New Year's concert in Bad Eilsen: Music enjoyment for young and old!

New Year's concert in Bad Eilsen: Music enjoyment for young and old!

The Wind Orchestra Krainhagen (BOK) and the Schaumburg Youth Choir (JSC) invite you to a festive New Year's concert. The event will take place on Saturday, January 25, 2025, in the Palais in the park in Bad Eilsen and starts at 7:30 p.m. Musically, visitors can expect a varied program that includes well -known pieces of music and songs, moderated by two people. The orchestra receives support from the singer Anna Rösener, who will participate in film music and pop songs. Tickets for the concert are available in advance, including sales outlets such as the Schaumburg-Lippische Landes-Zeitung in Bückeburg, the Tourist Information Bad Eilsen as well as members of the orchestra and choir. In addition, tickets can be requested directly by email at the BOK (info@blasorchester-krainhagen.de).

In the run -up to the concert, there is also a competition in which two tickets for the event are raffled three times. Interested parties can take part in the competition by Thursday, January 16, 2025 by sending an email to lz@szlz.de, with first and last name, address and the subject "New Year's concert". The winners will be notified by email and the tickets can be picked up at the box office, such as Schaumburg-lippische Landes-Zeitung reported.

Review of the annual concert 2024

Only recently, last weekend, the Krainhagen wind orchestra organized a successful annual concert 2024, in which the focus was on rock and pop. Under the direction of conductor Sven Snow, the program included energetic rock anthems and soulful ballads. The concert opened with the "African Symphony" and included a "Total Toto" medley, which included hits like "Africa", "Rosanna" and "Stop Loving You". Solist Tom Ludwig appeared with "Nessaja" from Tabaluga and caused enthusiasm with his performance. The "James Bond Suite" with classics such as "Goldfinger" and "For Your Eyes Only" was also well received, as did the interpretation of "The Final Countdown", who received thunderous applause. Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" was also presented impressively. The final piece of the evening was "on us" by Andreas Bourani. Many thanks went to the audience, as well as the conductors, soloists and helpers for their support, such as Blasorchester-krainhagen.de reported.

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