Mirabell Duo enthusiastic in the Schickenhof: a musical festival

Mirabell Duo enthusiastic in the Schickenhof: a musical festival

The Gutshof Scherenhof blocked all places on November 14th. An occasion that does not offer itself often: The Mirabell Duo gave a sold -out concert entitled "100 years - 4 masterpieces". At this special event, the talents of Annabel Hauk on the cello and yu nitahara were to be experienced on the piano. The duo performed at the invitation of Jeunesse Zwettl and ensured an unforgettable evening full of classical music.

In an ambience that perfectly underlined the musical performance, Gabriele and Georg Walderdorff introduced the guests to the premises of the Scheerenhof. The manor has established itself as a popular location for cultural events and underlines the value of the events in the region. In their program, the musicians presented masterpieces by great composers such as César Franck , Ludwig van Beethoven , Claude Debussy and Johannes Brahms . When the last tones felled up, thunderous applause broke up, which impressively showed the audience's appreciation for the artist's excellent performance.

an evening full of music and emotions

The decision to offer a concert with famous classic pieces shows the high demands of the Mirabell Duo and its desire to take the audience on a musical journey. The presentation of such influential composers gives an idea of how extensive the musical training of the two artists is. The compilation of the works was not trivial; It required a deep understanding of the history of music and the complexity of these compositions.

The atmosphere of the Schickenhof contributed to the specificity of the evening. The combination of elegant environment and first -class musicality made the evening a special experience that will remember many people present. The hosts, Gabriele and Georg Walderdorff, made a valuable contribution to this cultural highlight through their first -class organization.

The Mirabell Duo has not only distinguished itself through technical skills, but also through the ability to transport emotions. The connection between the two musicians was noticeable and contributed to the intensity of the performance. This harmony and the interaction were very well received, which was underlined by the warm applause of the audience.

A concert like this is of particular importance for the local cultural scene and brings people together who appreciate the beauty of classical music. Such events not only promote cultural exchange, but also significantly enrich community life. The visit to the Schickenhof will surely be remembered for a long time.