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On the 27th of August, at 6 PM, the Organ Museum in Ostheim will host a captivating concert as part of this year's Ostheimer Organ Festival. The event will showcase music from the late Middle Ages, with works by renowned 14th-century composers Guillaume de Machaut and Guillaume Dufay, as well as contemporary young musician Elham Hamedi.
The concert will feature a performance on a replica of the Norrlanda organ, the world's oldest organ, dating back to 1350. This magnificent organ, a copy of which will be used for the concert, is located in Gotland, Sweden.
Four talented organists, Valeria Lanner, Jack Day, Emil Feuerstein, and Simon Fallert, will take to the stage to bring these ancient melodies to life. The concert aims to transport listeners musically to the late Middle Ages, offering a unique and immersive experience.
In addition to the carefully selected repertoire, the organists will display their impressive improvisational skills, adding an element of spontaneity and unpredictability to the performance. Elham Hamedi's compositions will also be premiered at the concert, providing a modern twist to the medieval music.
Admission to the concert is free, but donations are appreciated. This is the second event of this year's festival, and it promises to be an evening of enchanting music and historical significance. Don't miss out on this opportunity to step back in time and immerse yourself in the music of the late Middle Ages.
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