Magical cello sounds in the fresco hall: a concert for all generations

Magical cello sounds in the fresco hall: a concert for all generations

In the idyllic Penzing there is a special event that will bring not only music lovers, but also families and friends. On December 8th at 7.30 p.m., the fresco hall in the Fuhrmannhaus opens its doors for a concert that makes the hearts of all cello fans beat faster. Organized by the Center for Music Education Vienna 14, the event under the title "Growing Cello" will offer a unique music experience.

The musicians Johanna Kotschy, Cornelia Burghardt, Maikiken Beer and Barbara Riccabona will inspire the audience with a varied program. An exciting musical process becomes visible during the concert: the performance begins in the duo and grows up to a complete ensemble in the course of the performance. The special thing is that with each piece there is another instrument that creates the development of the sounds alive and dynamic.

emphasis on promoting young talent

The integration of talented young musicians from the cello classes of the center is particularly gratifying. These young artists have the opportunity to appear side by side with experienced cellists. "The format Penzing Young Stars shows how much potential is in our musical training," emphasizes the ZMV team. This initiative not only promotes the talents of the young musicians, but also enriches the entire concert with fresh and innovative sounds.

The atmosphere in the baroque fresco hall will contribute to the musical performance. With its impressive acoustics and stylish ambience, the hall offers the perfect setting for an unforgettable concert. The tickets are available on the website Musikvermittelt.at or at the box office. The prices are affordable: regular 22 euros, 18 euros for members and only 14 euros for pupils and students. If you don't want to miss such an impressive music experience, you should take care of your tickets quickly.

Further attention should also be paid to the upcoming events in the Penzinger area, such as the Christmas market in the studio El Kordy or the upcoming concert by the Baumgarten concert club with the renovated Rieger organ. Such events not only offer opportunities for musical development, but also promote local community life.