MPS hosts German band Einshoch6 for student concert on November 9
Milwaukee School of Languages expects more than 800 attendees for special event
MILWAUKEE – Students from 15 area schools will visit Milwaukee School of Languages on Thursday, November 9, to experience a concert by the German band Einshoch6. The band, based in Munich, Germany, is touring the Midwest and Eastern U.S. for a total of 18 concerts, including the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The Milwaukee concert provides a unique opportunity for students enrolled in German language courses to hear German music performed by native speakers.
Einshoch6 is known for its unique blend of hip-hop and classical music that is especially engaging for youth. The current tour, called German Hip Hop meets Classical, is a project of the Deutsche Welle, Germany’s international broadcaster, to foster the study of German.
Einshoch6 released its second album this year, entitled “Reise um die Welt” (Trip Around the World), which includes an ode to “Deutschlehrerinnen” (German Teachers) created in cooperation with German teachers and learners around the world. The Economist reviewed the band’s music as turning “tongue-twisting Teutonic sounds into the verbal pyrotechnics of rap.”
The tour is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of German together with the German Embassy in Washington, D.C.
WHERE
Milwaukee School of Languages
8400 W. Burleigh St., Milwaukee, WI
WHEN
Thursday, November 9; 10 – 11:30 a.m.
Opportunities that blend the arts with extended learning aligns with the MPS
Eight Big Ideas: Educate the Whole Child strategy to promote student achievement.
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Is this concert open to the general public?