Frankfurts Fête de la Musique: mood between enthusiasm and reluctance!

Frankfurts Fête de la Musique: mood between enthusiasm and reluctance!

Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland - On June 21, the Fête de la Musique is celebrated worldwide. Originally launched in Paris, this colorful street festival has now become an international phenomenon in over 1,000 cities worldwide, including more than 160 in Germany. This year Frankfurt was also all about music. Like

In Frankfurt, the atmosphere at Paradiesplatz is rather reserved. Many visitors lean back, watch the performances and enjoy the sounds. Some are not familiar with the concept of the Fête de la Musique, while Others take the chance to discover new music.

inspired by his experiences in Montpellier, Timo Braun, the chairman of the “Altsax für Art and Culture” association, has the goal of establishing the Fête de la Musique in Frankfurt. According to fetedelamusique.info the festival pursues the goal of bringing people together and celebrating the joy of music. In Frankfurt, too, this idea is supported by various musical appearances. The Big Band of the Helmholtz School played in Villa Manskopf, followed by the bands "L’Aure Bleue" and "sleepless". The loving decoration with French flags was particularly remarkable.

Marie Truong, a Frenchwoman, described her impressions from the celebration and noted that the atmosphere in Frankfurt was less spontaneous than in her homeland, but she still enjoys the performances. This shows that despite cultural differences, music is the common band that connects people.

another highlight in Frankfurt

To complete the musical experience, the Institut Français Frankfurt is planning its own celebration on June 27, which will already be the eleventh Fête de la Musique for the city. Such events contribute to the mediation of values ​​and promote the sense of community, in the sense of rbb Fête in Berlin describes the largest worldwide. Here over 300 locations will delight the audience with around 1,000 concerts.

The Fête de la Musique is not only a festival of sounds, but also a wonderful opportunity to discover new talents and experience the variety of music. If Frankfurter will also participate enthusiastically in this festival for the coming years, the Fête de la Musique could soon be an integral part of Cologne culture. Because a joint celebration of the music - much more than just sounds - that brings people together.