Contemplative Advent concert in Hollabrunn: Sound treasures await you!
Contemplative Advent concert in Hollabrunn: Sound treasures await you!
d AS COMPARTION of the Choir Association in 1861 promises to become a festive highlight of the season. On November 30th at 6 p.m., music lovers have the opportunity to experience a selection of significant works of classical music in the ballroom of the former seminar in Hollabrunn. The focus is on compositions by Georg Friedrich Händel and Johann Sebastian Bach, including the full chorales of the Christmas Oratorio.
This concert takes place two days before the first Sunday of Advent and will create a contemplative atmosphere that fits perfectly with the pre -Christmas season. The choir, led by Matthias Binder, is supported by a brass quartet of the original high and German champions. This musical accompaniment promises to enrich the program and underline the festive mood.
an unforgettable experience
Visitors can look forward to a passionate performance that combines the traditions of classical music with pre -Christmas charm. The participants, consisting of the talented choir members of the choir association, will present a solemn performance together with the brass musicians to put the audience in a Christmas mood.
The Advent concert not only represents a musical journey through the works of Handel and Bach, but also an opportunity for the community to get in the mood for the contemplative time of the year. Musical traditions and timeless melodies that have inspired generations of listeners come to life in this context. With the combination of vocals and instrumental accompaniment, the program is carefully compiled to ensure a harmonious sound experience.
The choir association in 1861 has stood for musical quality for many years and has made a name for itself in the region. Her commitment to promoting music in the community also becomes clear at this concert. All interested parties are cordially invited to take part in this special evening and to be enchanted by the sounds of classical music.
More details about this special event can be found in the current reporting on www.noen.at can be read.