Time travel through the music: fascinating concerts in the region!

Time travel through the music: fascinating concerts in the region!

Lauchheim, Deutschland - From 10 to 12 January 2025, an A-cappella program takes place at Kapfenburg Castle and other concert locations in the region. Under the direction of Thomas Baur and Maddalena Ernst rehearsals, singers for the concerts that offer a diverse musical program. Cooperation with the OH! Opera Festival Heidenheim promises an outstanding performance.

The program is entitled "Zeit" and illuminates the term from different perspectives. Works by composers such as Pärt Uusberg, Jacob Narverud, Clark William Lawlor and Johannes Brahms are used. Pieces such as "Die Zeit" by Marie Schwarz and "Time" by Jennifer Lucy Cook are also presented. The performances include vocal music over several centuries, from the Renaissance to contemporary compositions, and are sung in different languages, including German, Latin, English, Estonian, French and Swedish.

concert dates and access

• Friday, January 10, 8 p.m., Lauchheim, Kapfenburg Castle
• Saturday, January 11, 7 p.m., Schwäbisch Gmünd, preacher
• Sunday, January 12, 5 p.m., Heidenheim, Konzerthaus

Admission to the concerts is free, but donations are requested. Further information is on the website www.jko.heidenheim.com

Overall, the project reflects the artistic diversity and quality, which also distinguishes the Cappella Aquileia, which has existed since 2011. This orchestra is known for its remarkable appearances and awards, including the Opus Classic in 2021. Under the direction of Marcus Bosch, it has specialized in early operas by Giuseppe Verdi and also works with prominent artists.

The Cappella Aquileia is enjoying an excellent reputation and has given guest performances in both Germany and international, which also underlines the attractiveness of the upcoming concerts. The orchestra ensures that classic and romantic orchestral music in a chamber information remains alive and brings them closer to a wide audience.

-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien