Johannisstraße becomes a stage for diversity: song chain on August 17th

Johannisstraße becomes a stage for diversity: song chain on August 17th

common votes for diversity and tolerance in Jena

On August 17, 2024, Johannisstrasse in Jena becomes a lively scene for music and community. Under the guiding principle "Never again is now" there is a song chain in the city center that celebrates the commitment to tolerance and diversity and brings together the city population.

a musical festival with many voices

The event begins in the morning at 11:00 a.m. in the Faulloch, where the participants have the opportunity to sing together. Well-known Jena choirs, such as the Otto-Schott-Chor, the Psychochor and Jena Jubilee Singer, will take over the musical direction. Choirs from the Jena Philharmonic and the Music and Art School will also raise their voices. The participating ensemble includes a colorful mix of various styles and languages that reflect the city's cultural diversity.

appearances along the streets

After singing together in the faulloch, the choirs move along the Johannisstrasse and appear at several locations. This unique “pearl chain” from songs will enable the audience to experience various musical performances that not only maintain, but also raise awareness of important social issues.

meaning for the Jena community

The song chain is not only a musical event, but also a sign of the endeavor to bring people of different origins and culture together. At a time when social tensions and prejudices increase, this event offers a platform to promote tolerance and diversity and promote community coexistence. It is an opportunity to build bridges through music and to set a strong sign against intolerance.

Invitation to participate

The organizers encourage all Jenaers and visitors to the city to actively participate in this special day. Whether as a listener or active Mitsinger, everyone can contribute to this living and colorful song chain. The event not only promises musical enjoyment, but also an experience of community and solidarity.

- Nag