Schlager festival in Quedlinburg: Uta Bresan celebrates 1,100 years of city history!

Schlager festival in Quedlinburg: Uta Bresan celebrates 1,100 years of city history!

Things will soon be going well again in Quedlinburg: The program “Wunderbares Schlagerland” will be broadcast on MDR on May 17, 2024 at 8:15 p.m. Uta Bresan, the charming presenter, will immerse herself in the city's musical and cultural diversity. The occasion couldn't be more celebrated, as Quedlinburg looks back on a proud 1,100 years of city history. These celebrations are duly honored with a musical journey through time that not only showcases the region's talents, but also brings to light the stories and traditions that make Quedlinburg so special. Baumkuchen, a regional specialty, is also discussed and provides culinary flair in the show.

Quedlinburg, nestled in the heart of the Harz Mountains, is one of the largest monuments in Germany. The old town with its over 2,000 preserved half-timbered houses has had UNESCO World Heritage status since 1994. The impressive collegiate church of St. Servatius and the surrounding historic cityscape attract thousands of visitors every year who enjoy the unique ambience. The famous cathedral treasure can also be found here, including the ritually used comb of Henry I and the Gospel of Samuhel from the 9th century, which bear witness to the city's former importance as a cultural center. In addition, the royal tombs of Henry I and his wife Mathilde in the collegiate church are a popular destination for history buffs.

Musical highlights and guests

The program “Wunderbares Schlagerland” offers a varied program with top-class guests. Stars like Maite Kelly, Fantasy, Nicole, and Gaby Baginsky will take the stage and delight the audience with their performances. The selection of artists promises a rousing mix of well-known and popular hits that will bring back memories and invite you to sing along.

• Fantasy
• Nicole
• Feuerherz
• Gerd Christian
• CORA
• Gaby Baginsky

Uta Bresan will also have a good hand in this edition of “Wunderbares Schlagerland” of the city and its surroundings. With tips for experiences in Quedlinburg and a look at the impressive landscapes of Saxony-Anhalt, she will take the audience on a journey of discovery that promises not only entertainment but also education.

Quedlinburg as a cultural place

Quedlinburg not only has a lot to offer with its history and architecture. At the foot of the Schlossberg is the Lyonel Feininger Gallery, which houses the largest collection of graphics by the renowned artist Lyonel Feininger. Here the connection between art and culture comes to life, and visitors can also admire works by other greats of classical modernism such as Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee.

The combination of rich history, vibrant culture and musical highlights makes Quedlinburg a unique event location. “Wunderbares Schlagerland” is another building block in the cultural anchoring of this charming city and a real treat for all Schlager fans.

Ready to discover the city and its stories? Tune in when Uta Bresan bathes Quedlinburg in a musical light. The anticipation for the broadcast is great and promises a feast for the senses!

For further information about the show and the city of Quedlinburg, visit the website MDR, Hit fever and Culture Saxony-Anhalt.