Large choir concert in the Zeppelin house: melodies of joy on October 20!

Large choir concert in the Zeppelin house: melodies of joy on October 20!

On Sunday, October 20, there are two choirs in the starting blocks for a concert in the Graf-Zeppelin-Haus in Friedrichshafen, which will present unforgettable melodies to the audience. The evening begins with the emotional song "You of tomorrow" by the well -known Austrian singer Udo Jürgens. The selection of the pieces ranges from pop to gospel to classic sounds that are reminiscent of the enthusiasm of the singers for the music.

The choirs, even if many members belong to the older generation, show a remarkable freshness and enthusiasm in their performances. The song "I never wanted to be grown up" from the musical "Tabaluga" by Peter Maffay, which embodies the joy of singing carefree singing, is particularly impressive. All of this will culminate in a wonderful musical performance when the choirs say goodbye to “Gabriella’s song” from the film “As in Heaven”.

professional accompaniment and management

The rehearsals for the concert are directed by Andrea Ringlahl, who is lovingly patient. Again and again she responds to discrepancies and repeats the respective pieces of music to ensure that everything sounds correct. Their dedication to music and choir contributes to a positive, motivating atmosphere during the rehearsals.

The choir director Willhelm Brommer demands discipline and perseverance from the singers, but his praise motivates the choirs and spurs them on to top performance. During the breaks there is a relaxed atmosphere that contributes to the fun of choral life and strengthens the team spirit.

a touch of classical music

A special highlight of the concert will be the soloist Greta Hartleb. With her enchanting soprano she will present classic pieces, including "to the music" by Franz Schubert and "on the wings of the singing" by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. These deposits ensure a varied musical performance that will inspire lovers of classical music and fans of modern songs.

The entry to the concert entitled "Die Zwei" is free, the event will take place at 6 p.m. in the Ludwig-Dürr hall of the Graf-Zeppelin-Haus. However, donations are very welcome to support the gracious work of the choirs and enable future performances. Do not miss the opportunity to experience these thrilling performances!