Concert of Emotions with Ronny Weiland

Ronny Weiland, the singer with the distinctive deep goosebump-inducing voice, is going on a Germany tour with his new program "Concert of Emotions." The idea for this show arose from numerous audience reactions. In conversations and letters, it was repeatedly emphasized how much his songs soothe the soul and how intensely feelings and emotions are experienced during each concert. The "Concert of Emotions" brings together great successes of the masters and classical melodies. Among the pieces performed are "Joy, Beautiful Spark of Gods," "Ave Maria," and the Prisoners' Chorus from "Nabucco." Memories of childhood and youth are awakened when Weiland sings beautiful old German folk songs—songs from the parental home that many learned in school and that accompany them throughout their lives. The program also includes titles from his own pen, such as "Praying Hands" and "Give Parents Something Back." A special highlight is the "Volga Song" from Franz Lehár's operetta "The Tsarevich," with which Weiland regularly fulfills heartfelt wishes. With his extraordinary voice, Ronny Weiland is now among the few artists who continue to present this music to a more mature audience. The trained stonemason received significant support at the beginning of his career from the management of his idol, Ivan Rebroff. The potential of the Thuringian was quickly recognized, leading to contact with Ivan Konsulov in Switzerland, who furthered his vocal training. When visitors at the end of a concert express their gratitude, shed tears of emotion, and spontaneously hug the singer, it shows how deeply his unique voice and down-to-earth manner touch hearts. A musical experience full of feeling and expressiveness.