Kurpark concert: Chilla inspires young and old with evergreens!

Kurpark concert: Chilla inspires young and old with evergreens!

There was a lot going on musically in the Kurpark Wilhelmshaven last Sunday. Alex Chilla thrilled the audience with a colorful repertoire that spanned the last 50 years. Evergreens such as “Spanish Eyes” and “Rot sind die Rosen” were sung along loudly by those present. The special? The audience was anything but homogeneous. In addition to older visitors, young people also took the opportunity to experience an unforgettable evening. Four women even danced in front of the stage and received huge applause.

NWZOnline emphasizes that Chilla spontaneously adapted his program to the wishes of the listeners, which not only earned him a lot of praise but also new fans. Of course, two encores couldn't be missed. It was an evening that showed that music connects across generations and spreads a good mood.

A diverse range of concerts

The concert series that Alex Chilla brought to the stage was organized by the Spar+Bau housing association together with the cultural office of the city of Wilhelmshaven. Over the last two years, Doris Falk has successfully redesigned the program so that the concerts now cover a wide range of musical genres, including pop, rock, pop and even brass music.This ensures that there is something for every musical taste and that visitors always find new ways to identify with the music.

Unfortunately, the outdoor season in the spa park is coming to an end. The grand finale will take place on August 31st with the Dunum Accordion Orchestra and on September 14th with the Jade University Band “Off Course”. This creates anticipation and makes the last concerts in the summer air even more special.

The fascination of open-air concerts

Open-air concerts are particularly popular during these times. They not only offer great acoustics, but also the special flair of the great outdoors. According to AdTicket, there are a variety of events and festivals that take place across the country. Be it in the wonderful setting by the water or in a historic monastery - the choice is large.

• Loreley Freilichtbühne – Bornich: Kapazität bis zu 12.000 Menschen, geplant sind Acts wie Thirty Seconds to Mars und Cro.
• Hohentwielfestival – Singen: Eines der ältesten Festivals mit einer eindrucksvollen Historie.
• Gießener Kultursommer: Ein Ort voller Lichter und kulinarischer Genüsse bei Dämmerung.

The variety of music and the opportunity to celebrate outdoors with good company ensures that the open-air season is extremely successful. If you have the opportunity, you shouldn't miss the last concerts in the Wilhelmshaven spa park. They are proof that life is full of melodies and surprises.