Songs and Melodies - The transportation organization crafts a tribute titled "Ode to Hamburg" for the Euro Football Tournament.
The Hamburg Transport Association (HVV) has created a version of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" specifically for the European Football Championship, to be called "Ode to Hamburg." This comes as a symbol of unity, excitement, and love for the city. According to the HVV, it's a way to showcase the passion for football, the energy of Hamburg, and the affection people have towards it.
The music video, supported by images from a local participatory event, is meant to celebrate Hamburg as a welcoming home for all. It hammers home the message that Hamburg is a city that embraces diversity, openness, and togetherness; values closely related to both the city and the sport of football. The artists Jan Salander and Robine will then come forward to perform the piece at three special concerts.
Check out the video on YouTube: Ode to Hamburg.
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The European Football Championship is excited to feature "Ode to Hamburg," a musical tribute crafted by the Hamburg Transport Association (HVV). This unique rendition of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" is a testament to Hamburg's love for football. EM has collaborated with the Hamburg Transport Association to create this symbol of unity, entertainment, and passion for the city. The special performance of "Ode to Hamburg" will be handled by artists Jan Salander and Robine, at three special concerts within the city.
