German music television

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German music television
Station logo
TV station ( private law )
Program type Special program (music)
reception Cable , satellite , digital
Image resolution ( Entry missing )
Start of transmission February 15, 2007
Seat Berlin
owner German Music Television GmbH & Co. KG
executive Director Marko Wünsch
List of TV channels
Website
Logo of Deutsches Musik Fernsehen HD

Deutsches Musik Fernsehen is a digital television broadcaster dedicated to German-language music . Mainly music videos and music programs of the music genres Schlager , Pop -schlager and folk hits are broadcast . The music genres German pop and German rock also take place on the edge . The broadcaster focuses its program on the 30+ target group. Several program reforms reinforce this stance.

The station's program can be received free of charge and free of charge 24 hours a day. The broadcaster is financed through spots and long-term commercials / teleshopping . The competent supervisory authority is the Bremische Landesmedienanstalt (brema).

Deutsches Musik Fernsehen GmbH & Co KG holds 100% of the station.

reception

Thanks to its distribution via cable and satellite, the station reaches around 25 million TV households in Germany alone. German music television can be seen via satellite via Astra and Eutelsat .

Satellite: Astra 19.2 ° East Frequency: 12.633 GHz Polarization: horizontal Symbol rate: 22,000 FEC: 5/6 PCR-PID: 343 Video-PID: 243 Audio-PID: 343 Reception: free to air

electric wire

The transmitter is fed into various cable networks in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Cable reception in Germany:

IPTV

  • M-Net TVplus
  • EWE TEL GmbH

history

Originally a partnership between Volksmusik.TV and Auto-Moto-TV was planned. Finally, Volksmusik.TV started solo on February 15, 2007 with a 24-hour program. Primarily, a program with folk music and folk music was broadcast , which was created in cooperation with various commissioned producers.

In the course of a repositioning, the station was renamed from Volksmusik.TV to Deutsches Musik Fernsehen on February 1, 2011. Successful programs continued unchanged. In order to drastically increase its technical range, the broadcaster decided to broadcast its program via an Astra satellite.

Logo before renaming to Deutsches Musik Fernsehen, now as a sister station

On May 1, 2013, the station was relaunched. Modern Schlager music videos found their way. In addition to new transmitter packaging, a new program scheme was also launched that takes account of changed viewing habits. Popular titles are in the program during the day. Instrumental pieces are played at lunchtime. The afternoon and evening belong to the classic German hit . From 22:00 onwards, repetitions of the daily program are mainly broadcast.

In March 2018 the series "Amigos-TV" started, moderated by Ingo Blenn. The hit duo Die Amigos broadcasts a 90-minute program for their fans here every week. The program accompanies the band at their concerts and fan meetings and is also involved in the production of new music tracks.

German music television broadcasts

Current broadcasts

  • The NEW big countdown earlier Der Countdown (current earlier Florian Flesch)
  • The new big request concert earlier The big request concert (current one with Maximilian Arland earlier with Ingo Blenn)
  • Artist special (since 2016)
  • Amigos-TV (since 2018, moderation: Ingo Blenn)
  • Schlager and music feature films (e.g. with Im singenden Rössl am Königssee Heintje - One day the sun will shine again or I would rather buy a Tyrolean hat)
  • The hit jukebox
  • Teleshopping
  • Music tips
  • German Gold (current with Michael Niekammer)
  • live concerts
  • Cuddle night with Anna-Carina Woitschack
  • The superhit parade of folk music moderated by Carolin Reiber this is a repetition of the ZDF folk music broadcast from 1983 to 2005
  • Peter Steiner's Theaterstadl

Former broadcasts

  • Advent, Advent (2013, moderation: Olaf Malolepski and family)
  • Andy's "Schlagergruß"
  • Andy's "music paradise"
  • Benno & Corinne Bogner's "Music Carousel"
  • “The popular German hit magazine” with Marion Feldmeier and Lucas Bach
  • The “Dortmund TV Garden” with Nicole Kruse and Uwe Kisker
  • "Die Deutsche Schlager Hitparade" with Andy in cooperation with smago and AdS
  • “Schlagerbühne and Happy Round” with Bert Beel
  • "TV music box" from Ludwigshafen
  • "Currently with us" with Florian Flesch
  • "Let's go musicians" with Stefan Lucca
  • "The German Schlager Festival" with Natalie Langer
  • "The big pop hit night"
  • "Fire of the night"
  • "Good morning" with Nico Schwanz
  • "Hits Nonstop (since February 2015)
  • Hafenbar "with Fiete Münzner and Uta Carina
  • "Cult" with Natalie Langer
  • "Melodies in the morning"
  • "Musikantenkrug" with Jo & Josephine
  • "Music like velvet and silk"
  • "Party" with Florian Flesch
  • "Party Alarm (From the" Beer King "on Mallorca)"
  • "Poetry album" with Ingo Blenn
  • "Schlager Traumreise" with Ingo Blenn; Kerstin Merlin
  • "Startreff" with Armin Stöckl
  • "When the music comes" with Robert Waltenberg
  • "Our Stars" with Ingo Blenn
  • "Our hits"
  • "Time together"

Moderators

Current moderators

Former moderators

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Entry in the KEK database ( Memento from February 22, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ^ Digitalfernsehen.de: Volksmusik.TV becomes Deutsches Musik Fernsehen , January 14, 2011
  3. ↑ German music television now on Astra , August 1, 2012

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