Musical home trips enchanted Sandizell Castle in autumn

Musical home trips enchanted Sandizell Castle in autumn

Schloss Sandizell, Deutschland - In late Sunday afternoon, the ensemble of Wanderlust presented a unique concert under the title "Hometable" in Sandizell Castle. The event, which was part of the Schrobenhausen cultural autumn, attracted around 60 guests and offered an appealing musical foray through various styles and emotional moods. The old trees around the castle ensured a picturesque backdrop that underlined the creative atmosphere.

The musicians, consisting of Mina Voet (recorder), Robert Alonso (trumpet), Maria Friedrich (violoncello) and Bastian Walcher (piano), created a lively connection to their listeners during the 90 -minute concert. They began the performance with the impressive interpretation of "La Mer", followed by a warm speech by the flutist Voet, who thanked the hosts and the co-organizer Dieter Kreisle.

a trip through sound worlds

The Afghan song "Layli Djan" was particularly remembered, which Voet played in Schrobenhausen for the first time during the 2015 Great Refugee Movement. This piece made the listeners think about home and farewell, topics that were always present in the concert. A wide range of emotions was covered with influences from Norway, the Renaissance and regional sounds from Austria. The performances varied between melancholy and joie de vivre, which deeply touched the audience.

The combination of jazz and folklore, as well as the personal stories associated with the pieces, made the concert an unforgettable experience. The creativity of the ensemble was shown in the “Maelström” own composition, which was inspired by a dangerous Norwegian backdrop. The music transferred the tension of a thriller to those present.

A particularly emotional moment emerged when Robert Alonso announced the play "Historia", which he and Voet played together for the first time when his father died. This personal background gave Alonso's trumpet game a profound emotional depth that could take those present.

But the performance not only had melancholic grades. With a spirited tarantella and contagious percussion, the musicians also provided happy moments. In a piece called "Afrikaan Beats", Alonso imitated with his trumpet frogs, which made the guests smile.

together with the audience

The crowning conclusion of the concert was an invitation to the audience to take part in the Tyrolean piece "be fine, be together". Many listeners accepted the invitation and sang together with the ensemble. This is how music fulfilled the salon and ensured a warm farewell to a special musical afternoon.

The ensemble of wanderlust not only caused musical entertainment with its “home trips”, but also aroused memories and emotions that will remain in the listener long after the concert. Such an event shows the power of music that combines cultures and people in a special way. Further information can be found in the article on www.donauurier.de to be found.