Westdeutscher Rundfunk

The WDR Big Band Masters

WDR's Mobile Studio Ü-2

made by WDR

German quality label for audio books and radioplays.

WDR Saal II

Concert hall and recording location of German public broadcaster (WDR) in Cologne (Köln).

Apollo Theater, Düsseldorf

Apollo-Theater in Düsseldorf, Germany, was opened in 1899. After its closing in 1959 it was used as a TV and recording studio by . The building was torn down in 1966.

WDR Fernsehen

TV division of .

WDR Radio zum Mitnehmen

Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Studio Godorf

Recording studio located in Godorf, Germany.

Studio für elektronische Musik des Westdeutschen Rundfunks, Köln

Studio for electronic music of , established in 1951, closed down in 2000. Considered worldwide as the first of its kind, its history reflects the development of electronic music during th...

Studio für Klangdesign, Köln

Studio Akustische Kunst

Studio diected by , known as HörSpielStudio before 1991. Defunct since 2001.

WDR Funkhaus, Köln

This entry refers to the headquarter of the German broadcaster in Cologne (not to be confounded with ). Also credited as Funkhaus Wallrafplatz.

WDR Mediagroup Licensing GmbH

WDR 3

WDR 3 is the culture radio of the West German Radio in North Rhine-Westphalia founded in 1954.

WDR Media Group

WDR Studio, Köln

Recording studio of the German TV broadcaster Westdeutscher Rundfunk, located in Köln (Cologne), Germany.

Rockpalast

Rockpalast is a unique German Music TV format of the / WDR, broadcasting mainly live concerts in full length (filmed and recorded by an own crew) supported by the associated TV and Radio s...

Studio Stolberger Strasse

WDR The Cologne Broadcasts

A series by large German public radio / tv broadcaster (WDR) released on different labels. Releases often present concerts of various artists and the WDR Rundfunkorchester Köln.

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