Around 350 children from twelve Darmstadt schools sing for community, inclusion and solidarity.
Darmstadt. On Saturday, November 15, 2025 , around 350 students from twelve Darmstadt primary, special needs, and comprehensive schools at the darmstadtium starting at 1:30 p.m. The concert is part of the inclusive children's choir project "Singing Makes Great" and celebrates community, diversity, and the joy of music.
The project was launched in 2015 2,000 children from diverse social and cultural backgrounds. The joint rehearsals and performances in front of an audience foster a sense of belonging and self-confidence among the children. Furthermore, the project demonstrates that music is a unifying medium that brings people together regardless of origin or limitations.
Music connects generations and cultures.
For the first time this year, the concert is being organized by two LIONS Clubs : the LIONS Club Darmstadt-Mathildenhöhe and the LIONS Club Louise Büchner . The proceeds from the concert will go to the participating schools to strengthen music education and promote inclusion and community
Mayor Barbara Akdeniz emphasizes the importance of the event:
"The children's choir concert has become a traditional event. Singing together, experiencing themselves as a community, and enchanting the audience – this is a special experience for the children that they will remember for a long time. The diversity of the children makes the concert a unique experience."
“‘Singing Makes Class’ is more than just a concert – it is a sign of the power of music as an integrative element and a call to strengthen tolerance and cohesion in our society,” Akdeniz continued.
Admission and information
Further information and tickets are available online at www.singen-macht-klasse.de .
