Music students inspire at the class concert in Oberndorf near Raabs

Music students inspire at the class concert in Oberndorf near Raabs

The Thayatal music school was the scene of a special event last weekend: A class concert by the punch students took place under the direction of the music school director Michael Treadaway in the music school in Oberndorf near Raabs. It was a day full of rhythm, sounds and young talents who presented their skills in front of an enthusiastic audience.

The concert not only offered an opportunity for the students to develop musically, but also for the audience to listen to the талантen musicians. With a lot of enthusiasm and commitment, the students contributed pieces that impressed both in their techniques and in their expression. The interaction and range of music presented created a lively atmosphere.

The participating talents

A large number of students took part, including Valentin Göth from Japons, Matheo Diem from Wenjapons, and many other young musicians. Students from different places such as Thaya, Ludweis, Rabesreith and Oberndorf were also represented. Names like Paul Treadaway and Matthias Harrer ensured a varied program. Each participant brought his individual note and passion for the music into the performance. The contributions of the Siblings Moritz and Raphael Hofstätter, who delighted the audience with their venom compositions, were particularly worth mentioning

The performance was not only a shop window for the ability of the students, but also proof of the committed instructions by their teachers. Music school director Michael Treadaway played a central role in the organization of the concert and supported the students during their performances.

The sonorous performances were reinforced by the positive response from the audience, which reacted to the performances with a lot of applause and enthusiasm. The audience, including family and friends of the students, appreciated the opportunity to experience the progress of the young talents. Such events are of great importance for the students because they have the opportunity to stand on a stage and demonstrate their musical skills.

Overall, the class concert at the Thayatal music school was an absolute success and a clear sign of the potential in the young generation of musicians. The joy of music was consistent and the students' progress was duly honored. Events like this are essential to promote the love of music in the community and to strengthen the connection to domestic culture.