CANCELLED: Blechschaden
The concert programme of the Elbphilharmonie and the Laeiszhalle cannot go ahead as planned due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. This event has had to be cancelled – it will not be rescheduled on an alternative date. Under the following link you can request a refund of your ticket price: Information on tickets refunds
In the new programme for their 2022 tour, the internationally well-known »fun formation« of the Munich Philharmonic once again mixes different musical genres to create a highly entertaining cocktail of tunes, garnished with interludes from the presenters that are simply a scream. (The name »Blechschaden« is a play on words: »Blech« means the brass section of an orchestra, while »Blechschaden« refers to bodywork damage on a car.)
The group is led by a Scotsman, Bob Ross, who has a pretty ebullient sense of humour. For all the professionalism that the members of the group bring to their work, Blechschaden’s prime objective is to make sure that the audience enjoys the music.
The newspaper Münchner Merkur aptly described the ensemble’s special ability thus: »Blechschaden dissolves all the boundaries between serious and light music with consummate skill«.
Performers
Blechschaden
Bernhard Peschl trumpet
Markus Rainer trumpet
Erich Rinner trumpet
Guido Segers trumpet
Franz Unterrainer trumpet
David Moltz french horn
Matias Pinera french horn
Matthias Fischer euphonium
Benjamin Appel trombone
Danny Bonvin trombone
Michael Schwarzfischer tuba
Michael Leopold drums
Arnold Riedhammer drums
director Bob Ross