Concert magic in the Kurtheater: an evening full of music and surprises

Concert magic in the Kurtheater: an evening full of music and surprises

The annual concert of the Vahlhausen orchestra in the Kurtheater Bad Meinberg was a complete success and caused great enthusiasm among the audience. The event was almost sold out, and the spectators agreed: "An incredibly great concert that will be remembered for a long time." Such an echo speaks for the high quality of the performances that the orchestra presented that evening.

From the first note, the orchestra captured the audience with a varied program that was humorously moderated by the charming Uta Obermeier. The opening piece, "The Olympic Spirit", which the composer John Williams created for the Olympic Games in 1988, made a strong sign. Alke Schwabe also delighted the audience with her flute play and received stormy applause for her performance by Bach's “Badinery”.

special musical highlights

In the first half of the concert, Johannes Brahms' Hungarian Dances No. 5 and 6 ”provided classic delights. Uta Obermeier explained that these pieces had created some nervousness among the musicians, but the audience was enthusiastic and rewarded the performance with thunderous applause. Lothar Tarnow, the conductor, had also decided to put various groups of instruments in the spotlight, which impressively brought into its own diversity of the orchestra.

A special highlight was the unexpected appearance of an alphorn, which was presented by Regine Tarnow. She kidnapped the audience with "Amazing Grace" and then surprised with a lively dixing hythm at "Swiss Lady", which caused excitement and cheers.

In the midst of such musical diversity, the soloists' voices also blossomed. Kimberly Moor and Jörg Wagowske demonstrated their singing talent in atmospheric duets and, with their interpretation of "Heast as Net", provide melancholic and hopeful moments. Moor also delighted with "Gabriellas Sang" from the film "As in Heaven" and even sang in Swedish, which the audience touched deeply.

The audience sang, clapped and danced to hits from Udo Jürgens, Abba and many others, and all of this under the happy influence of the Vahlhauser musicians.

Surprising deposits and humorous moments

One of the most amusing deposits came in the form of a surprising appearance by Gabi Finachmeier, who stepped on stage in a traditional housewives and with a washboard. With a humorous performance of the "Washboard King" she not only kept the audience in suspense, but also pulled the conductor Lothar Tarnow to a spontaneous dance performance, which made the entire audience laugh.

The atmosphere in the Kurtheater was so lively that at the end of the program the guests demanded encores and the ensemble with frenetic applause and jubileearies of more than three hours passed.

The concert not only remembers the actors, but also to all spectators as an extraordinary experience - an evening full of joy and musical highlights that will accompany many for a long time.