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Schwarzer Violinschlüssel

A Musical Landmark in Frankfurt's Heart

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The Schwarzer Violinschlüssel on Horst-Lippmann-Platz captivates with its striking presence. This sculpture celebrates Frankfurt's rich musical heritage and invites you to explore the world of sound. Discover the enchanting harmony between music and art.

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The square is named after the famous music producer Horst Lippmann.

Guided Story

Imagine stepping into a world filled with the vibrant sounds of jazz. Just behind you is the legendary Jazzkeller, where icons like Louis Armstrong once performed. Take a closer look at the sculpture. It captures the energy and rhythm of music in its form. Created by the German-Japanese artist Hans-Peter Taro Miyabe in 1982, this piece celebrates Frankfurt's musical spirit. It embodies not only notes and sounds but also the cultural ties between Germany and Japan. Nearby, the elegant Goethestraße highlights how art and culture thrive together in this city.