styriarte Klangwolke

The whole of Styria becomes a concert hall again

In 2023, Beethoven's "Eroica" was on the program, this year there is Dvořák's symphony "From the New World"

(Bild: styriarte/Nikola Milatovic)

Preparations are already in full swing: the Styriarte Klangwolke, broadcast by ORF, is an annual highlight of the Styrian music festival. On July 12, public viewings at more than 25 locations across Styria will once again be held.

Last year, the enthusiasm of the international Styriarte Youth Orchestra was not only transmitted to the audience in the Helmut-List-Halle in Graz, but also to the many listeners and viewers of the broadcast on Radio Steiermark and ORF III. Conductor Mei-Ann Chen made Beethoven's "Eroica" shine heroically.

This year, a no less stirring work is on the program of the Klangwolke, which will cover Styria from 9 pm on 12 July: Antonín Dvořák's ninth symphony "From the New World", with whose rich tonal colors and emotional power the composer took New York by storm in 1873.

Young, international orchestra
This year, the Styriarte Youth Orchestra is once again made up of international musicians who are still at the very beginning of their careers. And once again, a production by Adrian Schvarzstein will liven up the musical events.

26 Styrian locations from Ardning to Voitsberg are offering a public viewing where you can experience the Klangwolke together. Of course, you can also watch live in the List Hall or in the comfort of your living room - depending on your preference.