Does that mean that you can’t listen to the music in the arcade? If so I am impressed that I can read that, as I don’t know any German, except few words.
No, “musizieren” means live music as with instruments. So this is meant against the guy with the guitar singing a song for some bucks. Munich is known for being pretty conservative in that regard
Does that mean that you can’t listen to the music in the arcade? If so I am impressed that I can read that, as I don’t know any German, except few words.OK, it turns out that no.
To make music. You are not allowd to sing or play an insturment. Your local drumcircle also needs to find a new location.
To add to what has already been said - they are referring to this kind of arcade:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcade_(architecture)
Maybe should also be noted that this is not a common word in German. They just built a fancy building, so they chose a fancy name for it.
No, “musizieren” means live music as with instruments. So this is meant against the guy with the guitar singing a song for some bucks. Munich is known for being pretty conservative in that regard
“Making music in the arcades forbidden”