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As part of this year's Jahn Gymnastics Festival, the Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Society, in cooperation with the Freyburg parish office and the Berlin church music director and organist of the Marienkirche in Berlin, Kilian Nauhaus, and the internationally acclaimed gambist and Echo Klassik prizewinner, Thomas Fritzsch, are organizing a musical recital entitled: Friedrich Ludwig Jahn's friends from his time in Kolberg in the early 1820s included the master craftsman Ferdinand Meffert and his wife Emilie. In 1835, Jahn became godfather to their second child, their son Franz Ludwig. Jahn's letters to the Meffert family, most of which have been preserved, are an important source for Jahn research today. Franz Meffert became a teacher, worked as a grammar school director in Breslau, was politically active, published a number of works and died in Berlin in 1910. The Berlin church music director Kilian Nauhaus, a great-great-grandson of Franz Meffert, will talk about the family friendship between the Mefferts and the Jahns and draw a picture of the life of his ancestor Franz Meffert using letters and documents that have survived in the family's possession. The Freyburg gambist Thomas Fritzsch, cultural ambassador of the city of K\u00f6then and special ambassador of the Burgenland district, with whom Kilian Nauhaus has a long-standing musical collaboration, will provide the musical framework for the evening. Franz Meffert's contemporaries inscribed the words \"He did right and spared no one“ on his – grave in Jena, which has been preserved to this day. This is the motto of our evening, in which we want to commemorate this prominent figure from Jahn's circle. The event will take place on Friday, August 19, 2022, at 20:00 in the Freyburg church of St. Marien. Admission begins at 19:50.<\/p>\r\n

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Kilian Nauhaus<\/figcaption><\/figure>\r\n
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Gambist Thomas Fritzsch played his viola da gamba by Johann Casper G\u00f6bler, Breslau, 1784 on June 19, 2014 at the Bachmuseum Leipzig Thomaskirchhof next to the display case with the letter from 1787 and sheet music cover page in the display case.
Photo: Armin K\u00fchne ( Kuehne )<\/figcaption><\/figure>\r\n

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Im Rahmen des diesj\u00e4hrigen Jahnturnfestes veranstaltet die Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Gesellschaft e.V. in Kooperation mit dem Pfarramt Freyburg sowie dem Berliner Kirchenmusikdirektor und Organisten der Berliner Marienkirche, Kilian Nauhaus, und dem weltweit gefeierten Gambisten und Echo-Klassik-Preistr\u00e4ger, Thomas Fritzsch, einen musikalischen Vortragsabend unter dem Titel: Zu Friedrich Ludwig Jahns Freunden aus seiner Kolberger Zeit, Anfang der 1820er Jahre, geh\u00f6rten 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