Medieval sounds enchant at the Christmas concert in Dunningen!

Medieval sounds enchant at the Christmas concert in Dunningen!

On December 24, 2024, the Dunningen Music Association delighted its listeners at this year's Christmas concert with an extraordinary program that kidnapped visitors on a musical journey back to the Middle Ages. This period of time, which is about 500 to 1500 AD. Range, was characterized by warlike arguments, important inventions and stories of legends and fairy tales. The gymnasium and festival hall was filled to the last place when Christoph Hohl, conductor of the club, presented an impressive musical experience that celebrated the historical wealth of this era, as nrwz.de reported.

After a warm welcome by the chairman Dominik Mauch, the young musicians of the Dunningen-Seedorf-Lackendorf group appeared and showed their skills in three musical pieces. The audience was enthusiastic and even called for an encore. The youth band was also able to convince with its program, especially the "Medieval Suite" was well received. After the break, the active musicians entered the stage again and left a lasting impression with powerful sounds. A highlight was the performance of well -known works by Queen and Genesis, which took the audience on an emotional journey, and encounters were of course also a must, while Christmas melodies rounded off the evening.

special honors and response

As part of the concert, Rainer Mauch was also honored for his 30 years of work in the Musikverein. Dr. Lisa Locher presented him with a certificate and a gold medal with a diamond. The event conveyed a feeling of community and cohesion, which was particularly important during the Corona times. The musicians emphasized that despite the physical distance they could maintain emotional contact with the audience. So many residents of a home felt touched by the music, such as mv-tut-gut-gut.de reported where they experienced "goosebumps pure" and for a moment they could leave the pressure of everyday life behind.