Willi Resetarits: An evening full of music and memory in St. Andrä-Wördern

Willi Resetarits: An evening full of music and memory in St. Andrä-Wördern

A little more than two years ago, the fans and friends said goodbye to one of the most outstanding musicians in Austria: Willi Resetarits. The evening on October 4 should be all about his music, which not only shaped his fans, but also the music world. Many people come together to celebrate his heir musically and to remember the special moments of his career.

In St. Andrä-Wördern, a special program is offered that includes the best songs of resetaries and its bands, including the Schnmetterlings, Ostbahn Kurti & the Chief Bahn and Kurt Ostbahn & Der Kombo. Andreas Grün and Othmar Loschy are responsible for the musical design of this day of honor, who have put together a varied program with the support of other talented musicians. The artists who will be on stage are known for their commitment and musical skills.

The musical performance

The ensemble includes Andreas Grün, who shines as a singer and multi -instrumentalist, Matthias Melber on guitar and bass as well as Stefan Jaquemar, who will work on the drums and percussion. Othmar Loschy, also an accomplished musician, will enrich the stage with the bluesharp and its singing. In addition, there is Ingrid Stejskal, who is also a strong singer and keyboardist. The “Special Guests” are particularly noteworthy: the fathers and sons, Jaquemar and Green, which set a further highlight with their joint performance.

An important topic of the evening is also social responsibility: the entire flow of the event benefits the Vienna Integration House. This shows that the music not only entertained, but also support positive changes in society.

The event will take place on Friday, October 4, at 7 p.m. in the village square of St. Andrä-Wördern. If you want, you can register for reservations under the email provided. It is an opportunity to experience the musical diversity and the legacy of Willi Resetarits and at the same time serve a good cause.

The initiative is not only a tribute to a great artist, but also a sign of the connection and respectful handling of cultural heritage. Further information on the event can be found in .