Benefit concert in the Meldorf cathedral: music that connects the hearts!

Benefit concert in the Meldorf cathedral: music that connects the hearts!

At the end of March, a benefit concert took place in the Meldorfer Cathedral, which was visited by a large audience and was organized in favor of the Freundeskreis Hospiz and the Jugendkantorei Beldorf. The Lions Club Dithmarschen took responsibility for the implementation of the event, which focused on romantic music.

The youth cantore Beldorf under the direction of Giulia Corvaglia presented an impressive program, which included works by classic composers such as Schubert, Schumann, Mendelssohn Bartholdy and Franz Liszt as well as impressionist pieces by Debussy and Ravel. In addition to the choir, soloists also appeared: Kolja Martens (bass), Katja Vorreyer (soprano) and Sofia Oganesian (piano). The proceeds of the concert were 2500 euros each, which were handed over to the Freundeskreis Hospiz Dithmarschen and the Meldorf youth cantore. The donation checks were made to Giulia Corvaglia and Dr. Tilman presented by Spiegel. Aram Mai, the President of the Lions Club Dithmarschen, thanked the organizers and helpers for their support.

concert with the motto "Heartquake"

Another benefit concert by the Meldorf youth cantore took place on March 25, 2023 in the Meldorf Cathedral. This concert had the motto "heart quake" and focused on the works of the famous composer Johannes Brahms, who was born in Hamburg and has family roots in Heide. Brahms wrote numerous three -part and four -part sentences for the Hamburg women's choir, whereby the folk song played a central role in his work.

As part of the concert, “Four chants for women's choir” op. 17 were listed, accompanied by Horn and Harp, which symbolically stood for a mysterious forest and transience. The musical contribution was based on a cross -section of literary romance, including Gälisch heroes and poems by Eichendorff and Schlegel. Hugo Distler's settings of poems of selected authors such as Fernando Pessoa, Gottfried Benn, Rainer Maria Rilke and Kurt Schwitters were presented. Half of the proceeds of this concert were also for the Freundeskreis Hospiz Dithmarschen and the youth cantore in Meldorf. The admission price was 20 euros at the box office.

For more information on these events, the articles from and Church of Meldorf .