Lunch concert
Lunch concert of the Gronau Music School with Pim Weierink at Café Backstage. Admission is free. It starts at 1pm.
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Café Backstage Udo-Lindenberg-Platz 1, Gronau (Westphalia), Deutschland
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2nd Gronau Newcomer Poetry Slam
Café Backstage Udo-Lindenberg-Platz 1, Gronau (Westphalia), DeutschlandOn September 5, the café stage of the rocknpopmuseum belongs to the Poetry Slam NewComer:innen. With their fresh lyrics, they step onto the boards that mean the world for the first time and finally give expression to their words and thoughts. A single text per act is sufficient for participation and the audience then chooses winners in the categories "Heart", "Humor" and "Depth". So it's not the "winner takes it all" principle that applies, but thematic diversity is in the spotlight.
The show starts at 20:00, admission is from 19:30.
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Musical panel discussion on the 30th anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s death
Café Backstage Udo-Lindenberg-Platz 1, Gronau (Westphalia), DeutschlandAn evening in honor of Kurt Cobain on the 30th anniversary of his death.
April 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death.
To mark this anniversary, the presenter and musicologist and sociologist Prof. Michael Custodis from the University of Münster will take a look at the "Nirvana phenomenon" and the musician Kurt Cobain from very different angles.
The audience will also have the opportunity to share their own experiences and associations with Nirvana and Kurt Cobain.
The evening will naturally be framed by Nirvana's music.
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HOW DOES FREEDOM SOUND IN BLACK – RED – GOLD?
Café Backstage Udo-Lindenberg-Platz 1, Gronau (Westphalia), DeutschlandAs a partner of the "Science Year 2024 - Freedom", the University of Münster is hosting an exciting evening of talks as part of its regional initiative "Expedition Münsterland".
Under the title "How does freedom sound in black, red and gold?", the focus will be on the topics of freedom and German-German music history.
The year 2024 marks two important anniversaries: 75 years of the Basic Law and 35 years of the Peaceful Revolution.
The Year of Science 2024 is taking this as an opportunity to shed light on the value and significance of freedom from different perspectives.
Michael Custodis, Anna Seidel and Niklas Schwartz will take you on a journey through Germany's musical history and shed light on how freedom can be expressed artistically - be it through sounds, texts or images.
The evening is organized by the Arbeitsstelle Forschungstransfer (AFO) of the University of Münster.
Admission is free, but registration by e-mail (anmeldung@uni-muenster.de) is requested for better planning.
The Science Years are a joint initiative of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and Wissenschaft im Dialog (WiD). Subject to change without notice.