Pentecost singing in Egg: Tradition returns on June 9th!

Pentecost singing in Egg: Tradition returns on June 9th!

On Monday, June 9th at 2 p.m., the Pentecost singing will take place at the Marterl in Egg on the Gretl-Komposch-Platz. This event marks the revival of a popular tradition from the 1980s, which was once organized by the Tschemernjak family. The initiator of this restart is Willi Tschemernjak, a hood chef who is passionate about the care of regional customs and traditions. The event will be moderated by Anton Tagerner and has a varied program.

The choirs MGV Landskron, the folk song ensemble Landskron and the women's quartet “again the singing flood” will appear on this festive occasion. In addition to the musical performances, dialect poems are also presented that contribute to the festive mood. Pentecost singing is an expression of regional culture, which is particularly shaped in Carinthia by polyphonic vocals and choral repertoire. This form of folk music is a significant part of the Alpine identity and is appreciated as an important cultural heritage.

weather control and local customs

The event takes place in any weather; In the event of rain, she is moved to the Gasthof Tschebull. This shows the flexibility and positive attitude of the organizers, who do not want to allow the weather to cloud the joy and community spirit. Usually such an event is also heavily linked to local customs, which gives the participants a deeper connection to their homeland.

The roots of Pentecost singing and similar events can be seen very well in Tyrol and Carinthia. Traditional folk music has its origin in rural customs and is still kept alive, for example through the care of singing and traditional dances. In addition, the cultural heritage includes musical forms such as letters, yodels and polkas that play a central role in the region.

The return of a beloved tradition

The Pentecost singing not only represents a return to old traditions, but also ensures that younger generations are enjoyed by these cultural highlights. Events like this are of great importance to preserve and pass on the knowledge of regional music and the associated customs.

Willi Tschemernjak and the participating choirs help to keep this tradition fresh and lively. The invitation to Pentecost singing is an opportunity to promote the community and to enjoy Austria's rich music history together. Thus, the event will not only be a festival of music, but also a solemn occasion to strengthen the local cohesion.