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MEHRKLANG Kurzkonzert zum Sonnenaufgang

Sunday, 6/1/2025 from 6:45 AM to 7:15 AM

Mehrklang e.V.

MEHRKLANG Kurzkonzert zum Sonnenaufgang

Sunday, 6/1/2025
from 6:45 AM to 7:15 AM

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Sandfangbrücke, Dreisamufer
Sandfangbrücke
79102 Freiburg

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special musical experience for early risers: In the early morning, when nature slowly awakens and the first rays of sunshine greet the day, Mehrklang - the network for new music Freiburg invites you to an extraordinary concert in the open air. The renowned musician Lu Hübsch transports the audience with his tuba into a fascinating world of unusual sounds - poetic, experimental, and deeply rooted in improvisation.

Surrounded by the sounds of birds and fresh morning air, a magical sound moment arises that uniquely connects nature, music, and silence. An experience for everyone who wants to start the day with an extraordinary impulse - ideal for early risers, sound adventurers, and fresh air fans.

Admission is free. The event takes place in all weather conditions.

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