Summer sounds: Rudens Turkus Violin class enthusiastic in the Montforthaus

Summer sounds: Rudens Turkus Violin class enthusiastic in the Montforthaus

In the Montforthaus in Feldkirch, there was a summer ambience last Tuesday, which was created by the violin class of Rudens Turku. Six talented violin students forgot the cold winter days with a rousing program and presented a repertoire that ranged from "SummerTime" to melodies from "Pippi Longstocking".

The event under the motto "Soundscape Stella - Young Summit striker of classical music" offered a real fireworks display. The young musicians, especially Leufat Bucuku, Raul Campos, Elena Marambini Zamborano, Maja Willi, Ines Aguida and Gemma Lee , delighted the audience with lively Hungarian dances by Johannes Brahms and compositions by George Gershwin and others. Their performance was remarkably versatile and varied in pace and mood.

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particularly highlighted was an interplay of clapping and violins that brought the audience closer to the rhythmic sensitivity of the young artists. The performance was not only technically impressive, but also extremely entertaining. At their appearance, the young violinists rightly received long -lasting applause from the audience.

The guests of the concert included Verena Maier from Bludenz and Gudrun Winkler from frastanz, which had come with their grandson Leonard Pehlivan . The venue was well attended and the positive energy was noticeable everywhere.

fans of classical music can already look forward to the next concert for the 17. December at 12:15 p.m. is planned in the Montforthaus. Under the title "Hidden Treasures of the Piano Music", the students of the piano class from Yunus Kaya will present hidden treasures of the piano music. Admission is free and voluntary donations are happy to be accepted. It remains exciting to see which musical pearls the audience can expect at this next performance.

For more information on this exciting occasion and the upcoming events, a look at the website is worthwhile.