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A piece of culture 2026 - a short chronicle<\/h2>\n

Today, culture often disappears in the stream of daily business. Between headlines, technology, politics and constant excitement, those songs that carry something solid within them are easily lost: remembrance, attitude, comfort, clarity or even quiet contradiction. This page therefore collects pieces of music that are more than mere entertainment for me. They mark moods, transitions and thoughts that do not have to be expressed in every message, but are there nonetheless.<\/p>\n

\"Culture\u201eA piece of culture\u201c<\/em> is intended as a small chronicle. Not as a ranking list, not as a fast-moving playlist, but as an ongoing archive of songs and works that strike a chord that transcends the moment. Some of them are warm and uplifting, others melancholy, uncomfortable or thought-provoking. What they have in common is that they show attitude - in their own way. Especially in turbulent times, it is worthwhile not just listening to such pieces in passing, but consciously giving them a place.<\/p>\n

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New Nina Hagen song between protest, freedom and human rights<\/h3>\n

Nina Hagen has surprisingly released a new song entitled \u201eFreiheit!\u201c (Freedom!). According to her social media channels, the song was created together with the Werner Fuss Center and the PatVerf\u00fc initiative and is critical of coercive measures in psychiatry. In terms of content, the song combines classic protest music with a very personal concept of freedom and thus ties in with earlier political and social themes in her career. More information about Nina Hagen can be found in her Portrait article<\/strong><\/a> to find.<\/p>\n

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