Last updated: 27 August 2026
This English version is provided for the convenience of international visitors. In the event of discrepancies between the German and English versions, the German version shall prevail to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Section 1 – Provider and Scope
- The provider of this website and contracting party for contracts entered into directly with Schlawindl is:
Andi Starek – Schlawindl
Amselweg 26
85452 Eichenried
Germany
Phone: +49 8123 927923
Email: info@schlawindl.de
- These General Terms and Conditions and Terms of Use apply to:
- the use of www.schlawindl.de,
- music, video and other content made directly available through the website,
- contracts for performances, concerts, music, dance or movement programmes, workshops, school or kindergarten events and comparable services provided by Schlawindl, where these Terms have been validly incorporated into the respective contract.
- These Terms apply to consumers and businesses unless a provision expressly applies only to a particular category of customer.
- Individual services may be subject to specific or individually negotiated terms. Individual agreements take precedence over these Terms.
- The Schlawindl & Ghetto Radio Dance Challenge is governed by separate Challenge Terms. These Terms do not govern participation in the Challenge unless the relevant Challenge Terms expressly provide otherwise.
- There is currently no online shop operated on www.schlawindl.de. Goods, paid digital downloads and tickets are currently not sold through an online checkout on the website.
Section 2 – Consumers and Businesses
- A consumer is a natural person entering into a legal transaction for purposes that are predominantly outside their trade, business or profession.
- A business or trader is a natural or legal person or a partnership with legal capacity acting, when entering into a legal transaction, in the course of its trade, business or independent professional activity.
Section 3 – Use of the Website
- The website primarily provides information about Schlawindl, its music, projects, performances, collaborations, events and other activities.
- Merely accessing or using the website does not generally result in the conclusion of a paid contract.
- Information concerning services, projects, performances or other offerings displayed on the website generally does not constitute a legally binding offer unless expressly identified as such.
- A message sent through the contact form, by email or through another enquiry channel generally constitutes a non-binding enquiry in the first instance.
Section 4 – Formation of Contracts for Individual Services
- Contracts for performances, workshops, events, school programmes or other services are individually agreed.
- A contract may be concluded in particular by:
- express acceptance of an offer,
- written confirmation or confirmation in text form,
- signing an individual agreement, or
- other clearly corresponding declarations of intent by both parties.
- The nature and scope of the service, location, date, remuneration and other material conditions are determined by the relevant offer, order confirmation or individual agreement.
- Information displayed on the website does not replace an individual agreement concerning a specific event or service.
- These Terms become part of a contract only where the contracting party has been informed of their applicability before or at the time the contract is entered into and has been given a reasonable opportunity to review them.
Section 5 – Prices and Payment
- Prices stated in the relevant offer, order confirmation or other individual agreement apply to individually agreed services.
- Whether prices are stated inclusive or exclusive of any applicable VAT depends on the relevant offer and the applicable tax rules at the time the service is provided.
- Travel, accommodation, technical, transport or other additional costs will only be charged where agreed in advance.
- Payment terms, payment method and any agreed advance payments are determined by the relevant offer or invoice.
- Where no specific agreement exists, the statutory provisions apply.
Section 6 – Dates and Performance of Agreed Services
- Agreed dates for events and services are binding on both parties.
- The type, duration and scope of a performance, workshop or other programme are determined by the relevant individual agreement.
- Changes to the agreed programme may be made by mutual agreement.
- Where the contracting party is required to provide certain conditions for performance, such as appropriate premises, access, electricity, technical equipment, safety arrangements or contact persons, these requirements will be agreed in the relevant offer or before the event.
- Where a service cannot be performed as agreed due to circumstances for which neither party is responsible, including force majeure, official measures or comparable unforeseeable events, the statutory provisions and any individual agreements apply.
- Individually agreed cancellation or non-performance provisions take precedence over these Terms.
Section 7 – Consumer Right of Withdrawal
- Consumers may have a statutory right of withdrawal for certain contracts concluded at a distance or away from business premises.
- Where a statutory right of withdrawal applies, the consumer will receive the legally required information.
- German law excludes the right of withdrawal for certain types of services. This may in particular apply to services relating to leisure activities where the contract provides for a specific date or period of performance.
- Further information is available in our separate Information on the Right of Withdrawal.
- These Terms do not restrict statutory consumer rights.
Section 8 – Minors
- The website is intended, among others, for families, children, young people, schools and kindergartens.
- Subject to applicable law, freely accessible content may also be used by minors.
- Where minors make legally relevant declarations or paid contracts are involved, statutory rules concerning legal capacity and, where applicable, the required consent of legal representatives apply.
- Additional Challenge Terms and privacy provisions apply to participation by minors in the Schlawindl & Ghetto Radio Dance Challenge.
Section 9 – Copyright and Other Intellectual Property Rights
- Content made available on the website is protected by copyright or other intellectual property rights unless otherwise indicated.
- This applies in particular to:
- music and songs,
- lyrics,
- compositions,
- audio recordings,
- videos,
- photographs,
- graphics and illustrations,
- logos,
- artwork,
- texts,
- choreography where legally protected,
- website design and other proprietary content.
- Making content available on the website does not transfer any copyright, trade mark, related right or other right of use unless expressly stated otherwise.
- Uses permitted by mandatory law remain unaffected.
Section 10 – Music, Videos and Streaming
- Music and video content made available for listening or viewing on the website may generally be used for private purposes unless wider use is expressly permitted.
- Without appropriate permission or another legal entitlement, the following are prohibited in particular:
- unauthorised downloading or recording,
- reproduction,
- redistribution or resale,
- re-uploading,
- making content publicly available,
- public performance or playback outside legally permitted cases,
- editing or alteration,
- sampling,
- remixes,
- synchronisation with users' own videos or other media,
- commercial use,
- circumvention of technical protection measures.
- Content made available through external platforms such as YouTube or Spotify may additionally be subject to the respective platform's terms of use.
- Music expressly made available for participation in campaigns or challenges may be subject to separate rules of use.
Section 11 – Prohibited Use of the Website
Users may in particular not:
- intentionally interfere with the website or its technical infrastructure,
- circumvent security measures,
- introduce malicious software or malicious code,
- perform abusive automated access,
- copy or systematically extract content without authorisation,
- use the website for unlawful purposes,
- infringe the rights of Schlawindl or third parties.
In the event of serious or repeated violations, we may restrict technically possible access and pursue rights available under applicable law.
Section 12 – External Links and Third-Party Content
- The website contains links to external websites, streaming services and social-media platforms.
- Subject to the visitor's prior consent, external content may also be embedded, in particular content from YouTube or TikTok.
- The respective provider's terms apply to third-party content and services.
- Schlawindl does not adopt third-party content as its own merely by linking to it or integrating the relevant service.
- Our Privacy Policy provides additional information concerning the processing of personal data in connection with external services.
Section 13 – Website Availability
- We aim to keep the website available and functioning reliably.
- Continuous, uninterrupted or error-free availability is not guaranteed.
- Maintenance, technical problems, security measures, changes made by hosting or third-party providers and events outside our reasonable control may result in temporary restrictions.
- We may change, supplement or remove website content, structure or functionality provided this does not interfere with existing contractual obligations.
Section 14 – Liability
- Schlawindl has unlimited liability:
- in cases of intent and gross negligence,
- for injury to life, body or health,
- where liability is mandatory by law.
- In the event of a slightly negligent breach of a material contractual obligation, liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract. Material contractual obligations are obligations whose performance is essential for the proper performance of the contract and on whose fulfilment the contracting party may regularly rely.
- Otherwise, liability for damage caused by slight negligence is excluded to the extent legally permitted.
- Mandatory statutory liability remains unaffected.
- Where the website refers to external services or third-party content, Schlawindl is not liable for the actions or content of those third-party providers unless Schlawindl itself is legally responsible.
Section 15 – Data Protection
Information concerning the processing of personal data, Webflow Analyze, external media, contact forms and the Dance Challenge is provided in our Privacy Policy.
The Privacy Policy does not form part of these Terms except to the extent required by applicable law.
Section 16 – Schlawindl & Ghetto Radio Dance Challenge
- Separate Challenge Terms and Conditions apply to the Dance Challenge.
- Those Challenge Terms regulate in particular:
- eligibility,
- Challenge period,
- entries,
- video submissions,
- winner selection,
- prizes,
- participation by minors,
- rights relating to submitted content,
- exclusion in cases of manipulation or rule violations.
- In the event of a conflict between these Terms and the specific Challenge Terms, the specific Challenge Terms prevail in relation to the Challenge.
Section 17 – Consumer Dispute Resolution
We are neither obliged nor generally willing to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration body unless a legal obligation applies in a particular case.
The former European Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform has been discontinued and is therefore no longer linked.
Section 18 – Applicable Law
- To the extent legally permitted, contractual relationships with Schlawindl are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
- For consumers, this choice of law applies only insofar as it does not deprive them of the protection afforded by mandatory provisions of the law of the country in which they have their habitual residence.
- Mandatory national and international consumer protection rules remain unaffected.
Section 19 – Jurisdiction
- Statutory rules on jurisdiction apply to consumers.
- Where the contracting party is a merchant, legal entity under public law or special fund under public law, the place of business of Schlawindl may be agreed as the place of jurisdiction to the extent legally permitted.
- Mandatory statutory places of jurisdiction remain unaffected.
Section 20 – Priority of Individual Agreements and Invalid Provisions
- Individually negotiated agreements between the parties take precedence over these Terms.
- If individual provisions of these Terms have not become part of the contract or are invalid in whole or in part, the remainder of the contract remains effective.
- Statutory provisions apply in place of any invalid or non-incorporated provision.
Section 21 – Amendments to these Terms
- Existing contracts are generally governed by the version of these Terms validly incorporated at the time the contract was entered into.
- A subsequent amendment of the Terms published on the website does not automatically amend an existing contract.
- We may amend these Terms for future use and future contracts, in particular where our services, website functionality or legal requirements change.
The current version is available at www.schlawindl.de.
Last updated: 27 August 2026