Musical reading with author Gunnar Leue: You´ll Never Sing Alone - Football and Pop Culture United

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Am Freitag, den 28. Juni 2024, veranstaltet die Stabsstelle Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung (SBNE) eine musikalische Lesung unter dem Titel „You´ll never sing alone“ im Rahmen des Bildungsprogramms „A Good Game“ für die EM 2024. Die Lesung wird von Autor Gunnar Leue im Bauhaus „reuse“ auf der Mittelinsel des Ernst-Reuter-Platzes präsentiert. In seinem Buch „You’ll Never Sing Alone. Wie Musik in den Fußball kam“ beschreibt Gunnar Leue die Popgeschichte des Fußballs anhand von Texten, alten Bildern und seltenen Tönen. Fußball ist nicht nur Sport, sondern auch Politik, Kommerz und Popkultur. Vereinslieder, Popsongs und Mitgrölreime bilden den Soundtrack des Spiels und …
On Friday, June 28, 2024, the education center for sustainable development (SBNE) organizes a musical reading under the title "You´ll Never Sing Alone" as part of the educational program "A Good Game" for the EM 2024. The reading is presented by author Gunnar Leue in the Bauhaus "Reuse" on the middle island of the Ernst Reuter-Platz. In his book "You’ll Never Sing Alone. How music came into football", Gunnar Leue describes the pop history of football using texts, old pictures and rare tones. Football is not only sport, but also politics, commerce and pop culture. Club songs, pop songs and co -gray rhymes form the soundtrack of the game and ... (Symbolbild/MB)

On Friday, June 28, 2024, the Bildungs ​​for Sustainable Development (SBNE) organizes a musical reading under the title "You´ll Never Sing Alone" as part of the educational program "A Good Game" for the EM 2024.

In his book "You’ll Never Sing Alone. How music came into football", Gunnar Leue describes the pop history of football using texts, old pictures and rare tones. Football is not only sport, but also politics, commerce and pop culture. Club songs, pop songs and co -gray rhymes form the soundtrack of the game and are an essential part of football culture. The flair of big tournaments is often associated with music, such as "Football’s Coming Home" 1996 or "Sweet Caroline" at the Women's European Championships 2022.

The reading promises a stirring, detailed and humorous history of football music, which indicates the rise of football to the global entertainment spectacle. From the beginnings of fan group to singing football stars and club anthems to the protest of the ultras against commerce and event.

Entry to the reading is free, but requested to register at Sbne@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de.

Overall, the musical reading promises an interesting examination of the connection between football and music and provides an exciting insight into football culture.


Source: www.berlin.de