Festive sounds and humor: Christmas concert in Unterkochen enthusiastic!

Festive sounds and humor: Christmas concert in Unterkochen enthusiastic!

In the festively decorated festival hall, a unique concert became an unforgettable experience on Saturday evening. Under the radiant sound of the 42nd Floor Bigband, which enchanted the audience with jazz classics and Christmas carols, the Swedish A-Cappella group Marvelous also presented itself. This not only caused enthusiasm with impressive singing, but also brought a humorous grade into the evening and made the spectators smile. The big band opened the evening with the classic "St. Louis Blues" and continued with masterpieces such as "Yellow Brick Road" by Elton John and "My Baby Just Cares for Me" by Nina Simone href = "https://www.schwaebische-post.de/ostalb/aalen/unterkochen/konzert-in-unkochen-wehnachtliche-jazz-auf-acapella-getn-93469757.html"> reported. In the course of the concert, the Marvelous Men, with their multifaceted A-cappella singing, gave insights into church songs such as "Veni Emanuel" and "Ave Maria", followed by festive English titles such as "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer". The combination of Christmas jazz music and humorous interludes was an additional highlight of the evening when the Swedes interacted charmingly with moderator Michael Dibold and took the peculiarities of the Swabians humorously. At the same time, as part of another event in the Festhalle undercook, there was a farewell to the EAG's Abitur band, in which numerous students and ensembles presented themselves. Under the sovereign moderation of Hanna Wunderle and Luis Prochaska, almost 60 pupils showed their skills, which also made the festival hall shake, such as The EAG Oberkoche reported.

an evening full of emotions and talents

The EAG sent its students to the stage with emotional performances, while the sub-level big band brought about a film classic to life. Erik Sachs 'Renditions by Garth Brooks' "The Dance" captivated the audience and accompanied the diverse musical talents of the young artists. The school band "Jein" impressed with demanding rhythms and impressive solo intonations. The end of the evening was a performance by the EAG Big Band and the Abi band, which with great sounds released the enthusiastic audience into the night.