An Evening of Music at the Mitzinger Concert in Ansbach
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The city of Ansbach, Germany, is set to resonate with the timeless music of Bach and his contemporaries during the Bach Week festival, running from August 6th to August 10th. Entitled "A Summer Full of Bach," the event promises a diverse lineup of concerts, not just musical performances, with a total of 38 events scheduled.
On Wednesday, August 6th, the festival kicks off with "Ansbach Day," which features two unique concerts: "Ansbach Sings" and "Ansbach Sounds." While specific details about "Ansbach Sounds" are yet to be announced, "Ansbach Sings" will take place at the Gumbertus Church at 11 am, and admission is priced at 5 euros. The audience will have the opportunity to join in the singing during this concert.
Highlights of the Bach Week include the performance of Mass in B minor by the Basel Chamber Orchestra at St. Gumbertus Church on August 8th, and a concert by the Basel Chamber Orchestra playing works by Bach, Handel, and Fasch on August 12th. An all-Bach concert featuring local soloists Mields, Wey, Grahl, Berndt, Barczi, Borhi, and Visser is also confirmed for August 13th.
For those seeking a free musical experience, the city of Ansbach will continue to resonate with music after the concert "Ansbach Sings," with the exact schedule for "Ansbach Sounds" to be announced.
It is worth noting that admission for "Ansbach Sounds" has not been specified, and the location of the event is yet to be confirmed. Both "Ansbach Sings" and "Ansbach Sounds" are conducted by Ludwig Böhme, the renowned conductor of the Windsbacher Boys' Choir.
The Bach Week in Ansbach offers more than just concerts, with a variety of events planned throughout the week. For precise schedules or descriptions for "Ansbach Sings" and "Ansbach Sounds," visiting the official Bach Week Ansbach website or contacting the organizers directly is recommended.
The festival concludes on Sunday, August 10th, marking the end of a week filled with the enchanting music of Bach and his contemporaries in the heart of Ansbach.
Other than the scheduled concerts during the Bach Week festival, "Ansbach Sounds" promises another form of entertainment, offering an additional musical experience with specific details yet to be announced. The exact location and admission for "Ansbach Sounds" are yet to be confirmed.
