The Economization of the Knowledge Society
Evening Program
Thursday, 3.12.2009:
Permanent exhibition in the Forum of Contemporary History Leipzig
Ballett evening "Strawinsky Projekt III" in the Leipzig Opera
Friday, 4.12.2009:
Jubilee exhibition "The Enlightenment of the World" in the Stadtgeschichtlichen Museum Leipzig
Dinnershow "Gans Ganz Anders" in the Spiegelpalast
Ballett evening "Der Nussknacker" in the Leipzig Opera
Registration form for the Cultural Program
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Further informationen on the evening program
Permanent exhibition in the Forum of Contemporary History Leipzig
Located in the center of Leipzig, the modern, visitor-focused Museum commemorates the opposition, resistance and moral courage shown in the GDR against the background of German division. The exhibition, documentation and information center offers a forum for active participation in addressing contemporary German history from the end of the Second World War to the present. |
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| Montagsdemomanstration in Leipzig Source: LTM |
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The Forum of Contemporary History Leipzig invites you to a special guided tour on Thursday, 3 December 2009. |
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| "Der Jahrhundertschritt" Source: LTM-Schmidt |
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Dinner in Auerbachs Keller
Auberbachs Keller is the best known and second oldest restaurant in Leipzig. It was described in Johann Wolfgang Goethe’s play Faust 1 as the first place Mephistopheles takes Faust on their travels. Located below the Mädlerpassage, a shopping arcade, the restaurant has been attracting visitors since 1530. The restaurant owes much of its fame to Goethe, who frequented Auerbach's Cellar as a student and called it his favourite wine bar. According to legend, Heinrich Faust once rode a wine barrel from the cellar to the street at Auerbachs cellar, something he could have accomplished only with the help of the Devil. This legend is most likely what led Goethe to add the scene in Auerbachs Keller to his play Faust I. |
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In the evening, we will round off the day with a dinner in Auerbachs Keller. An adequate number of tables has been reserved for you and is available from 7.30 p.m. |
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| Auerbachs Keller Source: LTM-Schmidt |
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Ballet evening in the Leipzig Opera
The Leipzig Opera traces its establishment to the year 1693, making it the third oldest opera venue in Europe after La Fenice (Venice, Italy) and the Hamburg State Opera (Hamburg, Germany). |
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| The Leipzig Opera at night Quelle: LTM-Schmidt |
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"Strawinsky Projekt III"The Cage | Duo Concertant | Le Chant du Rossignol | Le Sacre du PrintempsThere can’t be a Strawinsky Project without the Sacre! This evening is the third and last performance within the Strawinsky- cycle. After „the Firebird“ (1910) and „Petruschka“ (1911) followed „Le Sacre du Printemps“ in 1913 which caused the biggest scandal in the music-history of the 20th century. |
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| Performance Source: Oper Leipzig Photographer: Birkigt |
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Jubilee exhibition: The Enlightenment of the World in the Stadtgeschichtliches Museum
Saxony and the rise of modern sciences |
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With around 700 rare objects, the anniversary exhibition highlights Universität Leipzig in the Age of Enlightenment – an era of great innovation, in which research and new insights changed the world. “Knowledge” was a key word for the 18th century. A great number of new disciplines were created and the rise of natural sciences began. The changes this brought to European intellectual history still characterise our societies today. |
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Unique exhibits, such as paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings, scientific instruments, collections of historic specimens, clothes and documents, illustrate how important foundations of modern society are due to the Age of Enlightenment. Saxony, and Universität Leipzig in particular, were at the centre of this development, shaping the history of science in Germany and Europe with lasting effect. |
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| View on Leipzig from the East |
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Adress: Please use the registration form to register for the guided tour until 1 November 2009, the latest. |
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| University seal, imprint 1516 |
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Dinnershow "Gans Ganz Anders" im Spiegelpalast
In 24 Tagen um die Welt– ein weihnachtliches Abenteuer |
Genießen Sie im stilvollen Ambiente eines Art- Deco- Spiegelpalastes ein exklusives Vier- Gänge- Menü. Kreiert von Meisterköchen, aufgetischt von Artisten, Sängern, Schauspielern, Musikern, Comedians, Kellnern & Serviermädchen. |
Herbert Cremefelds Crew reist um die Welt. Zu den Sümpfen des Amazonas, zu den
Pyramiden am Nil, in die wilden Stierkampfarenen Spaniens, in die kühlen Iglus der
Eskimos, zum heißen Karneval in Rio …Reisen Sie mit an einem Abend voller |
Veranstaltungsort: 04105 Leipzig Datum: 04.12.2009 Kartenbestellung unter |
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| Dinnershow Gans Ganz Anders Quelle:LTM-Schmidt |
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Ballet evening in the Leipzig Opera
"The Nutcracker"
|Peter I. Tschaikowski| |
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|Ballett in two acts| Libretto on Marius Petita nach E.T.A. Hoffmann und Alexandre DumasThe Nutcracker is a fairy tale- ballet in two acts, three scenes, composed in 1892. Alexandre Dumas père’s adaptation of the story " The Nutcracker and the Mouse King“ " by E.T.A. Hoffmann was set to music by Tchaikovsky. In Western countries, The Nutcracker has become perhaps the most popular of all ballets, performed primarily around Christmas time. |
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Adress: Date: 04.12.2009 |
Ticket reservation: 0341 / 1261-261 or online. |
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