Trombone concert in Neuendorfer church: waiting melodies and enjoyment!

Trombone concert in Neuendorfer church: waiting melodies and enjoyment!

In the small tranquil community of Spantekow, it will be really musical on Sunday, June 15th. From 2 p.m. there will be a rousing trombone concert in the small church of Neuendorf B, which is an absolute must for all lovers of wind music. Nordkurier reports that the inviting trombone group cross sheet under the direction of Martin Huß, the state trumpa warden, will be opened. For an admission price of only 10 euros, visitors can look forward to a varied music program.

After the concert, everyone present is cordially invited to end the afternoon with coffee and cake and sandwiches in a cozy round in Janow. A sociable exchange is certainly guaranteed. And if the meaning is more important to you, you can already make a note of the next date of the association: On July 12, a flea market will take place in Janow, to which stand operators are invited to register. The stand fee here is only 5 euros. When the weather is nice, the flea market will take place on the club premises; If the weather does not play along, a nearby hall will be available as an alternative location.

Bohemian sounds in Babelsberg

Another interesting event is celebrated in Babelsberg before the concert in Spantekow. The Bohemian village of Nowawes and the evangelical trombone choir Babelsberg invite you to a free concert on May 17th in the Friedrichskirche. According to Weberstube Nowawes everything revolves around the Bohemian history and the music of the trombone choirs. This trombone choir has a remarkable story - it was founded in 1885 and is probably considered the oldest trombone choir in Brandenburg.

With a repertoire that ranges from Renaissance to modern church music, the wind players are not only active in services, but also at concerts in nursing homes and benefit events. The choir has been managed by Christian Deichstetter since 2022, an experienced church musician who can already look forward to numerous appearances.

community through music

sonorous encounters between trombone choirs are also a welcome change in other regions. As lz reported , the trombone choirs from Blankenhagen and Schwalenberg came together in the Evangelical Church in Schwalenberg. At their joint concert, which began with a motet by Johann Pachelbel, they delighted the numerous audience with a versatile musical offer that included pieces from the Middle Ages to modernity.

This type of community music playing shows the great potential that is in trombone chorus music. Whether in the small church of Neuendorf B or at the annual concerts in Babelsberg - the joy that arises from music connects people over generations. If you fancy a few harmonious hours, you shouldn't miss any of the upcoming concerts!