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Ronny Weiland- Sind die Lichter angezündet - Sind die Lichter angezündet
Sunday, 11/29/2026 at 4:00 PM
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Ronny Weiland- Sind die Lichter angezündet - Sind die Lichter angezündet
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Sind die Lichter angezündet…
mit Ronny Weiland
So heißt das Weihnachtsprogramm von Ronny Weiland. Der Titel „Sind die Lichter angezündet“ ist vielen sicher auch vom Rundfunk-Kinderchor in Leipzig bekannt.
Hans Sandig vertonte das Gedicht von Erika Engel das mit den Worten endet „Überall soll Friede sein“.
Der Kerzenschein gehört ohne Frage zur Weihnachtszeit dazu wie Weihnachtsbaum und Glockenklang. All dies wird natürlich auch in den schönsten traditionellen Weihnachtsliedern besungen.
Wie schon zu seiner Konzerttour „Erinnerungen an Ivan Rebroff“ gastiert Ronny auch mit seinem Weihnachtsprogramm in Konzerthäusern und Kirchen. Die Besucher dürfen sich auf ein zweiteiliges Konzertprogramm freuen, besinnlich, aber auch fröhlich, so darf Weihnachten sein!
Der 1. Teil wird mit den „Großen Gefühlen“ gestaltet sein mit Titeln wie zum Beispiel „Die Moldau“, „Betende Hände“ und „Gib Eltern etwas wieder“, bevor Ronny im 2. Teil mit Weihnachtsliedern zum Lauschen, Träumen und auch zum Mitsingen einlädt. Diese warme Gesangsstimme ist zur Interpretation von Liedern zur Weihnachtszeit geradezu prädestiniert und wird es auch diesmal an ein Gefühl der Rührung nicht fehlen lassen. Ronny Weiland schafft es immer wieder, seine Gäste in den Bann zu ziehen und zu begeistern. Treue und Dankbarkeit seiner ständig wachsenden Fangemeinde sind ein Indiz dafür! Mit „eine der besten Stimmen Deutschlands“ wurde Ronny in einem TV-Auftritt von Stefan Mross angesagt.
Und diese Stimme lädt Sie zu „Sind die Lichter angezündet“ ein, um Sie auf die besinnlichste Zeit des Jahres einzustimmen, wenn in stiller Nacht die Glocken süß erklingen und der Schnee leise rieselt, während der kleine Trommler auf das Christkind wartet.
Fotograf: Hartwig Mähler
Einlass 15:30 UHRAre the lights on…
with Ronny Weiland
This is the Christmas program by Ronny Weiland. The title “Are the lights on” is surely known to many from the children's choir of the radio in Leipzig.
Hans Sandig set the poem by Erika Engel to music, which ends with the words “There shall be peace everywhere.”
The glow of candles undoubtedly belongs to the Christmas season just like Christmas trees and the sound of bells. All of this is, of course, sung in the most beautiful traditional Christmas carols.
As with his concert tour “Memories of Ivan Rebroff,” Ronny also performs with his Christmas program in concert halls and churches. Visitors can look forward to a two-part concert program, contemplative, but also cheerful; that’s how Christmas should be!
The first part will be shaped by the “Great Feelings” with titles such as “The Moldau,” “Praying Hands,” and “Give Parents Something Back,” before Ronny invites the audience in the second part to listen to, dream about, and also sing along with Christmas carols. This warm singing voice is predestined for interpreting songs for the Christmas season and will not fail to evoke a feeling of emotion this time as well. Ronny Weiland always manages to captivate and inspire his guests. Loyalty and gratitude from his constantly growing fanbase are an indication of that! Ronny was introduced as “one of the best voices in Germany” during a TV appearance by Stefan Mross.
And this voice invites you to “Are the lights on” to attune you to the most contemplative time of the year when, in the still of night, the bells ring sweetly, and the snow softly falls while the little drummer waits for the Christ Child.
Andy Borg said about Ronny Weiland in his show, "---he has the best voice he has ever heard live" and Stefan Mross announced him at "Immer wieder Sonntags" as one of the best voices in Germany.
His entertainment program spans from classical, musical to modern sounds, and he always surprises his guests with new facets! His extensive repertoire includes, for example, "Die Abendglocken", "Suliko", "Der Walzer Nr. 2", "Anatevka", and of course "Kalinka".
But also the "Prisoners' Chorus from Nabucco" and "Ave Maria".
In many conversations and letters, the audience thanked Ronny Weiland for his songs being good for the soul and they were able to experience every concert full of feelings and emotions. And guests who experienced him for the first time said that they had not expected this and had never heard such a voice live.
Ronny Weiland is now one of the few artists who still present this music to the mature audience. With a powerful bass, which is often compared to Ivan Rebroff! The trained master stonemason received great support from the management of his great role model "Ivan Rebroff" at the beginning of his career. They recognized what was in Ronny Weiland and immediately made a connection to Ivan Konsulov in Switzerland, who further trained Ronny in singing.
When visitors thank at the end of a concert, having shed a tear or two, and Ronny is spontaneously hugged by guests, it becomes clear how he continues to touch the hearts of people with his unique voice and down-to-earth nature! It is said that anyone who has experienced and heard him once cannot get rid of this impressive voice!
Hallo, ich bin Maya.
