"Musik für Alle" – Music for Everyone
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"Musik für Alle" – Music for Everyone

A Talk by Professor Uwe Grodd: Why does classical music still thrive in Germany while arts funding is being slashed elsewhere?

By The Auckland Goethe Society

Date and time

Wednesday, June 4 · 7 - 8:30pm NZST

Location

18 Symonds Street

18 Symonds Street Auckland, Auckland 1010 New Zealand

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

The Auckland Goethe Society is delighted to host our guest speaker event on Wednesday 4th June at 7pm. The talk will be in English.

A Talk by Professor Uwe Grodd: "Musik für Alle" – Music for Everyone

Why does classical music still thrive in Germany while arts funding is being slashed elsewhere? How can a country support both lavish large-scale productions and intimate chamber music at the highest level?

In this engaging talk, Professor Uwe Grodd explores the enduring strength of Germany’s classical music culture. Drawing on personal experiences—particularly from the renowned Handel Festival in Halle, the composer’s birthplace—he offers insights into how tradition, policy, and public support contribute to a vibrant musical landscape that remains accessible to all.

Time: 7pm - 8:30pm

Location: The University of Auckland, CLL-Building Pat Hanan Room (207-501),18 Symonds Street, CBD.

Building 207 is the "Cultures, Languages & Linguistics" building. Pat Hanan Room 501 is on Level 5.

Public Transport: AT Journey Planner

27H, 27W to Hillsborough

70 to Botany via Panmure

Outer Link from Newmarket to Point Chev

Parking Locations: University Owen Glen Building


All members, newcomers and family/friends are welcome to attend this event.


Photo Credit: Charles Brooks Photography

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FreeJun 4 · 7:00 PM GMT+12