Musical anniversary: ​​30 years of Max Reger Conservatory in Zella-Mehlis!

Musical anniversary: ​​30 years of Max Reger Conservatory in Zella-Mehlis!

In the heart of Zella-Mehlis, a very special anniversary was celebrated on Saturday: the branch of the Max Reger Conservatory Meiningen celebrates its 30th birthday. This occasion was duly celebrated with a concert in the courtyard of the community center. The celebrations attracted both current and former music students and numerous interested listeners who enjoyed the acoustic performances to the fullest. As endthuringen Branch since its foundation in 1995 undergo a remarkable development.

initially launched as a "music school on wheels", the facility has made its roots firmly in the former vocational school on Sommerauweg since 1998. During this time, the school not only found a permanent place in the Thuringian music training network, but also offered countless young talents a platform. The concept of finding and promoting musical talents runs through the overall offer of the Max Reger Conservatory, which is very popular across the country and is part of the diverse music landscape of Thuringia.

variety of musical offers

The Max Reger Conservatory offers an extensive program that goes far beyond the annual anniversary. Various concerts took place this month, such as the spring concert by the Thuringian police orchestra and city wind orchestra Meiningen on May 11th or the concert "Rhythm-sound variety" with the striking plant soloist Naomi Ansorge on June 2. The upcoming list also promises musical highlights. According to Max-reger-Konservatorium.de The concert "Spiegel im SPIEGEL" will take place with the pianist Andrey Doynikov on June 8th. Here the spectators can look forward to a very special experience.

musical education in Thuringia

The importance of the branch in Zella flour cannot be assessed high enough, because it is part of a dense network of musical educational institutions in Thuringia. The region offers numerous music schools that are aimed at children, young people and adults. As the German Music Information Center , these schools have the goal of discovering and promoting musical talents and to arouse enthusiasm for active music. They are open to both public and privately worn institutions, which ensures a living and diverse musical landscape.

Overall, it can be seen that the branch of the Max Reger Conservatory not only has a long tradition, but is also an important part of the region's cultural identity. The past anniversary and the upcoming events could not underline that music in Zella-Mehlis remains alive.