Club 443 Hz

Bremen’s most remarkable club

The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and the Bremen East Comprehensive School welcomed their most recent newcomers to the Future Lab in 2016. After ›The Melody of Life‹ and the ›Community Opera‹, a new club in downtown Osterholz-Tenever is now seizing the limelight. Pupils and teachers alike are working together with both local and international guests to overcome much more than just their genre boundaries in ›Club 443 Hz‹; be prepared for music making, experiments and surprises! Alongside musical presentations, theatrical demonstrations and culinary and artistic treats, a pot-pourri of amazing delights awaits audiences in ›Club 443 Hz‹.

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The digital ›Club 443 Hz‹

Online encounters of a musical kind

At 7.30 p.m. on 17.9. the ›Club 443 Hz‹ presented a special edition. Despite the lockdown and school closures, the creative juices were flowing in the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen’s and Bremen Ost Comprehensive School’s collaborative Future Lab, as they worked together on a wide range of musical ideas and multimedia experiments. And the result? Click here to see the results of this unique collaboration under such exceptional circumstances.

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The club with ›heart‹

Whether a football club, the famous Club of Rome or the Buena Vista Social Club – there are dozens of clubs. So what is so special about ›Club 443 Hz‹? The title refers in fact to the frequency of the note A, to which The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen tunes all its instruments at the start of each concert. The note resonates at 443 pulses per second. Also, the word Hertz in German sounds exactly the same as the word for ›heart‹. With its colourful and multi-genre programme, the ›Club 443 Hz‹ warmly invites you to open your senses to a variety of vibrations, to a wealth of exciting experiments and to a world of new sounds!

The children and young people of the Bremen East Comprehensive School as well as the members of The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen plus the frequent and numerous guests – either from the local area or artists and performers from all over the world – all ensure that the mood in ›Club 443 Hz‹ is vibrant and infectious. Together, they will take you through an exciting programme of diversity. This is a meeting place where ›old acquaintances‹ who have gained experience in previous Future Lab events perform together with younger pupils who are treading the boards for the first time. And: in ›Club 443 Hz‹ audience participation is welcomed, the motto being ›in the thick of things‹ rather than a passive observer.