Prignitzer young talents shine at the federal competition in Sondershausen!

Prignitzer young talents shine at the federal competition in Sondershausen!

Sondershausen, Deutschland - A melody of success recently sounded in Sondershausen Castle: The district music school Prignitz celebrated two young talents, Romi Düring and Mattis Holler, who took part in the 29th Carl-Schröder federal competition. This significant competition took place in early June and gathered around 120 young musicians from all over Germany. The participants measured themselves in various solo categories for strings, wind players, vocals, organ, piano, guitar and accordion. A expert jury of 13 members evaluated the impressive performances and pride can be said that the students of the district music school lived up to their first participation. Nordkurier reports that Romi Düring scored 21 points and was therefore awarded a very good success. Mattis Holler followed close behind with 20 points.

The two young musicians had prepared intensively for this competition: Under the guidance of her committed teacher Laila Kannina Rozenbaha, she took part in additional teaching units and prelude training. It was an effort that should pay off. The positive response from the audience during the competition and the applause for the contributions of the young people not only delighted the two talents, but also their teacher and the district music school itself. transmit.

a wide field of talent

The Carl-Schröder federal competition is one of many that exists in Germany. According to the German Music Information Center (MIZ), there are around 370 music competitions in this country that bring talents together from a wide variety of music styles. The competitions for keyboard instruments come first, followed by rock/pop/jazz, vocals and string instruments. MIZ highlighted the competitive landscape in a comprehensive examination and thus shows the great variety of options.

For the district music school Prignitz, participation in this competition was not only a first step, but also an important sign of committed musical training in the region. The anticipation for a soon reunion in Sondershausen has already been determined and we can be excited to see what successes the next competitions will bring. The development of young talents is an important building block for the cultural landscape and a sign that the music school is on the right track.