Singing concert of the tenors: big hits in the St. Sabinen Church!

Singing concert of the tenors: big hits in the St. Sabinen Church!

Prenzlau, Deutschland - On July 26, 2025, the city of Prenzlau is expecting a very special musical event: the sing -along concert with the popular singers Toni di Napoli and Pietro Pato. The venue is the impressive St. Sabinen Church, which opens its doors from 7.30 p.m. The event is presented by Tenöre4you and promises to become a melodic feast for young and old.

The two tenors have a varied repertoire in their luggage that combines both pop and classical elements. Guests can look forward to famous titles such as "You Raise Me Up", "Caruso" and "Time to Say Goodbye". The anticipation is already noticeable, because the concert not only offers great music, but also the opportunity to raise the voice yourself and sing along.

a festival for the senses

The event promises an extremely entertaining experience. The combination of captivating live singing in the Italian singing style and an impressive light show ensures goosebumps and certainly exceeds all expectations of the visitors. Well-known melodies such as "Volare", "My Way" and "Nessun Dorma" will come into their own in the atmosphere of the St. Sabinen Church.

There is still something good for the music lovers to report: ten percent of ticket sales go to the support association of the St. Sabinen Church. Each buyer also supports the cultural heritage of the region.

cards and event details

The tickets are already available for 24 euros in advance and cost 26 euros at the box office. Secure your admission ticket at the following places in Prenzlau:

• Evangelisches parish office, Friedrichstrasse 40
• Blumenhaus Maaß, Woldegker Straße 3
• City Information, Marktberg 2

In addition, the tickets can be conveniently online via the websites tenoere4you.de and eventim.de

prepare for an unforgettable evening full of music and community! The sing -along concert with Toni di Napoli and Pietro Pato will certainly be a highlight of cultural life in Prenzlau.