Listening landscape: a unique audio lime in Lusatia!

Listening landscape: a unique audio lime in Lusatia!

Klein Partwitz, Deutschland - On June 21, 2025, an exciting audio lime entitled "Here is the landscape" in the Lausitzer Seenland. This special company leads around the former Spretetal open -cast mine near Hoyerswerda and offers an acoustic exploration of the region. Director Stefan Nolte and the ensemble of the new large landscape theater have launched this innovative walk. Nine listening stations, including one that deals with the life of a sheep, tell stories from the surrounding area, such as the dramatic slide in October 2010, in which 84 sheep were carried away by a tidal wave. Such personal reports and the voices of animals make the AudioLalk a unique experience that is appealing for both nature lovers and for those interested in culture, how MDR reported.

An old GDR consumption in Klein Partwitz serves as the starting point for these hearing experiences. This is where the journey through the history and development of the region begins, which was created by creative groups like the NGLT. This group, which not only includes actors, but also landscape supporters, gives things and plants a voice. Your efforts aim to make the dynamic flora and fauna in the area that is characterized by mining. Dr. Alexander Harter describes the expression of a unique plant and fauna in this special landscape and thus shows the changeability and vitality of this region, as https://www.wochenkurier.info/landkreis-bautzen/artikel/hier-pricht-die-landscape) adds.

The AudioLalk extends over 42 kilometers, thanks to well -developed bike paths, visitors can easily reach the stations by bike. The stations are characterized by yellow signs with pictograms and QR codes that facilitate the finding of the corresponding listening content. In addition to the stories of animals and natural landscapes, people in Klein Partwitz also give their declarations of love to the region. These personal reports and the receiving music, including from Bernadette La Hengst, who inspired the project, complete the experience and make nature an artistic field of activity that does not need a traditional stage, as [Kultur Digital notes.

There is also special attention to the technical implementation of the audio lake. Professional speakers have set the texts to music, creating an impressive sound experience. All audio articles are available for interested parties via QR codes and thus offer new access to the stories of nature. These formats encourage visitors to actively deal with their surroundings and to experience nature in a completely new, auditory way.

creative perspectives and future outlook

The NGLT has previously initiated projects that address the future of the mining landscapes. The Audiowalk is the third project and once again shows how important the cultural exchange and creative examination of your own region are. The mixture of dramatic stories, personal voices of the residents and artistic elements creates an impressive experience and makes it clear that Lusatia is more than mere history - it is alive and audible.

The project officially begins on June 21 and information on the locations of the listening stations are available on the website www.rechercheppraxis.de. Do not miss this opportunity to rediscover the Lausitz and hear very special stories directly from nature!