European Journal | Germany
821 views · Published 5 June 2009 · 4:33 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: DW News · 2009 · News & Politics
Many successful musicians used to play for a few coins on the sidewalk and sold their CDs in person. But anyone wanting to perform in central Munich has to first pass a tough casting call. Albert Dietrich,a municipal worker for more than 40 years,hands out one-day performance permits every morning. Although he doesn't play an instrument himself,Albert has lots of sympathy for the musicians. But he has been known to send off the odd Elvis impersenator,saying The King would turn around in his grave if he heard this.
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