Musical anniversary in Schambach: Weidner's works meet Winbeck!

Musical anniversary in Schambach: Weidner's works meet Winbeck!

Schambach, Deutschland - In the picturesque Schambach, a musical performance will take place next Saturday, October 19, which arouses special interest. The centaur quartet, consisting of talented musicians, lists works by the renowned music professor Heinz Winbeck as well as his own compositions of his student Bernhard Weidner under the title "String sound and image act". The event begins at 7 p.m. in the former rectory and admission is free of charge, whereby donations are requested.

Bernhard Weidner, who, as a student of Winbeck, has a great influence on contemporary music scene, combines various artistic forms of expression in his program. In addition to music, visual elements also play a central role. While the musicians perform the pieces, photographs are projected that additionally enrich listening pleasure and make music appear in a new light.

musical interaction and visual impressions

The event stands out by the inclusion of visual art, which offers the audience an interactive and impressive experience. The photographs that are shown during the performances are not just decorative; They are designed so that they harmonize with the sounds of the quartet and underline the emotions of the music. This symphonic connection between image and sound creates poetic spaces and expands the musical width that the audience can experience.

The choice of the pieces is also remarkable. The "2nd String Quartet - Tempi Notturni" by Winbeck combines personal and poetic elements, which Weidner describes as a kind of traditional line between teacher and student. This gives the listener the opportunity to establish a deeper connection to music and its history.

In the past few days there have been two performances by Weidner's latest work, the "Gothic", in Munich and Raisting, where the composition was premiered on October 17 and 18. The third performance in Schambach thus promises a special atmospheric atmospheric from creativity and musical tradition. The interaction between the compositions offers both a reflection on the legacy of Winbeck and a development of Weidner's innovative ideas.

The former rectory, which has been hosting for such musical highlights since October, offers the perfect setting for these artistic events. With his intimate atmosphere, he invites the audience to lean back and enjoy the symbiosis of music and image.

This event represents an important contribution to promoting contemporary music and gives people in the region the opportunity to get to know new sounds and visual impressions. The focus on the combination of music and photography could be seen as future -oriented projects in the region that put interdisciplinary approaches in the foreground.

So if you are interested in musical experiences, you should have this evening in the calendar. Further information on the event is available via various local media.