Returning to the former location
The Wössen Brass Band recently returned to their home turf at the music pavilion in Unterwössen, treating fans to an evening of captivating music. The concert, which opened with the POS March, was a homecoming performance for the band, and access could be obtained by registering with a subscription number.
The POS March, performed with clear brass leadership and precise rhythm, set the tone for the evening. The concert program, compiled by conductor Rupert Fladischer, was a delightful mix of traditional brass music, marches, film music, and swing pieces.
The polka "So a Beautiful Day" was a highlight of the concert, creating a joyful atmosphere that had the audience tapping their feet and clapping along. Peter Kurfer, a horn player, served as the evening's host, guiding the audience through the diverse program.
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Georg Haindl, the conductor of the Wössen Brass Band, led the ensemble with his usual finesse, ensuring that each piece was performed to perfection. The concert was a testament to the band's talent and dedication, and it was a night to remember for all who attended.
The concert program, expertly curated by Rupert Fladischer, blended traditional brass music, marches, film music, and swing pieces, catering to a wide range of music preferences. To not miss future home-and-garden events like this, consider subscribing to the newspaper for free concert access or purchasing a flexible 24-hour, week, or month pass for entertainment beyond just music, including lifestyle-related happenings around the home and garden.
