As of: February 8, 2024, 6:02 p.m
By: Theresa Kuchler
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The students from the Weilheim music school did well in Landsberg.
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Numerous young musicians from the district and Lechrain shone at the regional “Jugend musiziert” competition.
Some are now even allowed to appear before the jury at the state competition.
District - It is probably the largest music competition in Germany: At “Jugend musiziert” thousands of young talents from all over the country demonstrate their skills every year.
At the regional competition, which took place in Landsberg with 82 participants, numerous instrumentalists from the region took part.
More than 20 of them can look forward to very good results, and three of them are even going to the state competition in Kempten in March.
As Franziska Mayr-Probst from the Landsberg Music School explains, the young musicians must receive at least 23 points with distinction in the regional competition in order to be able to face the jury of the state competition.
A certain age is also required for participants to move on to the next stage of the competition.
Forwarding is only possible from age group III.
This corresponds to students in a 7th or 8th grade.
Young instrumentalists shine at “Jugend musiziert” in Landsberg
The guitarist Coco Josepha Ludovika Dörfler from Seeshaupt, among others, won an impressive first prize with passage to the state competition.
Jonas Wenzel from Habach also impressed with his guitar and won first prize with forwarding.
Aurel Steinmeier from Denklingen impressed in the “Horn” category: With his first prize, he can also compete in the state competition in Kempten.
Eva Kölcze (Denklingen) accompanied him on the piano.
Anatol Kretschmann from Dießen, who won first prize with forwarding with his clarinet, was accompanied on the piano by Annette Schropp from Kinsau.
And numerous young musicians from the region have also achieved great results: guitarist Matthias Zach from Antdorf can be happy about the first prize he achieved.
Students from the Schongau Music School also took part in the regional competition (from left): Elena Wolf (violin), Magdalena Echtler (saxophone) and Samuel Wolf (piano).
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Franziska Finsterwalder (Wessobrunn) and Olivia Babilon (Weilheim) won first prize in age group III on the four- to eight-handed piano and on two pianos, respectively.
Felix and Emilia Truckenbrodt (both Weilheim) also won first prize in this category and age group.
In the same category, but for age group Ib, the pianists Ruixi Wang and Sophia Schmittner (both Weilheim) won first prize.
Meanwhile, the piano players Gregor Behrndt (Wielenbach) and Arne Duppel (Pähl) received second prize for age group II in the same category.
In the Ib age group, Richard Wenzel and Enya Pröbstl from Weilheim won first prize on the four- to eight-handed piano and on two pianos, respectively.
By the way: Everything from the region is also available in our regular Schongau newsletter. And in our Weilheim-Penzberg newsletter.
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In the duo category “Piano and String Instrument”, Joshua Bub from Wielenbach was able to impress on the piano and Anna-Maria Berger (Garmisch-Partenkirchen) on the cello.
They won a 2nd prize in the V age group.
Leander Hofer (cello) and Yibai Zhang (piano) from Weilheim also competed as a duo and won second prize.
In the same category and age group III, violinist Sophia Kopp (Penzberg) and pianist Luise Dehnicke (Seeshaupt) also won first prize.
The duo Elena (violin) and Samuel Wolf (piano) from Fuchstal can look forward to a second prize in this category and age group Ib.
Gabriel Steinmeier from Denklingen won first prize on the clarinet in age group V.
Saxophonist Magdalena Echtler from Bernbeuren also won a great first prize in her age group III.
“Youth make music” in Grünwald: piano teacher Eva Müller is happy about many first prizes
Most of the students of piano teacher Eva Müller from Wielenbach won first prizes at the regional competition “Jugend musiziert” in Grünwald.
“The students were very hard-working and invested a lot of time and energy in rehearsals together,” explains Müller about the preparations.
Her students competed in the competition in the categories “Piano Four Hands” and “Duo Piano and a String Instrument”.
First prizes with forwarding to the state competition went to Felix Truckenbrodt and Nikolaus Gahleitner (piano four-handed) – age group III;
Cathrin Willberg (piano) and Hannah Thalmann (violin; Beate Schad class) – AG II;
Nikolaus Gahleitner (piano) and Josephine Kohlpaintner (violin; Kl. Schad) – AG IV.
First prizes (without forwarding) went to Sophia Schmittner and Ruixi Wang (piano four hours) – AG Ib;
Alisia Schindler and Xin Chen Xie (piano four hours) – AG Ib;
Maria Theresa Ruschke and Cathrin Willberg (piano four hours) – AG II;
Franziska Finsterwalder and Olivia Babilon (piano four hours) – AG III;
Felix and Emilia Truckenbrodt (piano four hours) – AG III;
Sophia Schmittner (piano) and Lilly Marie Wild (violin; Kl. Schad) – AG Ib;
Kim Nowak (piano) and Ludwig Epple (violin; Kl. Schad) – AG Ib;
Felix Truckenbrodt (piano) and Margareta Fopp (violin; Kl. Schad) – AG III.
Second prizes went to Arne Duppel and Gregor Behrndt (piano four hours) – AG II;
Helena Miltner and Jacob Ma (piano four hours) – AG II;
Jacob Ma (piano) and Rodrigo Benites (violin; Kl. Gertud Rudhart) – AG Ib;
Joshua Bub (piano) and Anna Maria Berger (cello; Kl. Ulla Biedermann) – AG V.