Neunkirchen celebrates music talents: Mathias Lorenz crowned the national winner!
Neunkirchen celebrates music talents: Mathias Lorenz crowned the national winner!
On March 12, 2025, the cult music competition "Prima La Musica" took place in Lower Austria, in which 700 young talents from all over the federal state competed. Mathias Lorenz particularly stood out among the participants, a seven -year -old flutist from Neunkirchen, who scored the highest number of points in his age group and was awarded an award. The competition, which is a challenge for all participants, required that each of them plays alone on stage for 15 minutes, which is a great performance for many children.
Markus Lorenz, the father of Mathias, expressed appreciatively about the high quality and the use of teachers at the Neunkirchner music school. He emphasized the important role of these teachers for the musical development of the students and expressed hope that this positive development will continue despite administrative changes in the music schools.
success in competition and strong competition
The competition comprised a total of 15 rating categories and took place at five different venues. In addition to Mathias Lorenz, Raphael Simon from St. Corona also achieved a first prize with award. Numerous music talents from the district of Neunkirchen took part, in particular from the Kirchberg Music School and the Paradis Music School Warth-Bromberg-Scheiblingkirchen. Overall, 121 children and adolescents qualified for the federal competition that will take place in Brixen.
The participants and their families are now preparing for the next stage of the competition, in which the best will compete against each other. The achievements of these young musicians are not only proof of their talent, but also for the commitment of the music schools in Vienna, which enable excellent training.
perspectives for musical talents
The award of Mathias and other talents shows the success story of the “Prima La Musica” competition, which not only serves as a platform for prospective musicians, but also as an incentive for many children to develop their musical skills. Through the possibility of gaining valuable experiences on stage, they are further motivated to deepen their passion for music.
In addition, the participants also discussed other topics during the competition, including ideas for the use of empty municipal objects to create new facilities, such as a kindergarten, as well as information about the cheapest petrol stations in Lower Austria. Such initiatives can contribute to improving the local infrastructure and giving new buoyancy to the sense of community.Overall, the competition shows that the musical training and support of young talents is an important social task, which should continue to experience support and appreciation in the future. MeinDzirk reports of these developments and the success of the local musicians. Further information about music competitions and awards in Austria can be found on Musikaustria .
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