Dreams that have been anchored in the Porsche DNA for 75 years. Dreams that came true thanks to brave and passionate pioneers.
Over and over, the evening illustrated the major role that dreams have played at Porsche. The show was accompanied by driving action in the sports cars related to the respective act. Between speeches from Oliver Blume, Dr Wolfgang Porsche, Head of Design Michael Mauer, Dr Frank-Steffen Walliser, Head of Overall Vehicle Architecture, and brand ambassador Timo Bernhard, the audience enjoyed spectacular stage shows composed of music, light and choreography. In the following four acts, contemporary witnesses, brand ambassadors and Porsche representatives from 75 years of brand history applied themselves to the topics ‘Zeitgeist’, ‘Performance’, ‘Pioneering Spirit’ and ‘Dreams’.
Witnesses, brand ambassadors and Porsche representatives from 75 years of brand history For 75 years,” said Dr Wolfgang Porsche in front of 800 invited guests during the first act: ‘Heritage’.
Again and again we have succeeded in surprising and inspiring our customers. 1’ Roadster with the founding family member who has long exemplified the brand. Former racing driver Mark Webber piloted the 356 ‘No. Dr Porsche was driven to the stage in the sports car with which the foundation stone of the Porsche legend was laid. The program also launched a series of soundtrack LPs, among them 1994's Animaniacs: Songs from the Hit TV Series, Yakko's World, 1995's A Christmas Plotz and 1997's Hip-Hopera Christmas.At the end of his speech he announced Dr Wolfgang Porsche, who has been Chairman of the Supervisory Board for many years. studio sound stage which housed the legendary WB music director Carl Stalling decades earlier. A key component of Animaniacs' success was its music, authored primarily by supervising composer Richard Stone - the winner of two Daytime Emmy Awards for Achievement in Music Direction and Composition in addition to Original Song, the show was scored by a 30-piece orchestra on the same Warner Bros. Detailing the comic exploits of the anthropomorphic Warner siblings - brothers Yakko and Wakko and their sister Dot - the series was a hit with audiences and critics alike, earning the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award. The off-the-wall cartoon series Animaniacs was produced by Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment, making its broadcast debut on the Fox network on September 13, 1993.
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