It is a beginning.
A bracket for all musical events from June to October.
All dates of the music summer in Garmisch-Partenkirchen were bundled in a flyer.
In the long term, so it is hoped, all other cultural events will also be found on this new platform.
167 dates in one flyer: Dr.
Dominik Sedivy surprised.
In the long term, the entire cultural summer offer should be found in such a flyer.
Organizers see the bundling of dates as an additional advertising platform.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
- The wish has existed for a long time. Now the team from GaPa Kultur has made a start and packed all musical dates from June 1st to October 17th in a flyer under the title Music Summer. "This way we were able to bundle the events," says Dr. Dominik Sedivy, head of the Richard Strauss Institute. And show the enormous variety. “I was surprised myself how much came together.” If you unfold the brochure, you will find 167 appointments packed on three A4 pages, unfortunately not in color. Sedivy is not deterred by such quiet criticism. For him, the flyer is “a great start and a sign of a common program”. The Richard Strauss Days, for which he is responsible, are also under the umbrella of the Music Summer. And the Herrmann-Levi-Days, “which should actually be something bigger”.Since it is not yet clear what is possible under corona conditions, details have not yet been determined.
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In honor of Ludwig II, the Partenkirchen band plays a serenade in the St. Anton complex.
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The pandemic also makes planning difficult for Eduard Schönach. “It's really difficult to set dates this year,” regrets the organizer of the “Music in the Park” series, which makes up a large part of the music summer. The concerts of the Garmisch and Partenkirchen bands also take place under its roof. For them, the flyer is “another platform to possibly address a different clientele”. Josef Grasegger junior, chairman of the Partenkirchen ensemble, is therefore happy “about the additional advertising”. This is how Schönach understands the flyer. “Basically, that's a great idea.” But he urgently advises locals and guests who want to attend one of the dates to take a look at the website of the respective organizer in advance. "Because of Corona, changes are quite possible," says the Grainauer.
A good start that can be expanded
He still knows the desire to bundle the cultural offerings from the days of the cultural summer.
He is pleased that a platform has now been created.
In the long term, however, he hopes that theaters and other events will also find their way there.
Sandra Debus, culture specialist at Garmisch-Partenkirchen town hall, can only agree with this. “That should actually be the goal.” But she is also satisfied with the beginning that has now been made by GaPa Kultur. "A joint appearance is good." Especially this year, in which events can only take place under difficult conditions due to the corona restrictions, she welcomes this initiative. Since there is no cultural office in the market town that sets up a joint program in larger cities, “this bundling is a good start”. This will help the organizers to market themselves better.
Markus Schneider, chairman of the culture bag, sees it similarly.
“It's good that we now have a compact overview.” One that interested parties can hang on the kitchen cupboard so as not to miss an appointment.
Among those that he and his volunteer team offer are concerts as well as cabaret - perhaps a start to map the entire cultural summer program in a flyer in the long term.
The program of the music summer
The music summer in Garmisch-Partenkirchen lasts from June 1st to October 17th.
The flyer published by GaPa Kultur gGmbH mainly contains dates for the “Music in the Park” series, including concerts by the Garmisch and Partenkirchen bands, for which Eduard Schönach is responsible.
Details are available at www.musik-im-park.de on the Internet.
Further program items are:
Richard Strauss Days:
Garmisch-Partenkirchen will honor the world-famous composer over four days from June 24th to 27th. The program includes concerts with the cellist Raphaela Gromes, the mezzo-soprano Petra Lang, the tenor Julien Prégardien and the Camerata Salzburg. Music hikes, an artist talk and the presentation of the French horn by Franz Strauss, the artist's father, complete the offer. Further information can be found at www.richard-strauss-tage.de.
Toiletry bag:
The entire summer program of the volunteer cultural organizers takes place in the Michael-Ende-Kurpark. There will be the cabaret artist Christian Springer, Werner Schmidbauer, the "Double Drums", Gerhard Polt & the Wellbrüder aus'm Biermoos, Martin Kälberer, "Gankino Circus" and the cabaret artist Philipp Weber. The highlight is the “Lieder im Park” charity festival from July 16 to 18 with a Young Stars, Austro Pop and Supertramp Night. All others are available at www.kulturpaket-gap.de Information.
Hermann Levi Days:
An exhibition at the Richard Strauss Institute, the inauguration of his grave of honor and two concerts will take place from July 2nd to 4th in honor of the composer and conductor.
Those interested will find more details shortly at www.richard-strauss-institut.de.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen Music School:
The “Young Musicians”, the children's and annual concerts in June and July are also part of the summer of music.
Exact dates can be found on the Internet at www.musikschule-gap.de.
Other organizers:
Evangelical Lutheran Church Congregation (www.gapa-evangelisch.de), Garmisch Music Band (www.musikkapelle-garmisch.de), Partenkirchen Music Band (www.musik kapelle-partenkirchen.de) and the Zugspitze Parish Association, which in September has a Organ hike offers (www.pv-zugspitze.de).