Magical spring concert: Aalen enchants with masterpieces!

Magical spring concert: Aalen enchants with masterpieces!

Aalen, Deutschland - The Aalen municipal orchestra presented a thrilling spring concert on May 8, 2025 in the Aalen town hall, which was filled to the last place. Under the musical direction of Chris Wegel offered a variety of program Ancestrations as well as arrangements of well -known melodies included.

The concert was opened with "Magic Overture" by Thomas Doss, which reflects the beauty of the people and landscape of Vorarlberg. The audience then experienced the premiere of "Magical Winds" by the composer Martin Rosengarten. Another highlight was the performance of Johann de Mejis’s first great symphony for wind orchestra, "The Lord of the Rings", which was impressively interpreted with the play "Gandalf - The Wizard".

diverse musical performances

The Suite "Saga Candida" by Bert Appermont took the audience into the world of imagination with its multifaceted musical pictures. Solist Ben Wegel also shone on the Marimbaphon with the "Concertino for Marimba and Winds" by Alfred Reed, while Anke Dambacher Michael Jackson's legendary hit "Thriller" on the flute in the arrangement of Miko Hazama.

Another highlight of the evening was the impressive "Harry Potter Symphonic Suite", which contained musical topics from the film "Harry Potter and the Stone of the wise". Robert William Smith, who arranged the pieces for symphonic wind orchestras, let the audience immerse themselves in the magical world of Harry Potter through the impressively presented "Hedwig theme" and the well-known Hogwarts topic. After such an intoxicating performance, the audience rewarded the musicians with standing ovation.

music in the mon and commitment to brass music

In the context of brass music, the Symphonic Wind Orchestra of the Mon (Music in Mon) promotes the musical youth work with events such as the upcoming Gala Concere 2023 in the Herculess Hall of the Munich Residence. Under the direction of Markus Theinert will be the motto of the upcoming Pentecost phase "Heavenly Landscapes". A rehearsal week in Violau is planned, followed by a final concert.

The concert program will include pieces such as "Land of the Long White Cloud" by Philip Sparke and "Hymn to the Infinite Sky" by Satoshi Yagisawa. Such events not only further strengthen brass music, but also promoted awareness of the diversity of symphonic music.