Welcome to our MHL streaming page
Follow the action live or at a later date from anywhere in the world. In addition to live broadcasts (MHL Live) and recordings of MHL events and productions (MHL Studios), you will also find insights into the lives of university members (MHL Homestories) as well as works from MHL media courses. All contributions can also be found on the MHL YouTube channel.

In addition to direct broadcasts, recordings of past events from the Great Hall can also be seen at MHL-Live, including ceremonial semester openings, concerts of the Brahms Festival and the MHL Revue as a film around current major sporting events.

In the MHL studios, MHL students present themselves in various class evenings and music lessons.

In the MHL Werkstatt, MHL students present project work developed and implemented as part of their studies, including a concert film on "Miró and Music" and a podcast series on "Be a Change-Maker: Facets of Music Education".

One of the annually recurring highlights in the MHL event calendar is the Brahms Festival. In 2021, MHL lecturers and students will present the "Spring Awakening!" in music in live recordings.

International Symposium on Fausto Romitelli from 17 to 18 April 2021 with lectures by international experts from the Chamber Music Hall of the MHL and with concerts broadcast live from the Great Hall.

"Thomas Mann's 'Doctor Faustus' in Word and Sound"
Thomas Mann's "Doktor Faustus" is the focus of a lecture series starting on Tuesday, January 5 as part of the "Lübeck hoch 3" initiative. For five consecutive Tuesdays, speakers from the University of Music Lübeck (MHL), the University of Lübeck, and guest Thomas Mann experts will explore the Lübeck writer's masterpiece in word and sound.

The MHL Hörbar features recordings and sound recordings of various kinds. The radio play with music "Festival fatal - Théâtre radiophonique", which students of the French course Sophie Romain developed and produced as part of their studies at the MHL, kicks off the programme.

An international student body: Around 500 students from 41 nations come to study music at the MHL. Some of them take us to their homes and show us what they were busy with during the Corona Crisis in the summer semester of 2020, among other things.

Recording and Media Studios
Große Petersgrube 21
23552 Lübeck

Sound Engineer
Thomas Fricke-Masur
2.51
T: +49 (0)451-1505-198
F: +49 (0)451-1505-300
Mail to Mr. Fricke-Masur