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Nigeria marks Detty December amid economic woes
In Nigeria, a month of parties, festivals and concerts is underway. But can Nigerians still afford to party hard?
Berlin choir brings Christmas spirit through sign language
The members of this choir in Berlin don't sing songs — but instead perform them in sign language.
The human voice is German instrument of the year 2025
Our voice can be used for more than just speaking or singing. It is also inherently democratic.
Germany: Dresden opera visitors fall sick
Local police are investigating but say the causes remain unclear.
How one Malawian keeps traditional instruments alive
Meet Patrick Chimbewa, a musician dedicated to keeping traditional African music alive.
Zakir Hussain, legendary Indian musician dies at 73
Hussain earned global acclaim as one of the greatest tabla players of his generation.
Congolese activist shifts climate views with collective acts
In Kinshasa, a young activist is working to change attitudes to waste and the climate crisis.
Germany: Three-armed robot conductor makes debut in Dresden
Robots conduct an orchestra in Dresden — a first for both musicians and audience.
The AI-generated singer Ben Gaya
Europe's AI pop star Ben Gaya is a hit – created entirely by artificial intelligence.
Can AI revolutionize music streaming?
AI tools create perfect playlists – but how do they recognize AI-generated songs?
AI rhythms in art and music
AI offers artists new creative possibilities in music, digital painting, and installation.
Two decades of Tokio Hotel, who are back on tour
As a boy band in the 2000s they became one of Germany's top pop exports. Their fans are ready to celebrate them again.
The Beethoven of Africa
Why is Armand Diangienda known as the “Beethoven of Africa”?
AI and robot sounds: music of the future? — Shift
AI is transforming the music world. From songwriting to conducting – what does this mean for creators?
Puccini: Opera composer, ladies' man and master of drama
Even 100 years after his death, Puccini's operas remain staple repertoire — and politically relevant today.
'Do They Know It's Christmas?': Band Aid benefit at 40
Released in 1984, several versions of the charity hit followed. Ed Sheeran has since distanced himself from the song.
Pop icon Googoosh is a voice for women in Iran
A new documentary film tells the story of a singer who has given her voice to resistance and become a symbol of hope.
Trans women in Colombia face constant danger — Global Us
The bitter reality of trans women in Colombia. “Pussy Riot” exhibits in Munich. New Zealand sheep farming under threat.
Mali's junta gains musical ally, as critics raise alarm
Renowned musician Salif Keita has openly endorsed Mali's military junta, amid growing human rights concerns.
Nomfusi: How grief can give wings
How the South African singer Nomfusi defies her HIV family tragedy.
Robotic conductors — orchestra embraces cutting-edge tech
Three robotic conductors direct musicians through a piece written specifically for the Dresden Symphony Orchestra.
Is country music racist?
Black artists are underrepresented in US country music. Why is that?
From water scarcity to dementia — Global Us
Singapore as a role model for the use of water as a resource. How racist is the country music scene in the USA?
More than seven decades in music: Quincy Jones dies at 91
Renowned music producer who worked with stars including Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin and Michael Jackson dies.
Quincy Jones: Music legend who made Michael Jackson dies
The music titan transformed Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson into stars, becoming a legend himself in the process.
Quincy Jones: 'Thriller' producer dies at 91
The music titan worked with Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra. His family said he died in his home in Los Angeles.
Ariana Grande concert attack: UK court dismisses conspiracy
A father and daughter who both survived the 2017 concert attack in Manchester have won a harassment claim.
The cellist that can play music humans can't
A robotic cellist has made its first appearance with the Symphony Orchestra in the Swedish city of Malmö.
Pianist Giorgi Gigashvili strikes a political note
Giorgi Gigashvili of Georgia is a virtuoso on the piano and an activist in politics.
Euromaxx — Lifestyle Europe
Pianist Giorgi Gigashvili, a non-alcoholic wine trend, a Berlin fashion designer with Iranian roots.
Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People
Will naturalization in Italy soon be possible after just a few years of study?
'They forgave me for being gay and Roma due to my voice'
Despite being openly gay and of Roma origin, singer Azis became a superstar in his native country Bulgaria and abroad.
DW condemns attack on reporter at Dusseldorf concert
DW reporter Adonis Alkhaled was assaulted following an interview with Syrian musician Al Shami in western Germany.
Dresden: Robo-conductor takes the baton
The Dresden Symphony Orchestra revisits the relationship between man and machine — and the results are surprising.
A Haydn project feted at Opus Klassik awards
An album by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen gets a classical music award. It's featured in a DW documentary.
Robot conductor in charge at Dresden Symphony Orchestra
A robot maestro took the baton at the orchestra's anniversary concert. Is this the future of classical music?
Robot Symphony: Dresden orchestra conducted by 3-armed robot
To mark the 25th anniversary of the Dresdner Sinfoniker a robot will take the baton for part of the "Robot Symphony."
October 7: How the Hamas terror attacks unfolded
One year ago, Hamas launched gruesome attacks on Israel, the worst the country had seen in its modern history.
Tiny House Concerts: Episode 5
Steven Walter of the Beethovenfest Bonn invites stars to discuss and make music. Ep 5: Anna-Lena Elbert.
Beethovenfest: What does music have to do with democracy?
Unique Beethovenfest performances mark the anniversaries of Germany's Basic Law and German Unity Day.
Why Pakistan's traditional pipe bands are fading out
Traditional pipe bands are struggling to resonate with modern audiences. What's driving their decline?
Mzansi Gay Choir celebrates human rights, self-expression
In Johannesburg, singing in a choir helps these gay people find a sense of safety and belonging.
Greek National Opera
Brand awareness and new visitors for Greek National Opera
Ugandan teen rapper Fresh Kid on balancing fame and school
Listen to how the conversation went down
Brandenburg election: Campaigns and a concert on eve of vote
Politicians made last-ditch pitches in Brandenburg before Sunday's state election, with the far-right AfD a frontrunner.
Use, and misuse, of music in US presidential campaigns
As Billie Eilish endorses Kamala Harris, here's a look at the history of music in political campaigns.
US musician Jon Bon Jovi helps woman standing on bridge edge
While shooting a music video on the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, Jon Bon Jovi noticed a person needing help.
GirlZOffMute — Ugandan teen rapper Fresh Kid UG
Ssenyonjo Patrick, aka Fresh Kid UG?
Afrimaxx — Modern African Lifestyle
Classical music from Kenya, plus sized fashion from Namibia and we celebrate Xhosa queerness.
How Kenya's Ghetto Classics fight crime
How to fight crime with classical music in Nairobi, Kenya.
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