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12-Jun-2009
Accordion Orchester Klingenthal in Castelfidardo – Italyby Holda Paoletti-Kampl |
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| The Accordion Orchester Klingenthal, together with an official delegation of their city hall, came to visit their partnership town Castelfidardo. 4 days full with events and exciting touring was on their program, which took them to visit the archaeological museum in Ancona, which is the biggest in the centre of Italy. The famous caves of Frasassi, the holy Basilica of Loreto, and of course of great interest to all members of the orchestra, was the visit in the Castelfidardo Accordion Museum. Another highlight during their stay was a live TV-appearance during the RAI 3 news edition on Saturday at 2pm. Wonderful weather for the first days, with plenty of sunbathing and 2 evening concerts made their journey to Italy complete. The concert evening in the Astra Theater was a great pleasure for all participants. A vidoclip made by Beniamino Bugiolacchi (city hall/culture curator) and Aldo Belmonti (President of the local Pro Loco) showed the story from the beginning of the partnership between the towns Klingenthal and Castelfidardo, with many moments of the ceremony and the most important features of the German city. On Sunday evening a concert took place in Loreto. Photos show - The Orchestra with Gerhard Plesch on the mouth harmonica and Karl L ipsius performing on the keyboard /top image The Orchestgra getting ready for the live-TV appearance on RAI3 Speeches made by Mirco Soprani, the Mayor of Castelfidardo (Image below)and Manfred Gàbler (image middle/left), Vice Mayor of Klingenthal, on stage with Holda and Beniamino Bugiolacchi, who presented the evening. Orchestra Director Karl L ipsius presenting an homage to the Accordion Museum www.accordions.com/museum.htm" target="_blank">www.accordions.com/museum (Mr. Vincenzo Canali) (image middle/right) (All photos by: Photo Nisi) |