Allgäu-Swabian Music Association

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Poster of the Allgäu-Swabian Music Association at the 20th International Youth Brass Orchestra Competition in the Sebastian Kneipp Middle School in Bad Wörishofen (2013)

The Allgäu-Swabian Music Association V. , or ASM for short , was founded in 1926 and is the oldest brass music association in Germany. According to the company's own information, 797 music associations, bands, youth bands, marching bands and alphorn groups with around 39,000 musicians are active in the Allgäu-Swabian Music Association. In addition, there are 48,000 sponsoring members, which results in a total of 87,000 members (as of 2015).

Like all Bavarian brass music associations, the ASM is organized in the Bavarian Brass Music Association (BBMV). The ASM is also a member of the Bavarian Music Council (BMR). The ASM office is located in the so-called Dossenberger Pfarrhof in Billenhausen , a district of the city of Krumbach in the Swabian district of Günzburg . The president of the ASM is Franz Josef Pschierer , the federal conductor is Thomas Hartmann.

The Allgäu-Swabian musicians were founded under the direction of Toni Scholl in 2014 with a Egerland line- up in order to carry on the great tradition of Egerland brass music. With this selection orchestra of the Allgäu-Swabian Music Association, which is trained in the special Egerland style, the focus is on the advanced and advanced character of the young wind musicians.

Districts

The Allgäu-Swabian Music Association is divided into the following districts:

  1. Kempten
  2. Sonthofen
  3. Feet
  4. Marktoberdorf
  5. Kaufbeuren
  6. Memmingen
  7. Lindau
  8. Illertissen
  9. New Ulm
  10. Mindelheim
  11. Krumbach - Tisogau
  12. Gunzburg
  13. Schwabmünchen
  14. Aichach - Friedberg
  15. augsburg
  16. Danube Ries
  17. Dillingen

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Franz Josef Pschierer, Dieter Böck: Guidelines for the implementation of district music festivals. (PDF; 634 KB) ASM information sheet. In: asm-online.de. January 2015, p. 5 , archived from the original on November 17, 2015 ; accessed on November 12, 2015 .
  2. ^ Presidium: Allgäu-Schwäbischer-Musikbund. In: asm-online.de. Retrieved November 12, 2015 .
  3. ↑ About us. In: asm-musikanten.de . Retrieved January 6, 2017.
  4. ^ Districts: Allgäu-Schwäbischer-Musikbund. In: asm-online.de. Retrieved November 12, 2015 .

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