Neufelden im Mühlkreis

Anton Bruckner visited the Weilenböck and Lang families in Neufelden several times. He traveled there on the Mühlkreisbahn, which opened in 1888, walked along the Große Mühl and also played the church organ in Neufelden. The Neufelden (1919-1924), Aschach and Ottensheim dams had not yet been built at the time.
In the now massively changed landscape between Neufelden and Linz, the coda from Bruckner's Fourth Symphony, also known as The Romantic, was played on July 7, 2024. However, not as usual, but based on a score by the artist Michael Pisaro-Liu: he has arranged the moving and stirring piece of music for the 90 brass players who will make the Danube between Neufelden and Linz resound in Bruckner's tones. On July 7, 2024, the river and dams will become a listening space.

On 7.7.2024, the river and dams will each become a listening room for around 40 minutes.

16:00 Neufelden dam
18:00 Ottensheim dam
20:00 Donaulände/Brucknerhaus

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A project of the Upper Austrian KulturEXPO Anton Bruckner 2024

HEIM.ART® cultural association

Joachim Eckl | Management & Idea

Michael Pisaro-Liu | Composition

Regional music schools Rohrbach, Schlägl, Neufelden, Lembach, St. Martin, Eferding, Hartkirchen, Ottensheim and Puchenau with the associated branches

Wolfgang Panholzer | Ensemble management dam Neufelden

Thomas Beiganz | Ensemble management dam Aschach

Karl Glaser | Ensemble management Ottensheim dam

Raphael Aichinger | Ensemble Director Donaupark