The bohemian dream resounds in the 3000-man tent
The scherzachtaler blasmusik is the musical highlight the “leuchsentaler on the occasion of their 90th anniversary. Bringing a birthday to mistelfeld. Today, friday, 8. September, there will be finest brass music with a lot of heart and passion in the big tent at the leuchse. Conductor anton galle has been delighting his listeners with traditional bohemian music for around 30 years.
The leuchsentaler brass band celebrates its birthday until monday, 11. September. Four days with a varied program the kreismusikfest as well as the oberfrankische gautrachtenfest will be celebrated. The scherzachtaler blasmusik, whose musical journey began in 1989, will start the concert. Even then, the band was made up of amateur musicians from the ravensburg area, and this has not changed to this day. The musicians were driven by the passion of the bohemian-moravian brass music.
On the music stand at that time there were mainly notes from czech bands and of course from ernst mosch with his egerlander musicians. A trend-setting development in scherzachtal brass music began in 1996, when tenor horn player norbert galle took up the pen and began composing pieces and writing sheet music himself. It took only two years for the now legendary title “bohemian dream” to become reality was born. Which way this polka was going to take at that time no one could imagine. Today, the bohemian dream is played all over the world and interpreted in a wide variety of musical styles.
Accompanied by other compositions from the ranks of scherzachtaler wind music, the band has developed its very own style and sound body, the rough part of the repertoire is covered by own titles. The fact that there is hardly a brass band in the german-speaking world that does not include one or more pieces of scherzachtal brass music in its repertoire shows how much the music appeals to the taste of brass music fans.
The concert will take place in the 3000-man tent set up by the mistelfeld music society for the anniversary. Admission to this concert is free. Beginning of the “bohmian dream is at 20 o’clock.
