Blasorchester Stadtmusik Luzern
Fanfare Concert
Bio
Blasorchester Stadtmusik Luzern is one of Switzerland's leading amateur wind orchestras, captivating generations of active members and a diverse audience from Switzerland and abroad with musical excellence. A key focus of the orchestra is the promotion of contemporary music and original wind orchestra literature. Blasorchester Stadtmusik Luzern regularly commissions renowned Swiss and international composers to create new works. In recent years, these have included John Mackey, Théo Schmitt, Jean Balissat, Jean-François Michel, and Stephan Hodel. Through these efforts, the orchestra not only expands its repertoire but also actively supports world premieres and Swiss premieres. As an innovative organizer, the orchestra continually sets new trends through projects such as the StadtMusikFest and the Lucerne Symphonic Wind Band Contest. It also demonstrates its passion for wind orchestra culture through regular participation in national and international competitions and festivals. Its tradition, history, and versatility make Blasorchester Stadtmusik Luzern an indispensable force in the Swiss music world. Through outstanding performances, visionary projects, and an unwavering commitment to strengthening the presence of symphonic wind music, the orchestra continues to inspire. Whether performing a modern composition, premiering a new work, or supporting young talents, Blasorchester Stadtmusik Luzern embodies the vitality of symphonic wind music—continuously for over 200 years.
- Dirigent | Hervé Grelat
Programma
| Rainfall on Pink City | Robert Groslot |
| Concertino for Piccolo and Band | Samuel Pascoal |
| Soloist: Eva-Maria Wobmann (Piccolo) | |
| The isle is full of noises | John Mackey |