Advent sounds in the Gitschtal: Carinthian choir inspires in Weißbriach

Advent sounds in the Gitschtal: Carinthian choir inspires in Weißbriach

Weißbriach, Österreich - On December 14, 2024, the “Choir of the Carinthian in Graz” will be shown with a special Advent concert in the Gitschtal, and this promises to become a festive musical journey through traditional and modern advent songs. Under the motto "Is time to the reflan", the evening is enriched by the singing of around 60 singers of the choir as well as the mixed choir of St. Lorenzen and the Weisenbläs. The charismatic Magdalena Liegl will lead through the program, which will include both moving solos and small group appearances. This event is not only a musical experience, but also a gathering of feelings of home and tradition, wanted by the Carinthians and their friends.

The “Choir of the Carinthian in Graz”, founded in 1975 by students Carinthia, has set itself the task of the Carinthian song. Under the direction of Stefan Gruber, the choir is working on maintaining and spreading Carinthian folk songs as well as classic works and modern pieces, as meinbezirk.at . With a special connection to the home, many members of this group, who also come from the Hermagor district, implement their passion for music into living harmonies. The anticipation for the concert is great, especially thanks to the commitment of local talents that organize the event.

celebrate a musical heritage festively

Preparations for the concert are in full swing, and the end of the year should also be celebrated. Next year, the choir will celebrate its 50th anniversary with an anniversary concert in Graz, about which kaernten.orf.at . The choir, which also fits into the celebrations of the Christmas season, not only has a new CD in planning, which is dedicated to the Carinthian song, but also a Christmas CD entitled "Hope has Gwunnan". This creative enthusiasm shows that the love of music and home in the Carinthian community remains alive and continuously reaches new heights.

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