A journey to two islands in a field of political tension – an atmospheric portrait caught between competing claims of sovereignty and everyday island life.

An acoustic journey through a city where a massacre wrote history, and where memory continues to shape politics, art and daily life.

Along a shifted border and a war that never officially ended – an atmospheric portrait between a military past and the ecological possibilities that have grown in its shadow.

At the far reaches of the ancient Silk Road along Korea’s west coast – where sea salt is harvested, sunken trading vessels yield their treasures, and a pioneer of abstract painting was born.

A disused railway line as a green corridor between villas and high technology – jogging trail or soon-to-be prime real estate?

Can you listen to bamboo as it grows? An acoustic search in Damyang, the “home of Korean bamboo” – between myth and natural phenomenon.

A four-kilometre no man’s land has divided Korea since the Korean War – where families remain separated, untouched nature has flourished. A visit to the Imjin River.

The lively port city in southern Korea offers more than the World Expo – an acoustic journey to camellia blossoms, warm stone beaches and an open-air organ in the wind.

UNESCO World Heritage site in the Korean mountains: 108 steps, sacred instruments, monks’ chants and the secret of the oldest complete collection of Buddhist scriptures.

With Bach and Mozart in his luggage – how a pianist from Heidelberg found his calling as a music professor in South Korea.

A Bach society in Houston, Texas invites German musicians to play on their Bach organ – a music feature about cultural roots and new homes.

What defines German music education? The Franz Liszt University of Music Weimar has run a branch in Korea since 2005 – a feature about cultural differences, assumptions and the phenomenon of German standards.