If the audience cannot come to the concert, the concert will come to the audience.
This is what the Hallbergmoos-Neufahrn music school thought - and designed a virtual music experience.
Neufahrn / Hallbergmoos - Many meters of cable meandered in the hall of the old town hall.
Two cameras and microphones were set up, which sound engineer Peter Fischer directed individually to the concert musicians for each performance.
Each musician performed solo or accompanied by a lecturer.
Music school director Gisela Bouton and department head Vladimir Genin paid attention to variety in the pieces as well as the instruments with piano, violin, accordion, flute and flute, saxophone, guitar, vocals and magic harps: Irish tunes, waltz, easy beat, Bach and Rachmaninov, Handel and Schumann were interpreted by the music students.
One-hour concert compilation soon on Youtube
“These concerts naturally have a motivating goal, namely to be able to perform the piece that has been rehearsed.
In addition, it is the figureheads of our music school that we use to advertise ourselves, ”emphasizes director Gisela Bouton.
The music school will soon publish an approximately one-hour concert compilation on its YouTube channel.
And of course the young musicians are happy about a lot of clicks and likes - if they have to forego the reward of every artist - the applause in the hall.
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Sound engineer Peter Fischer (right) transformed the hall in the old town hall into a recording studio (left Fides Frankenstein, guitar).
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