State work of the Evangelical Trumpet Choirs in Baden
The regional work of the Evangelical Trombone Choirs in Baden , also Baden Trombone Work , looks after 5500 wind players in currently more than 250 trombone choirs in the area of the Evangelical Regional Church in Baden . The area extends from Wertheim via Heidelberg , Mannheim , Karlsruhe , Pforzheim , Freiburg im Breisgau to Konstanz and Überlingen .
goals and tasks
In the relevant order of trumpet work in the Evangelical Church in Baden from 2013, the close connection between the tasks of the trumpet choirs and the “proclamation of the gospel” is formulated. According to this, they are committed to the church's mandate and with their music they serve "the spread of faith, the liturgical organization of the worship service, the development of the congregation, pastoral care and service to others". In addition, a general cultural task in society is formulated.
The Baden Trombone Work offers its members trumpet days, advanced training courses, courses, festive worship services and leisure time. A big trombone day takes place regularly , for which 2000 wind players from all over Baden come together to spend the weekend and make music together.
Especially talented wind players of brass choirs are open three choices ensembles: The North Badische Brass Ensemble under the direction of the country trombone Warts Armin Schaefer , the Mittellbadische Bläserkreis and Südbadische Brass Ensemble under the direction of the country trombone Warts Heiko Petersen . The youth trombone choirs, each consisting of around 25 wind players, offer young people the opportunity to gain musical support.
The wind group of the University of Church Music Heidelberg (called "KI") serves church music students as a practice choir during their wind choir conducting lessons. It is under the direction of the state trombonist Armin Schaefer.
history
The first trombone choirs in Baden were created before 1900, e.g. in Hugsweiner (1882), the CVJM's trombone choir in Heidelberg (1888), the Lutheran trombone choir Ispringen (1890) and the trombone choirs in Ittlingen (1890) in Blankenloch , Friedrichstal and Unteröwisheim (1896) and Eschelbronn -Daisbach (1899).
Overarching forms of organization emerged from the 1920s, for example through the federal or state trombone warden Heinrich Großmann, who held this office in the Upper Rhine Christian Young Men Association until 1934. The various choirs got to know each other through the organization of regional trombone days in Freiburg / Br., Heidelberg, Karlsruhe and Pforzheim.
The Association of Protestant Trombone Choirs in Germany was founded on May 8, 1934, and the previous associations had to join. On June 6, 1934, the state association of Protestant trombone choirs in Baden was founded and Berthold Stober (Pforzheim-Dillweißstein) was appointed regional chairman and state trombonist.
organization
Organs of the Baden trombone work are the State Representatives Day (LVT) , the State Working Group (LAK) and the Steering Committee (LA) . Further other organs are the provincial chairwoman or the provincial chairman, the provincial trombone attendant or the provincial trombone attendant and the manager.
The regional work of the Evangelical Trombone Choirs in Baden is assigned to the Evangelical Upper Church Council (EOK) in Karlsruhe and in 2007 employs a full-time managing director based in the EOK as well as two regional trombone attendants , who are regionally based in North and South Baden.
The Baden trombone work is headed by a regional working group of 17 people. This specifies the targets for the full-time employees. It is chaired by a regional chairman elected for six years, currently the former Baden regional bishop Ulrich Fischer .
The state work of the Evangelical Trombone Choirs in Baden is a member of the Evangelical Trumpet Service in Germany (EPiD) and a member of the Baden-Württemberg State Music Council .
literature
- State work of the Ev. Trombone Choirs in Baden (Ed.): Badisches Posaunenchor Journal . Frequency: from 1997–2004 four issues per year, since 2005 three issues per year
- Karl Jäckle, Dieter Bischoff (ed.): From the history of the evangelical trombone work in Baden . Karlsruhe 1986
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Regulations for trombone work in the Evangelical Church in Baden from March 26, 2013 . Retrieved February 27, 2020
- ↑ Event portal of the Baden trombone work. Retrieved February 27, 2020
- ^ Ensembles of the Baden trombone work. Retrieved February 27, 2020
- ^ Karl Jäckle, Dieter Bischoff (Ed.): From the history of the evangelical trombone work in Baden . Karlsruhe 1986