Emotional Quempas singing in Delmenhorst inspires after 55 years!

Emotional Quempas singing in Delmenhorst inspires after 55 years!

A very special anniversary was celebrated in Delmenhorst during this year's Advent season: the Quempas singing of the Delmenhorst Music School (MSD) took place for the 55th time and attracted numerous visitors to the festively decorated Luther Church. On the first evening, November 29, 2025, the participants opened the concert with a variety of traditional Christmas songs that have been part of the Advent tradition for many years. In a harmonious atmosphere, the listeners were invited to sing along, and this was also expressly praised by music school director Michael Müller. Weser courier reports that the event was repeated the following evening in the All Saints Church, which underlines the great response and popularity of this event.

Up to and including 2025, the Quempas singing took place at different locations in Delmenhorst. From 2026, the Luther Church will be the only venue as the All Saints Church will be closed. Another reason why you shouldn't miss the event in the Luther Church is the great program Delmenhorst.de told, not only included songs from the choirs with over 100 participants, but also impressive solo performances.

An evening full of music and joy

The opening number “Adeste fidelis” by John Wade was performed by the talented Sabine Wottke-Pries. The listeners were offered a colorful program with performances by various choirs, including the new youth choir “Feed The Birds”, whose name is derived from a song from the musical “Mary Poppins”. This premiere was eagerly awaited by many, and the young singers impressed with pieces such as “In The Bleak Midwinter” by Gustav Holst and the cheerful “Ding Dong Merrily On High”.

The singing circle, under the direction of Florian Schrenker, performed the beautiful song “Over The Rainbow” with a touching solo by Jolina Dürremann. The women's choir Dreiklang also performed “Dezemberträume” by Rolf Zuckowski. The flute duo, consisting of Jette Herchenröder and Julia Prange, also provided special musical accents, shining with a duet from Mozart's “The Marriage of Figaro”. The crowning finale was the organ, which led the audience into applause with “Let’s Dance” by Michael Schütz.

A complete success with free entry

Admission to the events is traditionally free, which attracts a wide variety of visitors from Delmenhorst and the surrounding area. Quempas singing is very popular and attracts countless music lovers every year. Experience has shown that the churches were well filled, so it was recommended to arrive early in order to get a good seat. It is also important to note the limited parking options on Wildeshauser Straße, which are affected by the construction of a new hospital.

The Advent concerts as part of the pre-Christmas period are not only attracting great attention in Delmenhorst. How Reservix reports, many similar events will be taking place in the region this year to sweeten the wait for the holidays. Various musicians and choirs offer an extensive range of musical styles, ranging from classical to modern pieces. Quempas singing is not only a festive highlight in Delmenhorst, but also part of a living tradition that promotes community and joy through music.