Scharnsteiner young talent Sarah Buchegger wins the accordion competition

Scharnsteiner young talent Sarah Buchegger wins the accordion competition

Sarah Buchegger, a talented student from Scharnstein, recently caused a sensation at the 14th Werner-Brüggemann accordion competition in Natternbach. With her great appearance, she secured the second prize in Category II, which is a special award for both her and for her training center, the Laakirchen State Music School.

The young musician, who has only learned since the beginning of the year under the guidance of Yevgenij Kobyakov at the Laakirchen State Music School, presented an impressive and varied program. The performance included works by well -known composers, including the competitive conductor Werner Brüggemann, who is known for his contributions to accordion music, as well as pieces by Friedrich Smetana and G. Zogbaum. In order to make her performance special, Sarah was also accompanied by her siblings: Laura enchanted the violin game while Ralf supported her on the trumpet.

appreciation of a master educator

The competition itself bears the name of the respected accordion educator and composer Werner Brüggemann, which not only offers a platform for talented players, but also represents a homage to his life's work. Participants from all over Upper Austria came together to show their skills and benefit from the expertise of the jury. Sarah's outstanding performance not only shows her personal commitment, but also proves the high quality of musical training in the region. Your success is inspiring and sets a sign of promoting young music talents.

Special thanks go to the teachers and trainers who support and guide talented musicians such as Sarah. Your success in the competition will certainly serve other young musicians as motivation to pursue their passion for music. As already mentioned, this is an important award for the region, which repeatedly produces talented artists. Further information on this topic can be read in an article at www.tips.at become.