Classical on the vineyard: a festival for the senses in the Uckermark!
Classical on the vineyard: a festival for the senses in the Uckermark!
On July 15, 2025, an extremely varied concert took place in the picturesque framework, which made the hearts of visitors beat faster. Organized by the talented concert champion Aiko Ogata from the Prussian Chamber Orchestra Prenzlau, the event offered a rousing program that stimulated the senses and provided a unique atmosphere. As reported by [nordkurier.de] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/uckermark/klassik-am-weinberg-geuss-fuer-iehmaschn-und-gmaschn- 3747951), different stations were built for the first part of the concert, through which the audience "hiking" and the performances were able to experience up close.
The concert was opened with soulful folk songs from Japan, presented by Tsuyoshi Moriya, Aiko Ogata, Ruiko Matsumoto and Joanna Maksymowicz-Raczyńska. In the subsequent, slightly summer rain, Joachim K. Schäfer played the atmospheric choral "Jesus remains my joy" from Johann Sebastian Bach's cantata BWV 147. This mixture of classical music and folkloric sounds was not only well received, but also ensured a happy cooperation among those present.a festival for the senses
After the soulful performances, Ruiko Matsumoto on the Cello and Thomas Paffrath continued at the double bass, who delighted the audience with a lively Milonga and two tangos, including works by Astor Piazzolla. The first part of the concert was rounded off by a string quartet, which with film music from "Pinocchio" and an editing of the Beatles song "Michelle" captivated the audience.
Grandios conclusion
The second part of the evening then presented magnificent waltz and polkas by Johann Strauss as well as works by Schostakowitsch and Jean-Paul-Egide Martini, presented by the entire orchestra and supported by Joachim K. Schäfer. Furthermore, the concert ended with the popular encore "You, you are in my heart", which put the audience in the euphoric mood.
A look at music history shows that such events originate in the tradition of the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, which was founded in 1946. With artists such as Philippe Entremont, who significantly shaped the orchestra for a long time, and today's guest conductors such as Joji Hattori, the musical exchange stands for diversity and innovation, which was also reflected in the program design of the concert. You can read more about this on wikipedia.
cultural events like this are not only a pleasure for the ears, but also offer an excellent way to network and experience the variety of music in all its facets. One can only hope that such initiatives are still in focus and that more people have the opportunity to enjoy such wonderful performances.
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