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benefit concert in Hamburg-Harburg: absolute dedication to the fight against bone cancer

together in the fight against bone cancer: Singer and musician Eddy Winkelmann (from left), Professor Dr. Jürgen Bruns (Axis Research Foundation), presenter Bettina Tietjen, Peter Schuldt (Gospel Train) and the artist "Toro".

A benefit concert of the musical superlatives that Harburg and William Castle was currently have to offer. Under the motto "Together for bone cancer research" and sang, played music on Sunday the Harburg choir "Gospel Train", the Orchestra "Funky Hat", the "Wilhelm Burger Island Deerns and Elbinsel-songwriter Eddy Winkelmann. In the nearly packed auditorium at the Technical University Hamburg-Harburg (TUHH) They were thrilled the audience that none of them could go without an encore. For moments were the artists - they were mostly young people - forget the sad background to the charity event was this: The fight against bone cancer.

For the third time was the organizer of AXIS Research Foundation benefit concert at the TUHH. Initiated by Professor Dr. Jürgen Bruns, the principal of the comprehensive school Harburg Heidrun Pfeiffer and Peter Schuldt (Gospel Train) after the pupils of the GSH Frederic Pfeiffer had lost his battle against bone cancer.

"I am overwhelmed by the participation in this event," said Jürgen Bruns. With wit and charm

presenter Bettina Tietjen led by the three-hour event. Together with the choir director Peter Schuldt, who spontaneously jumped in for Ernst Brennecke, they auctioned off a donated each image of the artist Harburg "Toro" for 350 € and the former HSV-professional footballers Rudi Kargus (600 €). All participants also waived their fees in favor of bone cancer research.

who did not attend the concert can still do good later: When www.ebay.de under item number 200574331508 until next Sunday, 20 Feburary, the image of "Hamburger Speicherstdt" auctioned on canvas. Also dieser Erlös soll der Axis-Stiftung im Kampf gegen den Knochenkrebs eingesetzt werden.
Mein Artikel erschien am 16. Februar 2011 im  Hamburger Abendblatt

Das Publikum ließ den Chor "Gospel Train" (Foto) und die  "Funky Hats" aus Harburg sowie die "Inseldeerns" und Eddy Winkelmann aus Wilhelmsburg nicht ohne Zugabe gehen. Fotos + Text: Uschi Tisson (copyright)