Mozart's legacy enthusiastic: Seniors in the Rambachhaus celebrate at the concert!

Mozart's legacy enthusiastic: Seniors in the Rambachhaus celebrate at the concert!

A special trip of the Rambachhaus led the seniors of the Rambachhaus on July 10, 2025 to Nieder-Moos, where they visited the "Affair Mozart" concert, which was eagerly awaited. This event, led by the lively Annette Postel and the Salon Orchestra Schwanen, combined in captivating kind of humor, music history and stage fun. The good -humored visitors climbed into the in -house bus, which brought them safely to their destination via diversions.

As part of the concert summer, which was taken over by the municipality of Freiensteinau, District Administrator Jens Mischak ensured in his patronage that everything was well organized. Alexander Eifler, the artistic director, was able to go to a strong team of sponsors and volunteers who contributed to the successful event.

a humorous homage

The focus of the performance was Annette Postel as Mozart's "Bäsle" and mistress Maria Anna Thekla Mozart. With a lot of wit and charm, she gave the guests a humorous insight into the life of the famous composer. Postel not only addressed Mozart's strengths and weaknesses as an opera director, lover and husband, but also asked the question of whether Mozart invented jazz and tango or believed in ghosts. Such questions throw an exciting light on Mozart's versatile personality.

A highlight of the event was the salon orchestra, which was perfectly positioned with professional musicians. The musicians presented a colorful mix of various music styles, which ranged from Mozart to modern influences such as swing, rock and tango. This creates a unique crossover performance that inspires the audience.

an unforgettable experience for the seniors

During the performance, the well -known melodies were allowed to hear, including the Germanless version of "Por Una Cabeza". This mixture of singing and virtuosity was very well received and caused a lot of applause. The seniors were visibly enthusiastic and lived the moments of the concert to the fullest.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the most played composers in the world, has shaped music history with his distinctive style. His ability to integrate different musical styles is legendary. Mozart learned from numerous influences, both from his home country of Salzburg and on his trips to Italy, where he recorded the opera style there. This cultural diversity is also reflected in the performances that underline the joie de vivre and humor of the composer.

The event "Affaire Mozart" was not only a cultural trip for the seniors, but also a tribute to the musical legacy of one of the greatest composers who touched the hearts of visitors and left lasting impressions. An all -round successful evening that convinced both music lovers and curious people.