Capital of Culture 2024

Attwenger on the mountain pasture and ice sounds on the Dachstein

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02.09.2024 13:00

Attwenger rocked an alpine pasture on the Dachstein, trumpeter Thomas Gansch thrilled audiences in the ice caves at the extraordinary "Eisklang" concert series. The Capital of Culture also uses musical events to focus on nature, which is undergoing explosive changes due to melting glaciers and climate change.

The duo Markus Binder and Hans-Peter Falkner aka Attwenger are not only good at "Gstanzln", but also dare to try something new. On Saturday, they played at the Schönberg-Alm in the Dachstein region. They arrived with drums and button accordion, played "Hadern" and hits from current albums. The fans made themselves comfortable on the meadow - Woodstock feeling and a plea for gentle tourism, as climate change was also a topic.

In the ice caves
It was Thomas Gansch's turn in the coveted "Eisklang concerts". After a comfortable cable car ride up to the Schönbergalm and a short walk on a paved footpath, there was a guided tour through the giant ice cave past the bear cemetery until the concert in the Parsivaldom finally delighted the audience.

Attwenger on the mountain pasture (Bild: Klaus Krumböck)
Attwenger on the mountain pasture
Thomas Gansch and Michael Hornek in the Parsivaldom of the ice caves (Bild: Brugger, Bad Goisern)
Thomas Gansch and Michael Hornek in the Parsivaldom of the ice caves

Gansch, the versatile, imaginative jack-of-all-trades with the crooked trumpet and the keyboard wizard Michael Hornek with an acrylic glass grand piano warmed up in the ice caves at zero degrees with works by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Duke Ellington and others.

Up close and personal with musicians
Lots of popular music, including sing-along hits such as "Hearst das ned?" and "Und immer wieder geht die Sonne auf", in which Gansch also impressed as a falsettist. Encores and dinner with the artists.

The magnificent "Eisklang" concert series not only offers brilliant acoustics, but also a fantastic program, selected by Peter Brugger, musicologist and great pianist.

Next Eisklang concert: Christian Zehnder Vokal/Accordion and the Yodel Trio from Ausseerland on September 6, 2024.

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