Guests from all over Germany celebrate the successful premiere of the "Season of Sounds" festival at Brauneck.
The conclusion: "Everything flawless."
Wegscheid
– no distance was too far for them: Miri and Daniel traveled more than nine hours.
They drove from Hamburg to Brauneck specifically to experience an electro festival in front of a mountain backdrop and to help out.
And with around 1,000 other visitors, they agreed after the big event "Season of Sounds" on Saturday: It was worth it.
The conclusion after the premiere of the festival grounds at the parking lot of the "Jaudenstadl" was positive in every respect.
Only a slight attack of weakness of a visitor caused excitement for a short time.
Otherwise, the predominantly young audience was in the best of spirits.
"Everyone is in a good mood," said Florian Müller, who organized the festival together with Sebastian Berger, happy about the absolutely peaceful course.
There was also praise for the good organization, for example the shuttle bus from the Lenggries train station to the festival site.
"It worked perfectly," said Hamburg residents Miri and Daniel, who were responsible for on-site processing.
Organizer Müller only had criticism for the weather: "It was a bit too hot."
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The guests were in a good mood, some of whom had traveled far to be able to celebrate to their music.
© Hans Demmel
Advance ticket sales had gone well, but at the start with “Alma” the space in front of the stage was barely full.
But then it got more and more crowded, a good 1000 visitors quickly got going.
Among them Agnes and Benny, who moved to Wegscheid a year ago.
“Honestly, we are totally positively surprised.
We didn't expect a festival like this here,” said Agnes happily.
And then my music is played pretty much exactly. ”Of course, Benny is more into Helene Fischer.
"It fits," he smiled when Marc de Pulse took care of the sound.
"Einmusik" inspires with House, Techno, Trance and Breakbeats elements
At the Leipziger there was little room for cozy music.
The spectrum ranged from minimal to tech house and techno.
All those who were involved are considered internationally renowned figures.
Of course also “single music”.
The Berliner is a real jack of all trades in the scene, and now inspires people all over the world with his music as a DJ or live act.
His sets are peppered with numerous eerily beautiful, melancholic and ethereal passages.
Samuel Kindermann, that's his real name, inspired with house, techno, trance and breakbeat elements.
His tracks were lively, refreshing and varied.
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These two festival participants danced well – with perfectly coordinated choreography.
© Hans Demmel
The audience got more and more excited, danced and jumped exuberantly on the site, which was ideally suited for the festival.
And sweating in the high summer temperatures.
Remedy was provided at numerous food stands.
A group of friends who had come to Lenggries from Mühldorf am Inn really enjoyed it.
"We are mainly here because of Felix Kröcher and will use the day to relax at the Sylvenstein tomorrow," they revealed before the performance of the Frankfurt techno legend.
Kröcher convinced the fans with energetic techno beats.
A relaxed mood prevailed as night slowly fell over the site and Daniela Hensel brought the finale to a close.
An event came to an end that not only Miri and Daniel will have fond memories of: "An incredibly relaxed event, with great DJs, nice people, fantastic weather, in front of a fantastic backdrop." And organizer Florian Müller summed up: "Sebastian and I are satisfied because the people are too.
It remains to be seen what the bottom line will be.
Now it has to be cleaned up for two days.
Everything should be spot on.”
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