Rottweiler girls' cantore: Honoring long -time singers enthusiastic!

Rottweiler girls' cantore: Honoring long -time singers enthusiastic!

The Rottweiler girls' cantore celebrated a special service in the resurrection of Christ's church on Sunday, which was all about honoring long -time singers. As part of this ceremony, not only the church program was enriched with impressive liturgical songs, but also recognized the long -term loyalty of singers.

The overall choir performed under the direction of regional cantor Lisa Hummel, who gave her singers a fresh optical note with new robes. In this festive atmosphere, a total of five singers were honored for their longstanding membership in the choir. Nahla Belmadi, Anna Lena Bodmer and Felicia Schlotterbeck have been active for ten years, while Lilith Hercigonja and Johanna Krell joined the choir five years ago. Oliver Renn, the chairman of the parish council, and Vicar Nico Schmid carried out the honors in warm words.

honors and commitment

The honors are an important part of the tradition of girls' cantore in order to honor the merits of the singers and, on the other hand, to send a sign of encouragement to the younger members. It is a clear sign of how valuable long -term membership in the choir is. The girls' cantore is always interested in winning new singers. Samples take place regularly every Thursday at Rathausgasse 14 in Rottweil, which is an ideal opportunity for interested parties to become part of this living community.

The enthusiasm for singing can also be felt in the coming weeks. In the run -up to Christmas, the girls' cantei will perform at the Rottweiler Christmas market and will then also present its singing in the Rottenmünster church at the end of the year. Such appearances not only show the girls' musical skills, but also consolidate the place of the choir in the cultural landscape of Rottweil.

The girls' cantei thus has both an important cultural role and a social function by offering young girls a platform to express their talents and experience joy in singing together. The long -term tradition and active integration into the community are aspects that make the Rottweiler girls' cantore a valuable part of the local community.

For more information about the activities of the Rottweiler girls' cantore and future appearances, interested parties can be interested in www.nrwz.de look around.