Led by band director Johannes Helm, the band performed primarily modern pieces.
picture:
Leopold Hofbauer
aOn Saturday, the altar of the Oponitz Parish Church was transformed into an orchestra stage for the 25th time. After a five-year break, the musicians of the Opponitz Music Society once again organized an atmospheric church concert.
The pews of Oponitz Parish Church were filled Saturday when the Youth Orchestra opened the evening with two lively pop pieces. After opening remarks by Markus Steinbichler, the ensemble finally began the concert evening with the orchestral work “Also Sprach Zarathustra” by Richard Strauss. Pastor Johann Wurtzer led the program.
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One evening, the altar of the parish church became the stage for an orchestra.
Young musicians were allowed to open the concert.
The session was moderated by Leopold Hofbauer and Pastor Johann Wurzer.
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picture: Leopold Hofbauer
picture: Leopold Hofbauer
picture: Leopold Hofbauer
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The Opponitz Music Society impressed the people in the parish church.
On Saturday, the altar of the Oponitz Parish Church was transformed into an orchestra stage for the 25th time. After a five-year break, the musicians of the Opponitz Music Society once again organized an atmospheric church concert.
With a ‘Celtic Impression’ guests went on a musical trip to Ireland and then enjoyed a ride on the ‘Western Train’. Other popular tunes such as “Evergreen” and “Nessaja” followed, and conductor Johannes Helm finally performed the final title with “The Sound of Silence.” The evening came to a relaxing end at the cider stand in front of the parish church.
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