Fanfare procession Greiz
The Fanfarenzug Greiz in 1964 on the initiative of the teacher Eberhard Andreä in Greiz founded.
In 1969 the fanfare parade first took part in the GDR gymnastics and sports festival in Leipzig . Since 1974 the Greiz Fanfarenzug has been district champion of the Gera district on several occasions . Due to the consistently very good performance, he became a member of the special class of the DTSB of the GDR .
The musicians use the E / S-Umschaltfanfare, the marching drum and the high drum called "tom-tom" as instruments . The latter instrument is only played by girls and women.
Awards
- 1999: Vice-champion of the Thuringian fanfare trains in Klengel-Serba
- 2000: Thuringian champion in Gera
- 2008: Winner of the "Lausitz Cup" in Hoyerswerda
- 2009: Thuringian master in Klengel-Serba
- 2010: Vice-champion of the Thuringian fanfare trains in Zeulenroda-Triebes
- 2011: Vice-champion of the Thuringian fanfare trains in Ichtershausen
- 2013: Winning the show cup of the state capital Potsdam for the fanfaronade
- 2014: Fourth place in the show evaluation in the second division of the 24th Fanfaronade 2014 in Brandenburg / Havel
- 2015: Second place in the overall ranking of the second division at the 25th Fanfaronade 2015 in Strausberg (1st place march, 2nd place show)
- 2015: At the Thuringian State Championships in Ilmenau , the only move in the open valuation was the highest mark "Very good"
- 2016: 26th Fanfaronade in Neustrelitz 1st place in the second division march category and 1st place in the show category
Participation in world records
In 2013, the Greiz Fanfaronade took part in two world record attempts for the Guinness Book of Records as part of the Fanfaronade. A world record for the longest line of fanfare players was recognized.
In 2016, the Greiz fanfare parade took part in a world record attempt for the Guinness Book of Records as part of the 26th Fanfaronade: Biggest star march of fanfare and minstrel parades 820 musicians .
