Event
Date(s)
Saturday
21.02.202615:00 - 18:00 o'clock
Donauschwäbisches Zentralmuseum
Schillerstraße 1
89077 Ulm
Schillerstraße 1
89077 Ulm
Music in the Habsburg Monarchy and the musical heritage of the Banat
Organiser Donauschwäbisches Zentralmuseum:
It is a well-known topos that music can express more than purely musical content. The great role that music played in the peripheral regions of the Habsburg Monarchy is clear from the list of composers who not only wrote for this region, but often gave concerts in the regions themselves.
From the marches of the regimental bands to the waltzes of the Congress of Vienna, composers with a direct connection to the Banat are presented in sound and words. These include Béla Bartók, who was born in 1881 in Großsanktnikolaus, and Emmerich Bartzer, born in Lowrin in 1895, who was particularly active in Hatzfeld.
The concert is a cooperative event organized by the Cultural Officer for the Danube Region, the DZM and the Landsmannschaft der Banater Schwaben e. V.
Please reserve tickets by February 13th at: Tel. 0731/96254-0 or e-mail: info@dzm-museum.de
Reserved tickets must be paid for and collected at the museum box office by 2.30 pm.
Admission: 10 Euro
From the marches of the regimental bands to the waltzes of the Congress of Vienna, composers with a direct connection to the Banat are presented in sound and words. These include Béla Bartók, who was born in 1881 in Großsanktnikolaus, and Emmerich Bartzer, born in Lowrin in 1895, who was particularly active in Hatzfeld.
The concert is a cooperative event organized by the Cultural Officer for the Danube Region, the DZM and the Landsmannschaft der Banater Schwaben e. V.
Please reserve tickets by February 13th at: Tel. 0731/96254-0 or e-mail: info@dzm-museum.de
Reserved tickets must be paid for and collected at the museum box office by 2.30 pm.
Admission: 10 Euro
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