Last year, only a few accredited journalists and technicians were able to enjoy the festival’s concerts in person, but all the performances were streamed live. The festival’s artistic director Tim Isfort announced on Wednesday that 36 acts are planned for the festival in North Rhine-Westphalia, including groups and solo performers. READ ALSO: Tickets sell out in three minutes as Berlin Philharmonic opens to publicOver 200 musicians are scheduled to play at the contemporary jazz event, which will be held from May 21st to 24th this year. If you’re interested in attending in person, you’ll need to register online to ensure traceability and reduce the risk of overcrowding. More major events and event venues in Germany, such as Berlin’s Philharmonic, have opened up to the public in recent weeks through relying on testing and strictly capped attendance sizes.

Source: The Local March 25, 2021 11:37 UTC