Anton Bruckner in Linz
1840 to 1841 training as an elementary school teacher in the preparatory school at Hofgasse 23.
1855 return to Linz as cathedral and city parish organist with official residence in the Mesnerstöckel at Pfarrplatz 164. Singer and successful choirmaster of the Liedertafel Frohsinn. Private teacher of Ludwig Boltzmann, among others. Musical studies with theatre conductor Otto Kitzler in Linz and Simon Sechter in Vienna. Compositions include the 1st Symphony and three large masses.
1869 composition of the Locus iste for the consecration of the Votive Chapel of St. Mary's Cathedral.
2024 presents the running festival with heart and family feeling from its best side: with a fresh, attractive competition in the program, organized for the first time according to the strict criteria of the Austrian Eco-Label for Green Events and organized in honor of Upper Austria's most famous composer - with a musical Bruckner Mile as a pacesetter on the way to the next record!
Concept, production: LIVA Sport and Linz Danube Marathon
With his "novel biography in four movements", the Upper Austrian author composes a mischievous musical mosaic for the famous recording artist and at the same time asks the question: What does Bruckner's world hold in store for his own forks in the road?
Christian Schacherreiter, Bruckner stirbt nicht, Otto Müller Verlag, February 2024
Adalbert Stifter and Anton Bruckner have long been regarded - with alternating complementary third parties - as Upper Austria's artistic-cultural "triumvirate". For more than a decade (from 1855 to 11868), Bruckner and Stifter lived in Linz in similar circles, even in close proximity; encounters between the civil servant and poet and the organist and composer or references to each other are unusually not documented.
StifterHaus
The Upper Austrian Police Department invites you to attend its annual concert highlight at the Brucknerhaus in Linz. Led by the bandmaster, Robert Wieser, the policemen and policewomen of the Police Music Group of Upper Austria will entertain you with a programme full of variety. The musicians of the Police Music Group are at the forefront of all public relations activities thus contributing to the positive image of the Upper Austrian police. You can look forward to an ambitious evening, in which of course Anton Bruckner will also play a role. Tickets are available at the Brucknerhaus Linz as well as online.
Upper Austrian Provincial Police Headquarters
Three major comic projects are planned for 2024 that deal directly with the composer Anton Bruckner. Over 60 artists will be exploring sound and spatial experiences in comics. The comic makes clever use of its literary relationship with written language to depict sounds and noises. Sound words are a typical visual feature to experience noises and sounds in a visually appealing way.
The opening will take place on 15.02.2024 at 19:00.
NEXTCOMIC Festival 2024
Katharina Acht | Curator
Gottfried Gusenbauer | Program Advisory Board
An art exhibition
An exhibition of selected art projects by Reinhard Gupfinger, Lucas Norer and others that were juried and funded through the an_TON_Linz special funding program initiated by the City of Linz for the Bruckner Year 2024. Expanded by a photo series by Renate Billensteiner, the projects shown in the Atelierhaus Salzamt deal with Anton Bruckner in innovative and unusual ways and represent a multi-layered dialogue of contemporary artists with the work and reception history of Bruckner.
Duration of the exhibition:
10.04.2024 - 26.04.2024
"The colorful shoes" - just a dream? A ballet by Ivelin Stoyanova to the music of Anton Bruckner. Based on an own libretto, adapted to the music of Anton Bruckner in cooperation with children and professional dancers, a ballet choreographed by Stoyanova Ivelin is created, in order to bring especially the younger generations closer to the diversity of Bruckner's music.
Stoyanova Ivelin | concept, direction, choreography
Stoyanov Iassen | Stage design
Rossitza-Ekova Stoyanova | Costumes
Petra Slottova | Flute
Dance Company ATEM | Dancers
Training students:inside | dancers
Performers are the Max Reger Vokalensemble from Ulm: Andreas Weil (conductor), Bernhard Prammer (organ); the program includes male choirs by Anton Bruckner as well as organ works by E. L. Leitner and B. Preinfalk. Premiere Ernst Ludwig Leitner, "Dialogue with Anton Bruckner", 2023 Bernd Preinfalk, "Troger", 2023 Presentation of the artwork "Vierklang", by Michael Kienzer by Prof. Dr. Martin Hochleiter, Director Museum Salzburg
Brucknerbund for Upper Austria
This series of lectures will focus on learning and teaching in the life of Anton Bruckner. Torn between art and science, profession and vocation, theory and practice, six lectures by internationally renowned theorists and musicologists will shed light on this area of tension in the development and teaching career of Bruckner and present new findings in a representative way at the Bruckner University.
Anton Bruckner Private University
Music theorists and musicologists from Anton Bruckner Privat University and other universities
At night, the Bruckner organ is still played by the spirit of Bruckner. But one day, three of the organ pipes decide not to stay any longer, and they set off to seek their fortune in the world. Bruckner's ghost is in despair, for how can he continue to play without the entire scale? A solution must be found, someone must recapture the escaped pipes. At this moment, the saving idea comes to him: Kasperl should catch the pipes so that the organ has its full range of sounds available again!
Punch and the organ pipes | Tröbinger & Tröbinger
Puppet theater for families and children 4 years and older
direction, set design, puppet construction: Gerti Tröbinger
Play: Gerti Tröbinger, Maximilian Tröbinger
Production: Children's Cultural Center Kuddelmuddel
The commemorative year of Anton Bruckner serves as an ideal opportunity to hold this year's Police Music Festival in Upper Austria. All nine of the police bands from the provincial police directorates will take part in this sensational festival. On Wednesday, 05.06.2023, the respective provinces will be guests in the different districts and the sound of music will ring out throughout our provice. The following day, on Thursday, 06.06.2023, the main square in Linz will be the venue for a unique highlight when all of Austria's police bands march into the main square together to take part in a a joint concert. Admission to this major event is, of course, free.
Provincial Police Headquarters of Upper Austria
7 artists print lithographs from the stone and create an individual reference to Anton Bruckner.
In contrast to earlier times - in the 18th century in the days of the inventor Senefelder, where there were only male artists and printers - or even in Anton Bruckner's lifetime, printed matter was printed by men. Only later, as the only exception among the artists, did Käthe Kolwitz become an artistic role model with a strong statement in her lithographs.
Today, female artists are even in the majority, even in physically difficult, elaborate, old printing techniques, such as lithography according to Senefelder.
This beautiful, special technique has not become obsolete without the digital simplification of the press.
7 artists print lithographs from the stone and create an individual reference to Anton Bruckner.
In contrast to earlier times - in the 18th century in the days of the inventor Senefelder, where there were only male artists and printers - or even in Anton Bruckner's lifetime, printed matter was printed by men. Only later, as the only exception among the artists, did Käthe Kolwitz become an artistic role model with a strong statement in her lithographs.
Today, female artists are even in the majority, even in physically difficult, elaborate, old printing techniques, such as lithography according to Senefelder.
This beautiful, special technique has not become obsolete without the digital simplification of the press.
During the symposium, you can look over the artists' shoulders every day from August 15 - 25, 2024.
1st presentation of the symposium results:
31.08.2024
in Laakirchen in the Papiermachermuseum (lower level)
2nd presentation "Print Bruckner":
17.09.2024 at 19:00
CDB, Club der Begegnung, 1st floor, Kulturquartier Linz
Renate Moran
Monika Breitenfellner
Mariam Chikava
Olga Djomina
Inga Hehn
Helene Huemer
Georgina Lovelady Krausz
The Composition Workshop: Composing at HEAVENLY HEIGHTS aims to be a place that offers young composers space for exciting sound experiments in and with Austria's largest church. On the occasion of the anniversaries "100 years of St. Mary's Cathedral Linz" and "200 years of Anton Bruckner", this project offers the extraordinary possibility of an intensive exchange between young composers and professional music makers as well as an exciting experience for the (sound-)artistic career.
At least one invited competition will also take place in the program architecture of Anton Bruckner 2024: At the invitation of St. Mary's Cathedral and the Diocese of Linz, between five and seven young composers born in 1998 and later.
The competition is for a composition for a vocal ensemble and up to eight voices, which is to find its place beyond the premiere in church services and concerts in Austria's largest church.
As a prelude to the composition work - for which the airy Türmerstube of the cathedral is available - cathedral organist Wolfgang Kreuzhuber, cathedral conductor Andreas Peterl and sound artist Sam Auinger will introduce the musical facets of Anton Bruckner.
Bishop Rudigier Foundation in cooperation with Dommusik Linz
Johann Hintermaier | Chairman of the Jury
Sam Auinger | member of the jury, workshop leader
Cordula Bürgi | Member of the Jury, Artistic Director of Cantando Admont
Cathedral organist Wolfgang Kreuzhuber | member of the jury, workshop leader
Domkapellmeister Andreas Peterl | member of the jury, workshop leader
Helēna Sorokina | member of the jury, ensemble member of Cantando Admont
Music and dance are two arts that, despite being closely interwoven, often only come close to each other on the surface. SILK Fluegge undertakes an attempt at translation that has something else in mind: To experiment with dancers until all of Bruckner's basic musical elements have found a physical equivalent and his play of forms and rhythms has been systematically transposed into human movement.
In this way, Bruckner's 9th Symphony becomes readable on a performative level - and in this unfamiliar difference, a repetition can arise for all those familiar with his music. The goal: not to dance to Anton, but with him.
Event period: from spring 2024
SILK Fluegge
Chamber music from Schubert to Bruckner on historical instruments/under the perspective of historically informed performance practice.
Anton Bruckner Private University
Students of the ABPU
Teachers of the ABPU
Guest lecturer
A house full of music presents itself in a new guise: the versatile musician, Mira Gregorič, pays a visit to Anton Bruckner's musical kitchen. It sizzles, it bubbles and wonderful sounds and melodies can be heard everywhere. What does it take to conjure up this special musical stew? The elements of sound are collected with the audience and young musicians and dancers from the Upper Austrian regional music schools, and "processed" into a fantastic dish of sound.
Brucknerhaus Linz, Upper Austrian State Music School Association, Upper Austrian String Player Association
Pupils from the Upper-Austrian state music schools
Mira Gregorič | Violin, Moderation & Concept
Ida Leidl, Ilja van den Bosch, Anna Dürrschmid, Malina Meier | Concept
In keeping with the spirit of the anniversary, Die Phantastische brings the work of Anton Bruckner to a young audience. By means of analog, digital and performative interpretations, montages and transformations that reflect and establish relationships with pop cultural forms such as the music video or social media phenomena like TikTok. The resulting structural film itself is part of a performative screening at the Crossing Europe Film Festival Linz.
Sigi Fruhauf and Jutta Strohmaier
with students from the departments of Art and Design and Time-Based Media at the Linz University of the Arts
Following Bruckner's footsteps spatially, an elementary school, a special school and a Neue Mittelschule in Ansfelden, Linz and Vienna are the venues where young and very young people grapple with the musical language of the two-hundred-year-old Mr. Bruckner.
Only to make it their own in a new way: To this end and in the process, pictures are painted, collages are made, and sounds are transformed into words and poetry.
The overall exhibition of the resulting works will take place at ABC Ansfelden, on 20 June 2024 at 19.00 clock is invited to the vernissage.
Nina Fountedakis
In the public space in the fall of 2023, WhatsAB will initially be a live event, naturally transient as such, based on an idea by Rainer Zendron and Bernd Preinfalk. A year later, in the fall of 2024, the sound event will have become an installation for an art space. Conducted by Sigurd Hennemann, an ensemble of about twenty musicians will play a corresponding arrangement of the Andante in E-minor from three Movements for orchestra, entered in Anton Bruckner's catalog raisonné as number 97. As befits the digitally networked age, the individual musicians are related to each other, but record their respective parts solo at a different Bruckner-place. The camera and microphone focus on the musicians without blocking out any background or ambient noise. All this only adds up to the sum of these parts and the orchestral concert in the media installation in endless loop: twenty screens on just as many music stands show the musicians playing in public space; conductor Hennemann can be seen at work on a monitor on the wall. The Andante itself can be heard as a professional mix of the individual recordings. The visitors are free to move around the room as they wish in this ambience.
Media installation from 05.09.2024 - 04.10.2024
Ursulinenhof Linz, Landstraße 31, 4020 Linz
Rainer Zendron, Bernd Preinfalk | Overall Concept
Sigurd Hennemann | Conducting
When Anton Bruckner visited Neufelden by carriage, the Mühlkreisbahn had just been completed and neither the Danube nor the Große Mühl were dammed.
In the now massively changed landscape between Linz and Neufelden, the coda from Bruckner's Fourth Symphony, also known as The Romantic, resounds on July 7, 2024. However, not as usual. Instead, it will be based on a score by the artist Pisaro: he has arranged this moving piece of music for the hundred or more wind musicians who will form the BrucknerBläserBrücke between Neufelden and Linz, point by point.
HEIM.ART® cultural association
Joachim Eckl | Management & Idea
Michael Pisaro-Liu | Composition
Hallucination is a new production of Anton Bruckner's 1868 composition Erinnerung that combines artificial intelligence, live music, performance, song, holographic laser projections, and light - to create a new, sensory level of perception that blends classical, contemporary art, and avant-garde.
The resurrection of this Bruckner work in a musical-performative-visual dream world is provided by artist, composer, singer and music producer Crystn Hunt Akron together with intermedia artist Chris Noelle-who designs the visualization-and Ali Nikrang, who works as a composer, artist and key researcher at the Ars Electronica Futurelab.
The art makes use of artificial intelligence: it generates a piece that represents a kind of memory of memory and is rearranged and remixed.
Christine Hinterkörner aka CRYSTN HUNT AKRON/Singer, Composer, Sound- and Performance Artist | Artistic Direction & Idea
Chris Noelle/Intermedia Artist | Visualization
Ali Nikrang, Ars Electronica Futurelab/Key Researcher, Composer, Artist | AI Music
Artists:inside from Linz and Upper Austria | Live performance
Anton Bruckner has already made history, while the quantum physicists working in Austria are currently doing so. The fact that significant contributions to quantum physics mechanics and quantum computing come from the Alpine Republic has been recognized at least since Anton Zeilinger was awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics.
BruQner is one of the first attempts worldwide to work artistically with real quantum effects. In the process, quanta meet fifths, so to speak: Striking passages from Bruckner's work are made audible in a new way to make the workings of a quantum computer tangible.
Austrian-based research is leading the way in the development of quantum technology. A sensual symbiosis of music, visuals and modern science is created. Marvel with us and hear the future potential in Bruckner's music!
Event period: from autumn 2024
Philipp Haslinger, Richard Küng, Martin Ringbauer, Clemens Wenger
Clemens Wenger | Musician
Enar de Dios Rodríguez | Artist
Martin Ringbauer | Scientist, University of Innsbruck
Martin van Mourik | Scientist, University of Innsbruck
Milena Guevara-Bertsch | Scientist, University of Innsbruck
Claire Edmunds | Scientist, University of Innsbruck
Christian Marciniak | Scientist, University of Innsbruck
Johannes Kofler | Scientist, Johannes Kepler University Linz
Richard Küng | Scientist, Johannes Kepler University Linz
Philipp Haslinger | Scientist, Vienna University of Technology
The inhabitants of the 72 Brucknerstreets, alleys, paths and squares throughout Upper Austria receive a visit. From David Wagner, who travels the famous destinations by cargo bike, completely unmotorized. Not without the sheet music of the nine Bruckner symphonies in his luggage. And not without his helmet camera, which he needs to record the encounters with the people at his destinations on video.
For these are asked for audio donations of 15-second motifs from the 9 Bruckner symphonies - from which David Wagner then creates a 9-minute film with Bruckner's 9 symphonies in the interpretation of a more or less random cross-section of the Upper Austrian population. Plus another cinematic 9-minute film documenting his 24 outings. One as well as the other can be seen in the fall of 2024.
Tour dates:
Thu, 04/11: Linz-Peuerbach
Fri, 12.04.: Peuerbach-Schärding-Mühlheim
Sat, 04/13: Mühlheim-Braunau-Mattighofen-Ried/I.
Sun, 14.04.: Ried/I.-Linz
Wed, 04/17: Linz-Linz
Thu, 04/18: Linz-Attnang
Fri, 19.04.: Attnang-Schwanentadt-Stadl/Paura-Lambach
Sat, 20.04.: Lambach-Pichl-Wels
Sun, 04/21: Wels-Schleissheim-Weisskirchen-Linz
Thu, 04/25: Linz-Linz
Fri, 04/26: Linz-Luftenberg-Schwertberg
Sat, 27.04.: Schwertberg-Pabneukirchen-Perg
Sun, 28.04.: Perg-Grein-Naarn
Mon, 29.04: Naarn-Linz
Sat, 04.05.: Linz-Asten-Enns-St. Florian
Sun, 05.05.: St.Florian-Kronstorf-Wolfern-Steyr
Mon, 06.05.: Steyr-Sierning-Bad Hall
Tue, 07.05.: Bad Hall-Kremsmünster-Kirchdorf-Micheldorf
Wed, 08.05.: Micheldorf-Gmunden
Thu, 09.05. (F): Gmunden-Bad Ischl
Fri, 10.05.: Bad Ischl-Schörfling-Seewalchen
Sat, 11.05.: Seewalchen-Lenzing-Laakirchen-Vorchdorf
Sun, 12.05.: Vorchdorf-Sattledt-Neuhofen-Linz
Thu, 16.05.: Linz-Grieskirchen
Fri, 17.05.: Grieskirchen-Gallspach-Bad Schallerbach-Wallern-Fraham
Sat, 18.05.: Fraham-Oftering-Hörsching-Kirchberg-Thening-Linz
Thu, 05/23: Linz-Ansfelden-Linz
Fri, 05/24: Linz-Rohrbach
Sat, 25.05.: Rohrbach-Windhaag-Freistadt
Sun, 05/26: Freistadt-Linz
Wed, 05/29: Linz-Linz
Thu, May 30 (F): Linz-Traun-Marchtrenk-Steinhaus
Fri, 31.05.: Steinhaus-Timelkam-Vöcklamarkt
Sat, 01.06.: Vöcklamarkt-Frankenburg-Vöcklabruck
www.alles-wagner.at
David Wagner
As HerStory in opposition to History, Für Theresia directs attention to the women in Bruckner's life. One of the few constants alongside his sisters and the housekeeper Kathi Kachelmaier is Mother Theresa, who also gave the traveling exhibition its name. Für Theresia not only paints a picture of Bruckner's relationships with women, but also asks about female roles during Bruckner's lifetime and opens up many a fresh perspective on his life and work. On International Women's Day 2024, the show will make its first stop on its tour with the Poxrucker Sisters at the Brucknerhaus Linz.
Zoe Goldstein
Dance, bob along, immerse yourself: After various sound artists have laid their hands on Bruckner's music at the Remixpult, his symphonies & Co are presented in a contemporary and danceable way in a moving and contemporary sound garment. Sometimes in the form of sound installations in club format, sometimes as silent interventions, sometimes as remixes or in the course of sound and listening experiences between late evening and early morning. And at least once also during a live performance with organ sounds by E:K:V.
Event period: in the summer months 2024
www.transitheart-productions.com
www.holyhydra.at
Transitheart Productions coop Holy Hydra
with E:K:V and other live acts
1824 - 1924 - 2024: Three dates are at the center of the symposium. In 1824, the journey to Anton Bruckner and his Linz environment takes its starting point. In 1924, the focus shifts to the building history and architecture of the Mariendom in Linz. In 2024, these giants unite to form a common cosmos: this is why this symposium relates Anton Bruckner and the Neo-Gothic in architecture, music and history for the first time and offers exciting insights into the world of 1824 - 1924 - 2024.
Anton Bruckner Institut Linz / Dommusikverein Linz / Verein für Linzer Diözesangeschichte
Dr. Wolfgang Kreuzhuber | Symposium Chair, Speaker
Mag. Klaus Birngruber | Speaker
Magdalena Egger, MA | Speaker
Mag.a Sandra Föger | Speaker
DI Michael Hager | Speaker
Dr. Andreas Lindner | Speaker
Univ.-Prof.in Dr.in Anna Minta | Speaker
Dr. Klaus Petermayr | Speaker
A comic book and silent exhibition on sound and space in comics and illustration. The occasion for this anthology is the 200th anniversary of the composer Anton Bruckner. A compilation of international and local comic artists will present a zine published by Atelierhaus Salzamt that reflects on Anton Bruckner's biography and work as part of the Nextcomic Festival.
15.3. - 22.3.2024
Presentation comic book within Nextcomic Festival 2024
A comic book and silent exhibition on sound and space in comics and illustration. The occasion for this anthology is the 200th anniversary of the composer Anton Bruckner. A compilation of international and local comic artists will present a zine published by Atelierhaus Salzamt that reflects on Anton Bruckner's biography and work as part of the Nextcomic Festival.
Duration of the exhibition:
15.03.2024 - 22.08.2024
"With no other composer has the world taken less notice of his idiosyncrasies than with Bruckner. Hardly anywhere else is the biographical material as meager as in the case of this solitary great," Göllerich stated. That is why the Bruckner-Resonanzen invite us to come closer to the man Anton Bruckner in words & music. Original texts by and anecdotes about Bruckner are congenially combined with his compositions and arrangements for organ as well as sound creations in resonance with the giant.
Musica Sacra Association in cooperation with the Cathedral Music Association Linz
Cathedral organist Wolfgang Kreuzhuber | Rudigier organ
Manuel Klein | Recitation
155 years after its premiere, Bruckner's Mass in E minor is heard in a festive service in St. Mary's Cathedral.
Diocese of Linz - Cathedral Music
Cathedral Choir Linz
Wind ensemble and choir of the Musikgymnasium Linz
Wolfgang Kreuzhuber | Cathedral organist
Andreas Peterl | Cathedral conductor
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the consecration of St. Mary's Cathedral, the Diocese of Linz will hold a festive service. Bruckner's Mass in D minor is the musical focus of the service.
Diocese of Linz - Cathedral Music
Cathedral Choir Linz
Choir of the Conservatory of Church Music Linz
Soloists and Orchestra of the Cathedral Music Linz
Wolfgang Kreuzhuber | Cathedral organist
Andreas Peterl | Cathedral conductor
The string quartet led by French violinist Rémy Ballot performed for the first time at an acclaimed debut concert as part of the St. Florian Bruckner Days 2020. As a prelude to the Bruckner Year 2024, the ensemble will play Bruckner's Quartet, which was composed during Ballot's apprenticeship years in Linz. With Kropfreiter's fist String Quartet, a work by the Florian master will be heard on the 20th anniversary of his death on September 26.
The string quartet led by French violinist Rémy Ballot performed for the first time at an acclaimed debut concert as part of the St. Florian Bruckner Days 2020. As a prelude to the Bruckner Year 2024, the ensemble will play Bruckner's Quartet, which was composed during Ballot's apprenticeship years in Linz. With Kropfreiter's fist String Quartet, a work by the Florian master will be heard on the 20th anniversary of his death on September 26.
The program idea for this concert came from a suggestion by Johann Kropfreiter, the nephew of Augustinus Franz Kropfreiter. Johann Kropfreiter served the Ballot Quartet until his unexpectedly untimely death on June 29, 2023. The commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Augustinus Franz's death thus unexpectedly also becomes an In Memoriam for Johann Kropfreiter.
Office of the Provincial Government of Upper Austria; Department of Culture
Ballot Quartet
BrucknerManciniMandelbrot
Anton Bruckner, Henry Mancini and the mathematician Benoît Mandelbrot make common cause in the Bruckner-Year 2024: the Spring String Quartet brings Bruckner's sound cathedrals under one hat with Mancini's small song formats, subjects them to a metamorphosis and lets them sparkle in the light of the fractal geometry formulated by Mandelbrot.
Spring String Quartet
Christian Wirth | Violin
Marcus Wall | Violin
Julian Gillesberger | Viola
Stephan Punderlitschek | Violoncello
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 3 in D minor, WAB 103 (1872-73) "1873 version".
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
At the tasting sessions, which will as an exception take place only four times in the 2023/24 season, everything this time round revolves around anniversaries and jubilarians as well as the number 200: in 2023 the 200th anniversary of the completion of Ludwig van Beethoven's famous Missa solemnis will be celebrated and the 200th birthday of Anton Bruckner, but also that of Bedřich Smetana, in 2024. As usual the Bruckner Orchestra Linz, led by its chief conductor Markus Poschner, is responsible for the musical delights and the BRUCKNER'S restaurant for the culinary tasting after the event.
Excerpts from Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 3 in D minor, WAB 103 (1872-73) "Version 1873".
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
In addition to a string quintet by Michael Haydn, the Ballot Quintet will play Anton Bruckner's String Quintet and the Intermezzo for String Quintet originally conceived for this work, which offers a special insight into the history of the string quintet.
Office of the Provincial Government of Upper Austria; Department of Culture
The concert is a joint project of the Institute of Composition, Conducting and Computer Music and the Institute of Keyboard Instruments. The idea is to build a bridge between the music of Anton Bruckner and the new works of the students of composition.
Piano works and songs by Anton Bruckner - new compositions by students of the composition class Carola Bauckholt in various chamber music formations with accordion
Anton Bruckner Private University
Students of the ABPU
In the anniversary year 2024, people from Upper Austria, together with musicians from the ABPU, will send a birthday greeting to Anton Bruckner. For this purpose, people will be interviewed who are connected to Anton Bruckner by an everyday situation, an activity or a specific interest. After intensive research and preparation, the students of the university course Music Education conduct a total of eight interviews and combine them into musical collages.
Anton Bruckner Private University
Students of the ABPU
Experts of everyday life
°Com°Pose° consists of the students' own compositions and choreographies that focus on the theme of chain compositions. The idea of concatenation refers to Anton Bruckner's extensive compositional exercises as a prerequisite for his work. After completing his studies with Simon Sechter, Bruckner "felt like a chain dog that had broken free from the chain." How does the link between practice and composition relate to the practice of dance and music today?
Anton Bruckner Private University
Students of the ABPU
In the course of the concerts for the "Verein für musikalische Privataufführungen", Arnold Schönberg initiated the creation of a version for chamber ensemble of Bruckner's Seventh Symphony by commissioning three of his students to write it (Hans Eisler/Erwin Stein/Karl Ranke). This version has an astonishingly transparent sound of fascinating clarity. The music theorist and organist Matthias Giesen has created a similar version of Bruckner's VI Symphony.
Anton Bruckner Private University
Students of the ABPU
The brass players of the ABPU on historical instruments with the Hard-Choir. In cooperation with the Brass Institute, the Hard Choir and the Schwanthaler Trumpet Consort. The programme mainly comprises choruses by Anton Bruckner, with brass players on original instruments providing the surprisingly homogeneous balance of sound. Due to the unusual instrumentation, these works are performed only very rarely and thus this promises to be an exciting acoustic experience.
Anton Bruckner Private University
Students of the ABPU
Hard-Choir
200 years of Anton Bruckner plus 250 years of the Upper Austrian State Library - a round occasion for shared joy and harmonious celebration! On three evenings, musicians of the Bruckner Orchestra Linz will bring unusual and precious chamber music to the stage of the Upper Austrian State Library as part of the "Mosaic" series. One hour before the concert, the audience can take a look at exquisite old manuscripts and prints and browse through literature about Anton Bruckner and his time.
20.01.24 17:00
16.03.24 17:00
11.05.24 17:00
Free entrance!
Oö. Landesbibliothek and "Mosaik" Kammermusikreihe by musicians of the Bruckner Orchester Linz
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 6 in A major, WAB 106 (1879-81)
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
At the tasting sessions, which will as an exception take place only four times in the 2023/24 season, everything this time round revolves around anniversaries and jubilarians as well as the number 200: in 2023 the 200th anniversary of the completion of Ludwig van Beethoven's famous Missa solemnis will be celebrated and the 200th birthday of Anton Bruckner, but also that of Bedřich Smetana, in 2024. As usual the Bruckner Orchestra Linz, led by its chief conductor Markus Poschner, is responsible for the musical delights and the BRUCKNER'S restaurant for the culinary tasting after the event.
Excerpts from Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 6 in A major, WAB 106 (1879-81)
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
On the way to Bruckner
In Linz, go in search of special, often little-known places where Anton Bruckner worked.
DescriptionThe meeting point is at 4:00 pm in the box office foyer of the Brucknerhaus Linz.
Your parents can simply bring you to the box office foyer at 4:00 p.m. for each appointment and pick you up there again at 5:30 pm, because of course only children have access to Anton's Kidsclub!
By the way: If you come to all nine dates, there will also be a great surprise waiting for you at the end!
Festive concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Brucknerhaus Linz
Exactly 50 years after its opening, the Brucknerhaus Linz celebrates the half-century of its existence in a fitting manner with a great musical feast, to which the Bruckner Orchester Linz and its principal conductor Markus Poschner contribute the world premiere of a new work by Linz composer Rudolf Jungwirth, followed by two "Linz Sinfonien." Ludwig van Beethoven's 8th Symphony, on whose autograph score the composer noted "Sinfonia Lintz im Monath October 1812," and Anton Bruckner's 1st Symphony in the version of its Linz premiere.
Rudolf Jungwirth (* 1955)
Neues Werk für Orchester (2023-24) [premiere].
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
Symphony No. 8 in F major, op. 93 (1812-13)
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Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 1 in C minor, WAB 101 (1865-66) "Linz Version
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
The sound of Bruckner's organ
Discover the impressive organ located in the Great Hall of the Brucknerhaus Linz with organist Martin Riccabona who will pull out all its many stops.
The meeting point is at 4:00 pm in the box office foyer of the Brucknerhaus Linz.
Your parents can bring you to the box office foyer at 4:00 pm and pick you up again at 5:30 pm, because only children are admitted to Anton's Kidsclub! 😉
By the way: If you come to all nine events, there will be a great surprise waiting for you at the end!
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 5 in B flat major, WAB 105 (1875-76, rev. 1877-78)
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Marek Janowski | Conductor
The eminent Bruckner and Wagner conductor Marek Janowski interprets Bruckner's monumental 5th Symphony with the Bruckner Orchester Linz
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Marek Janowski | Conductor
from 3 years
This time we are guests of Anton Bruckner at the children's carnival and celebrate, in the spirit of young Anton, a merry party. We'll slip into historical costumes, play with sounds and instruments, and dance Anton's favorite dance. It will be great fun! You can also expect exciting play stations and lots of music at the Brucknerhaus Linz. Funny costumes are welcome, whether you are young or old.
"Happy birth year, Anton!"
Soon we will celebrate Anton Bruckner's 200th birthday. How did he live as a child and what music did he listen to at the village festival?
The meeting point is at 4:00 pm in the box office foyer of the Brucknerhaus Linz.
Your parents can simply bring you to the box office foyer at 4:00 p.m. for each appointment and pick you up there again at 5:30 pm, because of course only children have access to Anton's Kidsclub!
By the way: If you come to all nine dates, there will also be a great surprise waiting for you at the end!
At the tasting sessions, which will as an exception take place only four times in the 2023/24 season, everything this time round revolves around anniversaries and jubilarians as well as the number 200: in 2023 the 200th anniversary of the completion of Ludwig van Beethoven's famous Missa solemnis will be celebrated and the 200th birthday of Anton Bruckner, but also that of Bedřich Smetana, in 2024. As usual the Bruckner Orchestra Linz, led by its chief conductor Markus Poschner, is responsible for the musical delights and the BRUCKNER'S restaurant for the culinary tasting after the event.
Excerpts from works by Anton Bruckner and Bedřich Smetana
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
A tribute to Anton Bruckner
Werner Puntigam presents the world premiere of his interdisciplinary project at the Brucknerhaus Linz. With Andreas Etlinger, collegiate organist in St. Florian, the Mozambican singing star Stewart Sukuma and the Taiwanese Erhu virtuoso Chiao-Hua Chang, who will perform a melodic mix of classical sound diversity of the organ stops and echoes of world music, Afro-pop and jazz, plus soundscapes created by Puntigam on trombone and conch shell, and large-scale video projections featuring Venezuelan dancer Inés Pérez-Wilke, the stage is transformed into a multimedia experience space.
Programme:
Werner Puntigam (* 1964)
PIPES & VIBES-a tribute to Anton Bruckner (2023) [world premiere].
Cast:
Stewart Sukuma | Vocals
Chiao-Hua Chang | Erhu
Andreas Etlinger | Organ
Inés Pérez-Wilke | Dance
Werner Puntigam | Soundscapes & Visuals, Overall Concept
Musikschule der Stadt Linz (Music School of the City of Linz)
Anton Bruckner does not usually play a prominent role in the everyday life of music schools, because his compositions are difficult to convey or perform for music students due to their complexity.
Yet, the Musikschule Linz wants to honor the work of the great Upper Austrian composer by using the Bruckner-Year as an occasion to enable young musicians and the public to approach Bruckner's music in unusual ways.
Five renowned composers will be invited to write a commissioned work (maximum 10 minutes long) that deals with Bruckner's musical heritage (without necessarily using Bruckner motifs) and is tailor-made for young, aspiring soloists - students of the Musikschule Linz - as well as for the Symphonische Orchester der Musikschule Linz.
Once surrounded by scandal, Stravinsky's Le sacre du printemps has long since become a classic. In addition, a world premiere by Johannes Berauer will be heard.
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
Markus Poschner & Bruckner Orchester Linz
Aufbruch Bruckner
Musikverein Vienna and Musiktheater Linz
The Bruckner Orchester Linz and its principal conductor Markus Poschner will perform all the symphonies of the Genius Loci in the anniversary year. Bruckner is inscribed in the orchestra's name; the event of a concert is every time a new sounding search for traces, which always takes place in the now. On these opening evenings in Vienna and Linz, however, expect not only the "Romantic", but also unexpected guests. A surprise at the beginning of this special year!
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 4 ("Romantic") in E-flat major, WAB 104
Bruckner Orchester Linz
Markus Poschner I Conductor
The Bruckner year begins to vibrate already in December 2023. Bruckner composed his valid first symphony in 1865/ 66, when he was cathedral organist at Linz Cathedral (Alter Dom in Linz).
In 1868, Bruckner's first Symphony was premiered in the Redoutensaal. At this original venue, the Bruckner Orchestra Linz and its principal conductor Markus Poschner will set a tremolo for the Bruckner-Year. Not only will the "First" and "Zeroth" symphonies be heard, there will be a diverse day for families, but also special educational programs that can only be experienced at the origin.
Markus Poschner and the Bruckner Orchester Linz are setting the standard when it comes to playing the music of the genius loci. With this expertise at their fingertips, they have an obligation to pass it on - with the aim of enabling the younger generation to experience Bruckner at its source.
The principal conductor of the Bruckner Orchester Linz and honorary professor of the Anton Bruckner Private University introduces conductors to the works of Anton Bruckner within the framework of an international master class. Poschner is a charismatic motivator who knows how to get to the root of scores to uncover the miracle of music in all its uniqueness.
The masterclass will take place at the Anton Bruckner Private University and is a cooperation between the university, the Bruckner Orchester Linz and Anton Bruckner 2024.
Lentos Art Museum Linz
October 2024 - January 2025
Anton Bruckner and choral music are closely connected. As the composer of numerous ecclesiastical as well as secular choral pieces, Anton Bruckner is an indispensable part of the musical repertoire of any choir.
The Lentos is dedicated to this aspect of Bruckner's work from the perspective of contemporary art. To this end, the exhibition brings together around 20 national and international positions for which singing together forms an elementary point of reference. The works shown take up singing in its most diverse levels of meaning: as an expression of one's own identity, as a possibility of intercultural exchange, as a means of (political) protest, or as a community-building practice within contemporary societies.
Videos, sound installations and performative projects are presented to visitors in an attractive exhibition architecture, inviting them to explore the role of collective singing in the context of contemporary art.
A musical genius between rejection and recognition
Bruckner Forever!
Nordico Linz
September 2024 - February 2025
Nordico City Museum Linz
Anton Bruckner is not just a local phenomenon in Upper Austria, but a world-renowned and recognized great as a musician. Who was this man, in whose honor an entire year is proclaimed in Linz and Upper Austria 200 years after his birth?
The exhibition embarks on a journey into Bruckner's past, exploring the set pieces that remain or have emerged over time and placing them in new contexts. Between provincial dust and the big city, we encounter an introverted nerd, an unrecognized genius and his search for love. The life and work of the musical genius is illuminated as well as critically questioned from today's perspective. Views, original artifacts and documents, as well as contemporary visualizations shed new light on a
great musician. In six themed rooms, the story of Bruckner is retold and made tangible.
Linz city center
STREAM CLUB follows in the footsteps of Anton Bruckner in contemporary club culture. As part of the two-day club festival, club sounds conquer church spaces and Bruckner beats conquer the city's dance floors. Based on the genius organ improviser Bruckner, his instrument is the focus of the programming. Concerts, live acts and DJs invite to opulent musical experiences, exuberant party sounds and visualized sound worlds, especially in the evening and night hours. In the afternoon, STREAM CLUB dedicates itself to Talks,
In the afternoon, STREAM CLUB dedicates itself to the artistic legacy of Anton Bruckner in contemporary club music in a fun and unconventional way through talks, workshops and other educational formats.
The Stadtpfarrkirche, where Anton Bruckner worked as a parish organist, and the Alte Dom, with the Bruckner organ as one of Austria's most important sound monuments, will be the extraordinary venues of STREAM CLUB 2024. In addition, STREAM CLUB relies in its usual way on the cooperation with the lively and performance-oriented regional club scene.
Linz city center
8 venues in downtown Linz will host a programme which revolves around the organ and the theme of improvisation. Concerts, DJs, live performances and talks will be on offer at the two-day club festival both during the day and in the evening. Opulent musical experiences, exuberant dance sounds and a relaxed club atmosphere: STREAM CLUB explores the musical legacy of Anton Bruckner in an unconventional and fun way.
Linz Culture, Municipality of Linz
Ars Electronica Center Linz, Deep Space 8K
All year round
Immerse yourself twice in the world of Anton Bruckner at the Ars Electronica Center Linz. First into the musical world of Anton Bruckner and the orchestra of the Bruckner Orchestra Linz, and then into the world of thought of Anton Bruckner and his time. Two exhibition installations in the Ars Electronica Center Linz, developed by the Ars Electronica Futurelab.
In the fantastic 3D projection and interaction space, Deep Space 8K, visitors can visually and musically immerse themselves in the sound world of Anton Bruckner together with the Bruckner Orchester Linz and interactively experience its special features. Not just as listeners in front of the stage, but in the middle of the orchestra.
In the immersive sound space of the Ars Electronica Center, we can explore the world of thought and spirit of Anton Bruckner and his contemporaries. With quotations, musical examples and many cross-references to the major themes and moving events that defined Anton Bruckner's lifetime. This special sound space turns each visitor into an "interactive mixer". Each step we take in this sound space, each movement of the head brings specific texts, sounds, quotations and examples to the fore and each can create their very own journey through the world of Anton Bruckner's thoughts.
Wolfgang Amadé Mozart (1756-1791)
Symphony No. 41 ("Jupiter") in C major, K. 551 (1788)
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Bernd Alois Zimmermann (1918-1970)
Silence and Conversion. Orchestral sketches (1970)
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 9 in D minor, WAB 109 (1887-94)
Les Siècles
François-Xavier Roth | Conductor
How much vociferous exaggeration do some things need in order to be understood? How easily are we inclined to find something ridiculous because we fail to recognize complexity, humility and sublimity? In the work commissioned from the congenial theater duo Linshalm/Hochgatterer, worlds collide. A "something", an "in-between", a fifteen-year-old punk girl is confronted with the genius loci, resists to the best of her ability, finally asks questions and wakes the sleeping whale.
The sleeping whale
Play by Paulus Hochgatterer
Manuela Linshalm | Play
Simon Meusburger | direction, set design
First performance: 09.10.2024
Co-production: Posthof - Zeitkultur am Hafen, Schubert Theater Wien
Ernest Chausson (1855-1899)
Symphony (No. 1) in B flat major, op. 20 (1889-90)
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Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 7 in E major, WAB 107 (1881-83)
Le Cercle de l'Harmonie
Jérémie Rhorer | Conductor
Béla Kéler (1820-1882)
Ouverture romantique for orchestra, op. 75 (1872)
Benjamin Godard (1849-1895)
Concerto romantique for violin and orchestra in A minor, op. 35 (1876)
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Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 4 ("Romantic") in E-flat major, WAB 104 (1874, 1876) "1874 version
Shunske Sato | Violin
Concerto Cologne
Kent Nagano | Conductor
Richard Wagner (1813-1883)
A Faust Overture in D minor, WWV 59 (1839-40, rev. 1843-44 & 1855)
Five poems for female voice and orchestra ("Wesendonck-Lieder"), WWV 91 (1857-58, 1893) [orchestration by Felix Mottl (1856-1911)]
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Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 3 in D minor, WAB 103 (1872-73) "Version 1873
Christiane Karg | mezzo-soprano
Anima Eterna Brugge
Pablo Heras-Casado | Conductor
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy was a kind of contemporary classicist in the first decades of Anton Bruckner's work and as such had a lasting influence on the orchestral works from Bruckners' student days, in which echoes the theme and instrumentation of the Hebrides Overture, for example. The Symphony No. 3 in A minor, which became popular under the epithet "Scottish," on the other hand, was known to Bruckner at least from the concert hall.
His own highly individual symphonic style is first documented by Bruckner's Symphony No. 1 in C minor, premiered in Linz in 1868, with which the composer, already over 40 years of age, set out into new worlds and confidently entered the musical field that was avowedly the most important for him: that of symphonic music. When he subjected the work to a fundamental revision beginning in 1890, resulting in its "Wiener Fassung" ("Viennese version") which theViennaPhilharmonic Orchestra launched on December 13, 1891, he affectionately and jokingly referred to it as his "saucy Beserl.
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809-1847)
The Hebrides. Concert Overture No. 2 in B minor, op. 26 (1829-30, rev. 1832 & 1835)
Symphony No. 3 ("Scottish") in A minor, op. 56 (1829-42)
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Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 1 in C minor, WAB 101 (1865-66, rev. 1877, 1889-91) "Wiener Fassung".
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Christian Thielemann | Conductor
In the middle of the marathon "stronghold" and Upper Austrian capital Linz, a new symphony will be created in 2024. One of running, dedicated to Anton Bruckner and his work. The Anton Bruckner running course with start at the Old Cathedral and finish at the Brucknerhaus Linz! The ceremonial opening of the 1st Anton Bruckner Run on September 15, 2024 - as an enjoyable run for all sports enthusiasts, held according to the rules of the Austrian Athletics Association. Following the competition, the running course designed by LIVA Sport & Linz Marathon will be handed over to the public as a unique, free-to-use, permanent "symphony of running".
Concept, Production: LIVA Sport & Linz Danube Marathon
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Symphony No. 7 ("Unfinished") in B minor, D 759 (1822)
Robert Schumann (1810-1856)
Symphony ("Zwickau") in G minor, WoO 29 (1832-33)
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Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony ("Annulled") in D minor, WAB 100 (1869)
Le Concert des Nations
Jordi Savall | Conductor
Today, Anton Bruckner's symphonies are undisputedly among the summit works of the 19th century. Admittedly, we have become accustomed to hearing them performed on modern instruments whose sound does not correspond to the intentions of their creator. Bruckner wrote for string instruments with gut strings, which are both softer sounding and more blendable, and from 1868 decidedly for Viennese woodwind and brass instruments, whose colors were different from those we know from today's instruments. The result is a completely different overall sound that casts Bruckner's music in a new light.
For the first time in the world, all eleven of Bruckner's symphonies will be performed in their original sound as part of the International Bruckner Festival Linz 2024, a journey of discovery in eleven concerts that can only be heard as a cycle at the Brucknerhaus Linz and there exclusively in Austria. The symphonies are always performed in their first version and thus in the form that Bruckner originally intended to give to each work, still unimpressed by the reactions of his fellow musicians. They are combined with compositions that owe their genesis to a similar impulse or were of exemplary importance to Bruckner, and they are performed by eleven of Europe's most renowned original sound orchestras under the direction of renowned conductors.
A unique listening experience that only the Bruckner-city of Linz has to offer in the Bruckner-Year 2024.
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644-1704)
Battalia. Suite in D major, C 61 (1673)
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 8 in C minor, WAB 108 (1884-87) "Version 1887
Ars Antiqua Austria
Gunar Letzbor | Violin & Conductor
Orchestre des Champs-Élysées
Philippe Herreweghe | Conductor
Who would have thought it: The symphonic work of Anton Bruckner as a space opener for the presence of contemporary dance in its complexity, which enters into dialogue with the essence of music in a virtuoso way! Fiery passion, sparkling energy and pulsating joie de vivre - São Paulo Dance Company and Stephen Shropshire honor Upper Austria's most famous world-class composer with their latest piece, marking at the same time the sparkling capstone for the spectacular collaboration between the spirited Brazilian ensemble and the star choreographer from Miami.
Stephen Shopshire | Choreography, Equipment
Co-production: Posthof - Zeitkultur am Hafen, The Dutch Performing Arts Program of the Performing Arts Fund NL, Pró-Dança Association / São Paulo Dance Company
Ceremony for the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Brucknerhaus Linz: 6:30 p.m.
Festival concert: 7:30 pm
Ceremony for the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Brucknerhaus Linz
Exactly 50 years to the day after its opening, the Brucknerhaus Linz is celebrating the half-century of its existence with a grand concert. The Viennese Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Zubin Mehta, will play a fitting and monumental 'birthday serenade' in the form of Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 in E major, which he completed one day after his 59th birthday in St. Florian and which was premiered in Leipzig on December 30, 1884. As his ninth symphonic work, it finally brought Bruckner his long-awaited breakthrough as an internationally recognized composer. The symphony also brought good fortune to the concert hall named after him on the Danube: it was performed, at that time also by the Vienna Philharmonic and conducted by Herbert von Karajan, on March 23, 1974, as part of the festive concert celebrating the opening of the Brucknerhaus Linz.
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Zubin Mehta | Conductor
Anton Bruckner, the famous, modest composer, musician, teacher: what made this man, who always persevered despite hard trials? Where did he get the strength to follow his idea, to create his music? What did loneliness do to him? Questions and topics that, in a different guise, also confront many young people today.
A musical and lively puppet theater piece for two great actresses and a very small orchestra, full of oddities and surprises, goes in search of clues, uncovers many a little secret and dares to find answers.
Puppet theater play with live music for families and children aged 10 and older
Dorothee Carls and Annika Pilstl | acting
Hans-Jochen Menzel | direction
Peter Lutz | puppet construction
Philipp Plessmann & Spring String Quartet | Music
World Premiere | 02.02.2024
Production: Children's Cultural Center Kuddelmuddel
Now it begins!
The New Year's Concert with the Bruckner Orchestra Linz under its principal conductor Markus Poschner at the Brucknerhaus Linz is a good old tradition. In this country, however, tradition and innovation often go hand in hand. That's why this concert celebrates not only the local jubilarian Anton Bruckner, but also Smetana, Janáček, Schoenberg and Ives, all of whom are celebrating round birthdays. The anniversary year will be officially opened with a dance program of a special kind.
The program will be announced at a later date.
Bruckner Orchestra Linz
Markus Poschner | Conductor
The New Year's Concert with the Bruckner Orchestra Linz under its principal conductor Markus Poschner at the Brucknerhaus Linz is a good old tradition. In this country, however, tradition and innovation often go hand in hand. That's why this concert celebrates not only the local jubilarian Anton Bruckner, but also Smetana, Janáček, Schoenberg and Ives, all of whom are celebrating round birthdays. The anniversary year will be officially opened with a dance program of a special kind.
Ina Regen, the charismatic singer-songwriter from Grieskirchen, Amadeus Award winner and one of the weightiest Upper Austrian female musicians of our time, is embarking on a year-long search for talents with drive and convincing song material. Conceived as an exclusive, eleven-part concert series from January to November 2024 in and with Linz's Posthof, the journey promises plenty of surprising and new things in terms of female pop culture on top of that. Ina Regen asks the question whether "Next Bruckner" might not just as well be female. Each of the ten evenings provides a different exciting answer. The big final concert with Ina Regen & Friends in November marks the end of an exciting series and the hopeful beginning of something new at the same time.
11 concert evenings from January to November 2024 at the Posthof Linz
Curation: Ina Regen
Co-production: Ina Regen, Posthof - Zeitkultur am Hafen
