Despite the rainy weather, Keller Steff had many visitors with its new acoustic project at the Festival of the Senses in Nandlstadt.
With his new
acoustics project “Gspuid will where it's zam geht's”
,
Keller Steff
with Bernd Siegerist on bass, Max Seelos behind the drums and Franz Gries on the guitar at the
festival meadow in Nandlstadt
managed to attract 150 visitors despite the pouring rain. For this, even 25 guests picked up tickets at the box office and dared to venture onto the grounds of this year's “Festival of the Senses” with umbrellas or rain capes in their luggage. Wood chips were scattered and tents were set up in the afternoon by the helpers and the festival committee, together with cultural advisor Rainer Klier and First Mayor Gerhard Betz to "make the evening as pleasant as possible". And that is what Keller Steff really managed to do with his colleagues on the instruments.
He kicked off the concert with verve and motivated the die-hard guests right from the start to join in and clap in the piece “Jetz ist he do” and then sort his, as he himself says, “unplanned chaos” and send someone off again getting the right harmonica out of the car. There was extra applause from the audience for the volunteer. So there was a good mood among the audience, who insisted on attending the concert. “If something is happening at the moment, we'll go there too,” says one visitor.
So that everyone could redeem their tickets at the Festival of the Senses, the community quickly set up a Corona test center on site in order to comply with the new regulations since Monday regarding the 3G regulation in dealing with the Corona virus.
“This was also very useful,” says Gerhard Betz.
On Friday, 26 people were tested alone at the cabaret by “Da Bobbe”.
"Overall we are satisfied," says the cultural advisor and is happy to see everyone who has come.
The Wolnzach art and hobby group also offers more culture: They have decorated empty shops with a wide variety of works of art.
