Folk dance group Massenricht
The folk dance group Massenricht is a dance group from Massenricht in the Upper Palatinate in Bavaria , which has dedicated itself to the spread and maintenance of folk dances. The group is regularly active nationwide and has already participated in several television recordings.
Television appearances
On August 20, 1989, the folk dance group Massenricht took part in a live production of the ZDF Sunday concert in the city of Amberg.
On November 6, 2000, an episode of the ARD production No beautiful country was broadcast for the first time, in which the folk dance group Massenricht participated. The recordings were made in the Upper Palatinate Open Air Museum Neusath-Perschen .
people
The folk dance group is inextricably linked with the name Hermann Frieser, honorary citizen of the former municipality of Massenricht, recipient of the 2007 Hanns Seidel Foundation Prize and long-time local carer of the Amberg-Sulzbach district . He founded the folk dance group and has chaired it ever since.
From the group grew out of the group Hans Wild, also long-time district home nurse of the district Amberg-Sulzbach, who for years taught the Kirwapaaren in the district Amberg-Sulzbach to dance.
Individual evidence
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