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As part of the Carinthian Brass Autumn festival, an additional concert will be presented featuring the Carinthian Wind Philharmonic. This exceptional orchestra is a project of the Carinthian Brass Music Association and brings together the finest musicians from across the region to form a powerful symphonic wind ensemble.
The Carinthian Wind Philharmonic stands for the highest artistic standards, impressive tonal colours, and a demanding, sophisticated repertoire. Among the ensemble’s musical highlights are its participation and national first prize at the top-level competition in Grafenegg in 2023, as well as a highly acclaimed concert as part of the Innsbruck Promenade Concerts in 2024. Under the direction of conductor Daniel Weinberger, this elite group of musicians presents the full richness and diversity of symphonic wind music at the highest level.
Programme information to follow.
Tickets:
Adults: €33
Youth / Students: €23 -
24.10.Concert Tour VoxBona
Saturday, 17 October – Sunday, 25 October 2026
Graz – Klagenfurt – OssiachTHE HUMAN BEING – “Voices of the Soul”
The Human Being – Voices of the Soul is a choral concert that explores the human soul in the defining and fragile moments of life.
Experience an evening of musical diversity and emotional depth. VoxBona presents a richly varied programme ranging from political commitment and spiritual longing to existential reflections on love, loneliness, and death.
Spanning works from the Renaissance to the present day — from the classical madrigal to contemporary choral music — the programme always places the HUMAN BEING at its centre: with all its longings and dreams, its love, joy, violence, and the many facets of its soul.
Below are a few selected works from the programme:“Advance Democracy” by Benjamin Britten
This work is a passionate appeal for the preservation of democracy. In 1938, Britten set Randall Swingler’s poem to music, creating an uncompromising political statement. Written in a time of profound uncertainty before the Second World War, the piece expresses deep concern over the erosion of democratic values. Britten employs the full expressive range of the human voice — from rhythmic whispering to bold layers of powerful fortissimo sound. The virtuosity and energy of the music form a compelling plea for freedom and humanity.“Even When He Is Silent” by Kim André Arnesen
Arnesen’s work is a deeply moving setting of an anonymous poem written by a Holocaust survivor. The music speaks of hope, faith, and the enduring strength of humanity even in the darkest times. Through both simple, touching harmonies and rapidly expanding clusters of sound, Arnesen succeeds in expressing universal emotions of despair, longing, and ultimately, consolation and hope.“Sagastipean” by Javier Busto
This choral work is a delicate and atmospheric love song to life and nature. The text by Inazio Mujika tells of a person lying in an apple orchard, surrounded by grass and blossoms, intertwining feelings of joy and sorrow with the elements of nature. Javier Busto’s music brings these moods vividly to life in three sections: a calm opening in which the choir gradually builds a cluster of scale-like tones; a lively dance introduced by the women’s voices in shifting, intricate rhythms; and finally an exhilarating, pop-inspired dance rhythm for the full choir, before concluding with a dreamlike melody that gently lulls the listener into rest.Programme
- Josef Rheinberger (1839–1901) — Abendlied
- Karin Rehnqvist (*1957) — I himmelen
- Johann Christoph Bach (1642–1703) — Der Gerechte
- Antonio Lotti (1667–1740) — Crucifixus
- Sven-David Sandström (1942–2019) — In Paradisum
- Kim André Arnesen (*1980) — Even When He Is Silent
- Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) — Warum ist das Licht gegeben
- Arvo Pärt (*1935) — The Deer’s Cry
- Javier Busto (*1949) — Sagastipean
- Stephen Paulus (1949–2014) — The Road Home
- Peder Karlsson (*1963) — Gøta
- Caroline Shaw (*1982) — Allemande
- Benjamin Britten (1913–1976) — Advance Democracy
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Admission freeORGANISER
VoxBona
Evangelische Kreuzkirchengemeinde Bonn
Adenauerallee 37
53113 Bonn
Germany
Stephanie Watin
Choir Management
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20 YEARS OF TROMBONE ATTRACTION
A Friendship Brought to Life in Sound Since 2006
For two decades, the four musicians of Trombone Attraction have shared the stage – and are now celebrating their 20th anniversary. Audiences can look forward to a diverse program featuring favorite pieces, defining works, and musical companions from along their journey. Musically versatile, stylistically boundless, and shaped by the ensemble’s shared history – all complemented by that distinctive touch of humor and stage presence that has always set their concerts apart. This anniversary concert is more than a musical journey through the past years: it is a vivid portrait of a long-standing artistic partnership – and an invitation to become part of this special story and celebrate together. Since 2006, the four gentlemen of Trombone Attraction have experienced a great deal. Together, they have won competitions, performed hundreds of concerts, traveled to numerous countries, recorded four and a half CDs, and brought their music to audiences around the world. They have earned money, spent even more, passed countless hours on airplanes, delayed trains, and in cars that were far too small, raised a glass of beer or wine to celebrate successes, failures, or simply the moment – and consumed an estimated 44,106 cups of espresso.
They have weathered professional and personal crises, lived, loved, practiced, rehearsed, laughed, cried, argued, and reconciled. They have married four wonderful women, had eight children, bought two apartments, and built four houses.
What holds them together goes beyond a shared profession. It is a friendship that has grown over the years – one you can hear in every note, every phrase, every shared breath.
Twenty years are not an endpoint. They are a milestone. And with every new breath, the story continues…
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Concert without intermission
This additional concert is not included in the Brass Pass 2026.
Tickets:
Standard price (adults): €28
Youth/Students: €19 -
4. - 6.12.
From December 4–6, 2026, the 2nd Advent will transform Ossiach Abbey into a sparkling Christmas wonderland
Program Highlights and further informations to follow