Full church in Mariahof: Grazluppas inspire at the concert evening!

Full church in Mariahof: Grazluppas inspire at the concert evening!

A full house and exuberant mood: The concert evening of the "Grazluppas" singing group in the parish church of Mariahof was a complete success. Almost 30 young singers performed under the direction of chairwoman Barbara Wohllesser and choir director Gregor Rackl, and the spectators were thrilled. All seating and armchair places in the beautiful Roman Catholic parish church of Mariä Himmelfahrt, which has been part of the St. Lambrecht Abbey for over 900 years, were fully booked. The church is not only a place of faith, but also a witness to the cultural diversity and history of the Neumarkt region in Styria, as reports Austria.

The evening began with the thrilling gospel "Hey Done Marvelous Things", which immediately captivated the audience. The audience was enthusiastic about the further performances, including songs such as "play hacs", "S should stay" and the well -known "Rolling in the deep". The evening was moderated by Barbara Wohllesser and Sabine Galler, who led the audience through the varied program. The new Abbot Father Alfred Eichmann and Mayor Josef Maier and District Obmann Gert Rundhammer did not miss the opportunity to praise the talents of the young singers.

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A true crowd favorite were the "Mini - Grazluppas", the youth group under the direction of Sara Marie Galler. They performed two songs and received special applause for this. The music group "Huizvahlt" from St. Peter am Kammersberg also made musical contributions, which further fueled the festive mood. After the concert, celebrating in the courtyard of the rectory was far from over; The visitors enjoyed the sociable evening to the fullest.

The parish church, which is consecrated to the Festival of Assumption and belongs to the Diocese of Graz-Seckau, is not only an important religious site, but also offers historical charm. The Gothic church building, whose roots go back to 1066, has a lot to offer: from impressive altars and baroque decorations to a unique vault with picturesque details from around 1500. These aspects, together with loving care and the continuous history, make the church a cultural treasure in the region that the culture Styria promotes and supports.