Konzertchor Neustrelitz is looking for male voices for summer taster test!

Konzertchor Neustrelitz is looking for male voices for summer taster test!

The Neustrelitz concert choir is looking for new male voices and invites all music -loving men to join the choir. In a trial test on July 8th at 7 p.m. in the Heinrich Schliemann Hall of the district music school, interested parties have the opportunity to experience the community and music up close. The choir director, Benjamin Arlt-Bouffée, and the pianist Rico Gatzke offer a warm atmosphere and support to promote the joy of singing.

Especially now that the warm season is coming, the Neustrelitz concert choir attaches particular importance to a tonal hike through spring and summer. Next Sunday, June 28th, the choir invites you to the summer final concert at the Diakoniezentrum Borwinheim, Bruchstrasse at 4 p.m. The motto of the concert promises musical travel experiences that kidnap the audience into a world of warm days and lurk summer evenings. Admission is free and solo contributions and a singing quartet are also presented.

choral singing in Neustrelitz

Since its foundation in 1970, the Konzertchor Neustrelitz e.V. has developed a colorful and diverse member base, which currently includes almost 50 singers. The members are divided into different groups such as old, soprano, bass and tenor, the youngest singer is only 33 years old and the oldest singer is already in the endacht gypsies. The choir thus represents a broad age structure in which musical motivation and communal exchange are in the foreground.

The regular rehearsals take place every Tuesday evening in the Heinrich Schliemann-Saal. In addition to singing and learning fine musical details, warm-up and relaxation exercises are also integrated into the program. These practices are important to maintain the voice and optimize the quality of the choral sound. The choir is currently working on the play "The early spring", which will be presented at the next concert.

The importance of the choral singing

Chorsang not only has a musical component, but also contributes to the social coherence. Singing in choirs promotes long -term ties between the members, which is proven by various studies. For example, around 60 % of the respondents have no formal vocal training in an investigation, but have often already gained experience in school choirs. This illustrates how important choral singing is as social and cultural practice and how it brings people together.

With the desire for more male singers, the Neustrelitz concert choir wants to strengthen the balance in the choir and further expand a varied repertoire that ranges from classic pieces to modern pop songs. The long -term members are particularly looking forward to a breath of fresh air and new voices that will enrich the community.

The trial test on July 8th offers an ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of choral singing and maybe soon become part of this lively community, which not only shares the joy of music, but also strengthens social relationships within the group