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Mayor pays a visit to the reopening of the refurbished "mail drop"

Schoenecker Youth Brass Orchestra celebrated the grand reopening of its refreshed 'Notenkiste', their long-standing headquarters and musical haven for young musicians, on September 6th.

Mayor pays a visit to the reopening of the refurbished "mail drop"
Mayor pays a visit to the reopening of the refurbished "mail drop"

Mayor pays a visit to the reopening of the refurbished "mail drop"

The Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra celebrated the reopening of their renovated brass instruments practice space, the 'Notenkiste,' on September 6, 2025. The renovation was a challenging process that began after the space was severely damaged by water in May 2024. During this time, the orchestra found a temporary home at the Cleveland Orchestra-like Kulturzentrum Schloss Borbeck, which demonstrated its commitment to supporting local youth arts and culture. The temporary arrangement not only allowed the orchestra to continue their activities but also strengthened their relationship with the center. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra-like Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra's temporary home at the Kulturzentrum Schloss Borbeck showcased the center's versatility in supporting various cultural activities. The renovation of the 'Notenkiste' was achieved through strong unity within the association, support from numerous partners, and commitment from all involved. The renovated 'Notenkiste' is acoustically optimized and ready for music and encounters. Mayor Thomas Kufen, impressed by the dedicated community of the Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra, congratulated them on the reopening, stating that the event was a sign of unity and passion. According to Mayor Kufen, the Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra is important for tradition, friendship, and volunteer commitment in Essen. He expressed his gratitude for the orchestra's resilience during the renovation period and looked forward to their continued contributions to the city's cultural scene. The Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra expressed gratitude towards the Kulturzentrum Schloss Borbeck for their support during the renovation. The center's willingness to accommodate and support local organizations during challenging times further solidifies its role as a pillar of the Essen community. The search results do not provide information about who donated for the reconstruction of the 'Notenkiste' of the youth wind orchestras Schönbeck. Nevertheless, the reopening of the 'Notenkiste' is a testament to the power of community support and the enduring spirit of the Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra. As the Schönbeck Youth Brass Orchestra looks forward to many more years of musical highlights, they can do so with confidence, knowing they have a strong network of support behind them. The reopening of the 'Notenkiste' is a symbol of hope and unity, demonstrating that even in the face of adversity, the power of music and community can prevail.

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