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Dietmar Korthals, the organist at the Pauluskirche in Dortmund, is set to bring a unique church event to the Evangelical Church in Osterath. Korthals, born in 1971, is renowned for his innovative approach to church music, having studied musicology in Bochum and Essen and receiving composition training.
Korthals' career has seen him conduct events such as 'Pipes & DJ' and 'Cultural Services,' and he is best known for his 'Popular Organ' project, which combines traditional chorale melodies with contemporary pop and jazz elements. However, the event in Osterath does not seem to involve this specific project.
Instead, the cultural program at the Evangelical Church in Osterath is named 'Friday|Horizons,' a platform that provides ample space for new approaches to church themes. The details of Korthals' participation in this event are not yet clear, but it is certain that he will be a part of the lively church event.
It is also not specified whether this event is connected to Korthals' 'Stars on the Church Organ' program, which has made him a guest in various cities and churches. What is clear is that the event in Osterath does not seem to be directly related to any specific event mentioned earlier.
Admission to the event is free, but donations for cultural work are welcome. The event does not appear to be linked to the 2019 Church Convention where Korthals was a guest. Instead, it seems to be an independent cultural initiative by the Evangelical Church community in Osterath.
In a career marked by exploration and innovation, Korthals' main interest lies in pushing the boundaries of what is possible on the church organ. His upcoming performance at the Evangelical Church in Osterath promises to be an exciting addition to the 'Friday|Horizons' series.
