Archive for the ‘Berlin Events’ Category
Monday, February 27th, 2012
Newly appointed Hertha coach Otto Rehhagel did not have an auspicious beginning in his new trainer’s job losing to lowly Augsburg, themselves candidates for relegation 3-0 on Saturday.
While giving due credit to FC Augsburg whom he said fought like lions, he made it clear that very basic tactical changes need to be made – it is clear that Hertha is not Barcelona [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: 'We are not Barcelona - don't try to play like Barcelona! ', Coach Hertha-Berlin Otto Rehhagel, Coach' Hertha-Berlin and Otto Rehhagel, hertha are not barcelona, Hertha Coach to leave, hertha new coach, Hertha’s Sporting director Michael Preetz, new Hertha coach, olympic stadium Berlin, Otto Rehhagel, Πούλμαν »Χέρτα Βερολίνου-και Οτο Ρεχάγκελ
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Monday, February 20th, 2012
Well we wrote on the last blog about HERTHA the following -
“If we can believe German media reports then Bulgarian coach Krasimir Balakov may become the next manager at Hertha Berlin -the Bulgarian is prominent amongst other names like Thomas Doll and Ralf Rangnick, and even former German star Lothar Matthäus.”
Hertha Berlin FC have announced that the experienced and respected [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Coach Hertha-Berlin Otto Rehhagel, Coach' Hertha-Berlin and Otto Rehhagel, Hertha Coach to leave, hertha new coach, Hertha’s Sporting director Michael Preetz, new Hertha coach, olympic stadium Berlin, Otto Rehhagel, Πούλμαν »Χέρτα Βερολίνου-και Οτο Ρεχάγκελ
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Thursday, February 16th, 2012
If you want to break free from the moving pictures at the Berlin Film Festival at their Potsdamer Platz headquarters for a moment, you can venture past the Berlin Philharmonie over to the New National Gallery and be moved by the famously blurred paintings of the world’s number one artist Gerhard Richter.
In Manager Magazin’s Kunstkompass (an art compass or [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Art, Berlin film festival, berlin Philharmonie, exhibition, Gerhard Richter, Manager Magazine, New National Gallery, Panorama
Posted in Art, Articles by Jörn Meyer, Berlin, Berlin Culture, Berlin Events, Berlin General, Berlin Tours, Events, Festivals, Film, German Culture, Visual Arts | No Comments »
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
![Hertha logo [Wikipedia]](http://www.ota-berlin.de/blog/wp-content/Hertha_Berlin_SC13-150x150.png "Hertha_Berlin_SC[1]")
If we can believe German media reports then Bulgarian coach Krasimir Balakov may become the next manager at Hertha Berlin -the Bulgarian is prominent amongst other names like Thomas Doll and Ralf Rangnick, and even former German star Lothar Matthäus.
Michael Skibbe’s very brief 7 week tenure as manager again added to the embarrassment of losing yet another manager within a [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: German star Lothar Matthäus, Herhta in news again for wrong reasons, Hertha Coach to leave, Hertha’s Sporting director Michael Preetz, Krasimir Balakov, Krasimir Balakov possible new Hertha coach, markus babbel to leave, Markus Babbel to leave Hertha Berlin, new Hertha coach, olympic stadium Berlin
Posted in Articles by Filip van der Plas, Berlin, Berlin Events, Bundesliga, Football Europe, Hertha Berlin | 1 Comment »
Monday, February 13th, 2012
There is more to film than meets the eye. Out to prove this are Dieter Kosslick, Berlinale Director, and his cuisine team in the Culinary Cinema section of the Berlin film festival. Some critics, though, find a lot of cheese in this film fondue, they think this kind of kitchen brings kitsch to the cinema, see too strong an eventisation taking place [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Berlin, Berlin film festival, berlinale, Christian Lohse, Culinary Cinema, Dieter Kosslick, Erin Brockovich, Eventisation, Finger Food, Fischers Fritz, Haute Cuisine, Jssica Yu, Last Call at the Oasis, michael Hoffman Marco Müller, Michael Kempf, Michel Bras, Pau Lacoste, Popcorn, Tea Time
Posted in Art, Articles by Jörn Meyer, Berlin, Berlin Culture, Berlin Events, Culture, Entertainment, Evening Entertainment, Events, Festivals, Film, Food, Local Berlin, Things to do in Berlin, Visual Arts | No Comments »
Saturday, February 11th, 2012
http://www.stopactaberlin.de/
This weekend also saw millions of European citizens take to the streets in other cities to protest against the EU’s involvement with the controversial anti-piracy agreement called the ‘ACTA’ treaty [the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement ].
Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia governments have already delayed the ACTA treaty process and are under significant pressure from mostly young internet-savvy people and hopefully German reluctance [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: 'Stop Acta' in Berlin, ACTA = censure and internet abuse!, ACTA against civil liberties and freedom of speech, ACTA is anti-democratic, ACTA is censure and internet abuse, anti ACTA Berlin, Berlin against ACTA, Berlin demo against ACTA, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (Acta).
Posted in Articles by Emil Hoogensteyn, Berlin, Berlin Events, Culture, Economy, Events, Events in Germany, History, Local Berlin, News, Politics Berlin, Politics EU, Politics Germany | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, February 8th, 2012
Johannes Brahms’ “Ein deutsches Requiem” for vocal Solists, mixed Choir and 2 pianos after the original score by Brahms
Musical Direction - Phillip Moll - 2Pianists - Phillip Moll and Philip Mayers
Soprano Marlis Petersen
Bariton Konrad Jarnot
with Rundfunkchor Berlin – Conductor Simon Halsey
Artistic assistance for rehersals from - Davide Camplani und Claudia de Serpa Soares
Staging by Brad Hwang
Lights Jörg Bittner and Thomas Herda
Brahms’ Requiem is [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Bariton Konrad Jarnot, Brahms German Requiem Op. 45, Davide Camplani und Claudia de Serpa Soares, Gundola Janowitz greatest living soprano, Jochen Sandig, Jörg Bittner and Thomas Herda, Live Johannes Brahms in Berlin “Ein deutsches Requiem”, Phillip Moll and Philip Mayers, Radial System, Rundfunkchor Berlin, Sasha Waltz & Guests’, Simon Halsey, Soprano Marlis Petersen, Staging by Brad Hwang
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Saturday, January 28th, 2012
One of cultural Berlin’s best-known events is called ‘The Long Night of Museums’/ Lange Nacht der Museen, and it is just that and so successfull have they proven to be that they are onto to the 30th one now.
Nearly 100 museums and galleries will open their doors for extended hours, into special exhibitions, guided tours, music and [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: 30th Lange Nacht der Museen Berlin, January 28th Lange Nacht der Museen Berlin, Lange Nacht der Museen Berlin, LONG NIGHT OF MUSEUMS
Posted in Architecture Berlin, Art, Berlin, Berlin Culture, Berlin Events, Berlin Museums, Culture, Evening Entertainment, Events, Guides, History, Things to do in Berlin | No Comments »
Thursday, January 19th, 2012
Everyone knows about the Reinheitsgebot or the laws governing the making of Beer in Germany – the “German Beer Purity Law” or the “Bavarian Purity Law.
It stated that the only ingredients that could be used in the making of beer was water, barley and hops. The law originated in the city of Ingolstadt in the duchy of Bavaria on 23 April [...] Continue Reading…
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Saturday, January 14th, 2012
As a first live concert I have attended this year – this was a perfect choice and it is repeated this evening and tomorrow afternoon.
Take my advice- GO! You will not be dissapointed!
It consisted of a very well thought-out program of the Berlin ‘Koncerthausocherster’ and was both diversified and yet culturally -or if you like ‘Polishly’ -linked and called simply ‘Chopiniana’.
The orchestra [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: 'Konzerthausorchester Berlin', Alexander Glasunov, Alexei Volodin, Andrzej Panufnik, concert review Alexei Volodin Berlin, Concert review Koncerthausorchester, concert review Lukasz Borowicz berlin, Fryderyk Chopin, Kurt Sanderling, Lukasz Borowicz, Mieczysław Karłowicz, »Lullaby« Andrzej Panufnik
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Saturday, December 24th, 2011
Camille Saint-Saëns – foto Wikipedia
Always with the Christian holiday of the’ birth of Jesus’, there is music which is often only heard once a year and this is unfortunate because along with many great Christmas songs there are classical pieces like Georg Friedrich Handel’s Oratorio Messiah and Bach’s Christmas Oratorio which musically are always welcome.
One not so oft played piece, but more [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Bachorchester Mainz, best christmas music, Best Christmas music Saint Saens Christmas Oratorio, best Classical Christmas music, Camille Saint-Saëns, christmas oratorio, Diethard Hellmann, Gioachino Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle, Hans von Bülow, RBB kultur radio berlin, ‘Oratorio de Noël ‘ is best Christmas music
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