The team of the Seefelder Kulturverein Räsonanz is planning ahead until April 2022.
"This is less a sign of courage than confidence," says club chairman Dr.
Josef Hofmann.
Seefeld
- With Matthias Egersdörfer and “News from the Secret Annex”, reasoning starts on Saturday, September 25th, in the Peter and Paul parish hall in Oberalting. Most events are catch-up dates. Except for the appearance of Roland Hefter, who will probably only be a guest in Seefeld on Friday, February 4, 2022. "He immediately had the right instinct and guessed how long the pandemic would last."
The cultural association now has a good reputation among agencies and artists. That is now proving its worth. “The word got around that we treat artists fairly,” says Hofmann. And finally, the artists also wanted to perform so as not to completely rust. The fact is, however, that nobody earns anything at the events of the next few months. With 60, 70 seats sold in the parish hall, which can hold up to 250 people, this is easy to imagine. “We do this so that the little flower blooms again.” Of course, the 3G rule also applies to the events in the parish hall: vaccinated, recovered or tested. Hofmann does not find this unproblematic. “We have to control things that we have no idea about,” he says, alluding to visitors who are traveling with faked documents.
Hofmann is a bit worried about his small club. “We have to make sure that it doesn't drift apart,” he says and explains: “The association lives from the community experience. The events are the task and motivation. And they were gone. ”They met anyway,“ but it's not fulfilling in the long run ”. The current situation also means that the association is becoming less attractive for young people. "We depend on them to come along and bring ideas." The association is very open, "as long as it is not about commitments that drive us to ruin". Now everything is about to run in. “And there is still uncertainty about the next events.” Quite apart from the question of whether people will find their way back to the event hall.
Nevertheless. The program is ready, and Matthias Egersdörfer gets going on September 25th. In addition to Simon Pearce, Ulan & Bator and Michael Krebs, Wellküren and Mathias Tretter are also there. The preliminary program ends on Saturday, April 9th, with Django Asül. Räsonanz also wants to take part in the parish's Eichenalleefest on Sunday, October 3rd. "We are responsible for the program for one of the stages at Gut Delling and already have some musicians from the immediate vicinity who want to take part," announced Hofmann.
