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My name is Sven Helbig – would you like to see my playlist?

»Every moment is nothing but the uttermost end of the past. Music makes this edge wide and beautiful.«

Sven Helbig is a German composer and producer known for combining orchestral and choral music with electronic elements and a strong poetic sensibility. A self-taught musician raised in Eisenhüttenstadt, he released his debut album Pocket Symphonies on Deutsche Grammophon to critical acclaim for its emotional depth and formal precision. Helbig has collaborated with ensembles such as the BBC Singers, Fauré Quartett, and Staatskapelle Dresden, as well as with artists like Rammstein and the Pet Shop Boys. He just released REQUIEM A on Deutsche Grammophon. It is a deeply personal and reflective composition, intertwining classical Latin liturgical texts with new ones written by Helbig himself. The work revolves around themes of loss, memory, and the possibility of renewal – with the »A« in the title symbolizing Anfang (beginning) and the belief in a new start after devastation.

Seismografs playliste er skabt af kunstnere, musikere, kokke, forfattere og cykelryttere. Hver person anbefaler fem musikstykker, som verden skal høre. Stafetten sendes videre.

En playliste er en liste med video- eller lydfiler, som kan spilles på en radiokanal eller i et program til afspilning af lydfiler. Nogle mennesker mener, deres bedste venner er playlister. Playlister siges at være noget af det mest intime, man kan dele.

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My name is Per Bloch – would you like to see my playlist?

»For me, music is a bridge between worlds and cultures, and it’s also a path inward – and outward.«

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My name is Alexandre Bazin – would you like to see my playlist?

»Music exploration and creation is not limited to notes, timbres and traditional structures, but extends to everything that shapes the listening experience.«

© Thomas Borberg

Mit navn er er Pernille Jensen – vil du se min playliste?

»Min musiksmag er blevet et hot mess af syrerock, streaming-konger, salsa og satan.«

© Jane Gisselman

Mit navn er Telestjernen – vil du se min playliste?

»Musik er for mig minder, følelser og oplevelser i – og af – verden.«

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My name is Sven Helbig – would you like to see my playlist?

»Every moment is nothing but the uttermost end of the past. Music makes this edge wide and beautiful.«

© Kåre Viemose

My name is Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek – would you like to see my playlist?

»Music is not just sounds, but a vain attempt to capture the infinite, which has always been and always will be.«

© Agustín Castellon Molina

My name is Patrick Becker – would you like to see my playlist?

»Music is hope, confusion, and memory talking with each other, leading us toward futures we haven't yet imagined.«

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My name is Bastian Zimmermann – would you like to see my playlist?

»Music like sex are means of communication, people come into contact and negotiate with each other and their instruments/tools and meet themselves in it.«

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My name is Sanne Krogh Groth – would you like to see my playlist?

»Music to me is… my work. I've landed in the best job in the world, where a core task is to discover new music, to learn its internal logic and aesthetics, who created it, and why.«

© Henry Detweiler

My name is Liza Sirenko – would you like to see my playlist?

»Music is the fanciest way of communication and therefore the most delicious food for analysis. It is what prolongs your feeling for longer than you can physically hold.«