Egerländer Blasmusik Neusiedl am See

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Gala concert by Egerländer Blasmusik Neusiedl am See - 100 Years of Ernst Mosch For over three decades, Egerländer Blasmusik Neusiedl am See has stood for the finest Bohemian sounds, uniquely combining joy and virtuosity. The internationally staffed ensemble brings together outstanding musicians from Austria, South Tyrol, and Germany. In terms of lineup and concert activity, the orchestra, led by conductor Elmar Walter and manager Rainer Stiassny, knows no bounds - only with the program do they remain uncompromising: it must be Bohemian. In 1994, Rainer and Thomas Stiassny founded the EU-Ensemble - a formation of passionate musicians who set out in Neusiedl am See to carry Egerländer brass music into the future with passion, precision, and living tradition. In the original lineup that made the unmistakable sound of Ernst Mosch and his Original Egerländer Musikanten world-famous, the formation today presents Bohemian brass music in its noblest form. Experience a gala concert that unites emotion and musical authenticity. The musical direction of the selected orchestra is in the hands of the Upper Bavarian musician Elmar Walter, who, as a founding member, was involved in the early years and now sets new impulses as conductor. Stephi Hubacek with Michael Selig or Rainer Stiassny provide the characteristic vocals. Together as a duo, they lend the melodies that soulful, warm vocal color that makes every concert a special experience. The concert program features numerous well-known Bohemian melodies that became world-famous as Egerländer classics - including the "Astronautenmarsch" or the waltz "Rauschende Birken." In addition, the orchestra demonstrates its musical diversity with excursions into other styles. Evergreens such as "Moonlight Serenade," "A Son of a Preacherman," and various solo pieces have already been on the program and continue to delight the audience. Driven by idealism and a strong sense of community, Egerländer Blasmusik Neusiedl am See looks optimistically into the future. Year after year, the ensemble looks forward to welcoming new friends of Egerländer music - perhaps you soon too.