Museum for Musical Instruments: Heinrich Schütz, Weihnachtshistorie
“To this day the work brings joy to young and old, wherever it is performed – and that is (thankfully!) ever more the case!” (Quote from Hans Joachim Moser in the epliogue to the Weihnachtshistorie musical score published by Friedrich … Continue reading
Soiree for Anna Magdalena Bach
On Wednesday September 19th the GEDOK Gruppe Sachsen/Leipzig e.V. are hosting an evening devoted to and in memory of Anna Magdalena Bach. Born in Zeitz on September 22nd 1701, Anna Magdalena Wilcke was the youngest daughter of the court musician … Continue reading
Grassi Museum for Musical Instruments: Reading “Elena Gerhardt: Mein Lieder-Leben. Memoiren”
Inconceivable as it may appear today that the daughter of a Connewitz publican could rise to become an international mezzo-soprano, at the start of the 20th century the world was a very different place. And Elena Gerhardt was the women … Continue reading
Posted in Musical Instruments, Talks
Tagged Elena Gerhardt: Mein Lieder-Leben. Memoiren
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