Concert evening: Magic of the Isar | WWF Germany

Concert evening: Magic of the Isar

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The "Magic of the Isar" concert took place on March 14, 2023, the International Day of Action for Rivers. In the concert, the approximately 17-kilometer-long course of the "Upper Isar" from Krün downstream to the Sylvenstein reservoir was musically celebrated. Because it is unique: It is the last branched wild river landscape in Germany that still exists. In cooperation with the Munich Philharmonic / the Orchestra of Change, the photographers of the Munich - Southern Bavaria regional group of the Society for Nature Photography (GDT) and the nature filmmaker Jürgen Eichinger, WWF Germany organized this concert evening, a musical approach to the Isar. At the end of the evening, the trio of Josef Brustmann, Benny Schäfer and Sebastian Horn played their song "Isara rapidus" for the first time, which they dedicated to the wild landscape of the Isar.

The concert took place as part of the "Living Rivers" project, which is significantly funded by the @DeutschePostcodeLotterie and supported by the PSD Bank München eG and the heating company Vaillant.

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