Music as a common language "Tuten und Blasen" are 18 musicians on saxophone, trumpet, trombone, tuba, and percussion who have been performing their music on the streets, in concert halls, and in cinemas for over forty years, always expanding their musical horizons. Numerous compositions by Tuten und Blasen reflect
Bagamoyo Player and the Bagamoyo College of Arts The Tanzania State National Ensemble, also known as the Bagamoyo Players, was founded in the 1980s and until 2009 was an association of musicians and dancers from the Bagamoyo College of Arts (TASUBA). All members of the ensemble served as students or
Tuten und Blasen "Tuten und Blasen" - today 18 musicians on saxophone, trumpet, trombone, tuba, and percussion - was founded in 1976 as the musical arm of the tenants' movement. The musical development has taken the band from the streets to concert halls and cinemas as well. Meetings with bands
Paulchen Esperenza Foundation The Paulchen Esperanza Foundation supports disadvantaged children, young people, and women in need at home and abroad. In Tanzania, the Paulchen Esperanza Foundation has been supporting the "Talent Search and Empowerment" center for disadvantaged children and youth in Ubungo for 7 years now. Initially, the support consisted
Fostering talent, encouraging children. The "Talent Search and Empowerment" is a center for children and youth in the district of Ubungu. It works with particularly disadvantaged children from poor neighborhoods and promotes their talents. Dance, music, drama, but also computer classes, and schoolwork help are among the offerings. The
The working group for the preservation of monuments in the Circle of Friends cooperates with partners in Dar es Salaam on topics of monument preservation within the framework of the town twinning. The cooperation exists with specialized partners in Hamburg and goes back to professional experiences and personal contacts with
Dar es Salaam Center of Architectural Heritage (DARCH) Saving and Promoting international heritage in Dar es Salaam and Eastern Africa. The Dar es Salaam Centre for Architectural Heritage (DARCH) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to saving and promoting historic architecture in Dar es Salaam and the broader East African context
Kigamboni Community Center Overcoming poverty through talent development The KCC aims to fight poverty through social and economic development and education. Promoting the diverse talents of children and young people increases their chances of leading independent lives. Up to 400 children and young people, mostly from the surrounding schools, take
HausDrei e.V. – The district cultural center in Altona-Altstadt The socio-cultural center HausDrei sees itself as a contact point and communicative interface in the lively Altona-Altstadt. HausDrei is a local organizer and starting point of cultural events, also over the Neighborhoodout. As an independent youth welfare organization, HausDrei also offers
Young artists: "Together" "Together" is a project between HausDrei e.V. in Altona and the Kigamboni Community Center in Tanzania. The first exchange of 14 young artists, 7 from Hamburg and 7 from Kigamboni has just ended. An enchanting time when 14 young artists* met in Kigamboni and developed a
