Concert highlight: Mulhouse and Chemnitz combine musical forces!
Concert highlight: Mulhouse and Chemnitz combine musical forces!
On Tuesday, July 8th, a very special musical event will take place in Chemnitz, which makes the hearts of all classic lovers beat faster. Mayor Ralph Burghart welcomes around 30 musicians in the green salon of the town hall: inside the Collegium Musicum de Mulhouse. This group from the French twin town of Mulhouse will be a guest from July 6th to 9th in Chemnitz to consolidate the existing cooperation with the Saxon Symphony Orchestra. An inspiring exchange between the two ensembles, which has already been able to fruits in recent years, was expected: a year ago, five members of the Collegium Musicum were in Chemnitz and actively participated there.
The highlight This visit is a joint concert on July 9, which will take place at 6 p.m. in the auditorium of the industrial school. EventFrog reports on a program that recognizes the European composer and works by Beethoven, Bizet, Haydn, Grieg and Dvořák. Under the musical direction of the experienced conductor Michael Pauser, concert goers can look forward to unforgettable melodies.
a program full of highlights
The performances include some of the greatest hits of classical music, including the Prélude and the Séguedille from Bizets "Carmen", as well as Griegs famous melodies from "Peer Gynt". Beethoven's powerful 5th Symphony is also part of the program, which is clearly positioned as a European musical dialogue.
- Beethoven: 5. Symphony (1st and 2nd set)
- Bizet: "Carmen" (Prélude, Séguedille, "Les Dragons d’Alcala")
- Grieg: "Peer Gynt" (morning mood, in the hall of the mountain king)
- Haydn: Symphony No. 104 (1st sentence)
- dvořák: 9. Symphony (4th set)
Tickets for the concert are available at both the ticket agencies and at the box office. This is a great opportunity not only to enjoy a first -class musical experience, but also to deepen the cultural connection between Chemnitz and Mulhouse.
Experience cultural diversity
The event is part of a broader cultural exchange, which is inspired by the Europamusicale -Festival. This festival brings ensembles from different European countries every year to celebrate the diversity and cultural heritage of our continent through music. The aim of the festival is to use music as a generally understandable language and thus promote cultural encounters in Europe. The upcoming concerts impressively show how music can bring people together and stimulate the exchange between cultures.
All in all, the upcoming concert in Chemnitz promises to become an unforgettable experience for all music enthusiasts, and it is to be hoped that a strong connection between the two cities will arise that touches not only the hearts, but also the ears.
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