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SUMMARY:Opening evening Festival Tango Argentino - concert and milonga wit
 h live music
DESCRIPTION:With a concert and the opening milonga with live music and hip
  DJs\, we invite you to the historic halls of the Chemnitz Industrial Muse
 um. Visitors can be enchanted by the special charm of the exhibition and t
 he ambience of the museum. The opportunity to dance in the corridors betwe
 en the exhibits of historical textile\, automotive and typewriters and cal
 culating machines (and much more) that have made Chemnitz and Saxony what 
 it was and is\, will not be available again in the near future. Ultimately
 \, the concertina was invented in Chemnitz and exported from Saxony to Bue
 nos Aires in its thousands as the bandoneon. Now it is coming back to Chem
 nitz with tangueras and tangueros in honour of Carl Friedrich Uhlig and Al
 fred Arnold!\nThe Tango Argentino Chemnitz 2025 festival honours the inven
 tor of the concertina\, Carl Friedrich Uhlig\, who first presented this in
 strument with five heads on each side on the left and right in Chemnitz in
  1834 and whose origins can be found in the workshop/manufactory at the ti
 me\, around 40 metres from today's Karl Marx Monument. Carl Friedrich Uhli
 g and his apprentices - including Carl Friedrich Zimmermann - continued to
  develop the concertina. A wider range of tones with multiple rows of butt
 ons and registers enabled a more extensive musical repertoire. The aim of 
 providing an inexpensive instrument that could be played by anyone remaine
 d the same. Saxony\, especially Carlsfeld\, became a centre of instrument 
 manufacture and since Heinrich Band in Krefeld gave the concertina its nam
 e\, the instrument spread as the bandonion. The bandoneón made by Alfred 
 Arnold as the ‘AA’ from Carlsfeld is world-famous and associated with 
 the Argentine tango\, and its sound continues to fascinate and inspire to 
 this day. The Uhlig core zone of the button/sound arrangement has remained
  unchanged to this day. The festival therefore invites you to Chemnitz - t
 he cradle of the bandoneon - as part of the Capital of Culture project ‘
 Moving Sounds - Concertina & Bandoneon’.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>With a concert and the opening milonga wit
 h live music and hip DJs\, we invite you to the historic halls of the Chem
 nitz Industrial Museum. Visitors can be enchanted by the special charm of 
 the exhibition and the ambience of the museum. The opportunity to dance in
  the corridors between the exhibits of historical textile\, automotive and
  typewriters and calculating machines (and much more) that have made Chemn
 itz and Saxony what it was and is\, will not be available again in the nea
 r future. Ultimately\, the concertina was invented in Chemnitz and exporte
 d from Saxony to Buenos Aires in its thousands as the bandoneon. Now it is
  coming back to Chemnitz with tangueras and tangueros in honour of Carl Fr
 iedrich Uhlig and Alfred Arnold!</p>\n<p><br />The Tango Argentino Chemnit
 z 2025 festival honours the inventor of the concertina\, Carl Friedrich Uh
 lig\, who first presented this instrument with five heads on each side on 
 the left and right in Chemnitz in 1834 and whose origins can be found in t
 he workshop/manufactory at the time\, around 40 metres from today's Karl M
 arx Monument. Carl Friedrich Uhlig and his apprentices - including Carl Fr
 iedrich Zimmermann - continued to develop the concertina. A wider range of
  tones with multiple rows of buttons and registers enabled a more extensiv
 e musical repertoire. The aim of providing an inexpensive instrument that 
 could be played by anyone remained the same. Saxony\, especially Carlsfeld
 \, became a centre of instrument manufacture and since Heinrich Band in Kr
 efeld gave the concertina its name\, the instrument spread as the bandonio
 n. The bandoneón made by Alfred Arnold as the ‘AA’ from Carlsfeld is 
 world-famous and associated with the Argentine tango\, and its sound conti
 nues to fascinate and inspire to this day. The Uhlig core zone of the butt
 on/sound arrangement has remained unchanged to this day. The festival ther
 efore invites you to Chemnitz - the cradle of the bandoneon - as part of t
 he Capital of Culture project ‘Moving Sounds - Concertina &amp\; Bandone
 on’.</p>
LOCATION:Industriemuseum Chemnitz (https://www.industriemuseum-chemnitz.de
 /)
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