The grand finale

Everything about Anton! 

Theatre
11:15 - 12:30
Room 1, ground floor

Theater INNklusiv is presenting  Alles Anton! - a lively and theatrical musical journey through 200 years of Bruckner. A whirlwind that tells the story of "Anton, Anton and Anton", by singing, dancing and laughing to the beat of the Innviertel. The performance proves to be a multicoloured celebration for everyone, inviting you to join in the party and immerse yourself in the lively and sonorous world of the Antons. Thus Theater INNklusiv creates a unifying experience!

außen.Vor!

Music
13:15 - 13:30
Room 1, ground floor

The UNIverse University welcomes people in all their diversity! The IMP Institute's UNIverse ensemble was founded in autumn 2022 on the basis of this idea and the first "Music and Inclusion" course at the Anton Bruckner Private University. UNIverse is a place where professional musicians, amateur musicians and music enthusiasts make music together under the direction of Petra Linecker and Andreas Huber. They will perform the pieceaußen.Vor
on 30.11.2024, together with the Spring String Quartet!An overture by Severin Trogbacher, based on themes from Bruckner's 4th Symphony.

Bruckner Orchestra Linz

Concert
18:30 - 19:00
19:30 - 20:00
Hall 1, ground floor

Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) Symphony No. 6 in A major WAB 106 (I. movement and II. movement)

Anton Bruckner Symphony No. 6 in A major WAB 106 (III. movement and IV. movement)

The Bruckner Orchestra Linz under the direction of Katharina Wincor will conclude this programme so rich in variety. This ambitious conductor has been delighting audiences since her celebrated debut with the Bruckner Orchestra Linz in 2021. 

Sound and colour

Exhibition
11:00 - 20:00
Café on the ground floor

11:00 - 14:30 & 18:30 - 20:00
Room 2, ground floor

This is a contribution from the five "Sound and Colour" classes of the Upper-Austrian State Music Organisation to the Bruckner Year 2024: an exhibition showcasing artistic encounters with the composer Anton Bruckner and his works. Pupils of all ages, including people with disabilities from the "Schön für Besondere Menschen" Institute (Kirchdorf/Micheldorf), explored Bruckner's music and works with great dedication.

Coordination: Birgit Kastenhuber

Trawöger whistles at Bruckner

Reading and music
13:00
Open Stage, Hall 3, first floor

Norbert Trawöger plays 13 Bruckner whistles by Rudolf Jungwirth and reads from the text "Anton Bruckner" (1984) by Bodo Hell.

Norbert Trawöger is artistic director of the Bruckner Orchestra Linz and artistic director of the Upper- Austrian KulturEXPO Anton Bruckner 2024. From 2013 to 2023, he was artistic director of the Kepler Salon. Trawöger comes from a family in Gmunden where Franz Schubert was a regular guest in 1825. His parents wrote "most unabashedly, as if at home" (quote from Schubert's letter to his parents). He studied flute at the conservatories in Vienna, Gothenburg and Graz and completed the renowned Executive Master in Arts Administration course at the University of Zurich. In 2010 he published a biography of the composer, Balduin Sulzer, and in 2022 his essay "Spiel" in the "übermorgen" series published by Kremayr & Scheriau in Vienna. In spring 2024, his journal of a passion "Bruckner!" was published by Residenz Verlag.

Bruckner embroidery

installation
11:00 - 19:00
Room 4, first floor

12:00
Musical intervention by the cellist, Annekatrin Flick (Bruckner Orchestra Linz)

Bruckner sticken (Bruckner embroidery) is an art project by Cécile Belmont in which people in different places and situations in Upper-Austria and beyond were invited to embroider a fragment of Anton Bruckner's score of the unfinished 9th Symphony. During the Bruckner Year, Brucknersticken helped to establish connections between different people and made Bruckner's work accessible through collective action. The participatory project promotes a sense of community and individuality by combining art and conversation in open, diverse gatherings.

Up and down - Papierlapapp

First floor
14:00 - 18:00

Up and down - Papierlapapp invites children aged 4 and over and adult guests to an exciting and free hands-on experience! Explore interactive stations and discover how artists in Bruckner's day, at the time of the industrial revolution, drew on nature and the element of water for their creative work. The programme is inspired by central themes from the Upper-Austrian KulturEXPO and the Capital of Culture. Find out how paper is made and why it was so important back then. Experience machines in action and take something home with you!

Tonart

Printing Museum, upper floor
14:00 - 18:00

Printing workshop on the letterpress with Christian Habring and Herbert Eder. In the printing workshop, you have the opportunity to make a personalized card using a historical letterpress printing machine. Just like in the old days, you can get down to work and color, print or stamp by hand.

Paper scooping

Handmade pottery, first floor
14:00 - 18:00

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of traditional handmade paper! Here you will experience at first hand how fine, handmade paper with watermarks is created. Under the guidance of Hans Huemer, you will have the opportunity to discover the entire process of handmade paper and create your own work of art: from scooping to pressing and drying. Accompany us on a guided tour through the premises of the "Schöpferei" and gain an insight into the exciting day-to-day work.

Printed tones

Litho workshop, first floor
14:00 - 18:00

In Renate Moran and Monika Breitenfellner's printing workshop, you paint a picture on foil using oil-based letterpress inks, which is then printed on paper in the etching press. The theme of the design is noises or sounds in nature, such as birdsong. Think of the whistle of a blackbird: are the sounds long or short? Which brushstrokes and colors correspond to your feelings? Immerse yourself in this creative adventure with paint, paper and print, design your work of art and take it home with you!

Also discovered in the litho workshop are works from the Bruckner printed symposium, which was led by Renate Moran. Together with Monika Breitenfellner, Mariam Chikava, Olga Djomina, Inga Hehn, Helene Huemer and Georgina Lovelady Krausz, Renate Moran has created a link between the sophisticated technique of lithography and Anton Bruckner.

Plopp! Art machine

Painting school, first floor
14:00 - 18:00

Helene Huemer's art vending machine offers sculptures, medals, comics and scrolls influenced by Bruckner. This year it has been touring Upper-Austria and has even crossed national borders. You can get creative at the hands-on table in the painting school: Model, stamp, draw or write poetry and teleport the organ rock star, Anton Bruckner, into the present! Insert a 2 euro coin, spin and bang! A surprise from regional and international artists or participants awaits you!