ALPINE ART SOUNDS

The alternative date is Saturday, August 22, 2026

Your culinary needs are well taken care of: At the Alpengasthof Muttersberg, food and drinks are offered. Additionally, there is a beverage stand by the lake (Feiger Hochstand).

Free admission | Special rate for the Muttersbergbahn: Children € 7.00, Adults € 13.00

At the Alpine Art Muttersberg Art Trail. Here for the tour description.

The event will only take place in nice weather.

TIMETABLE
10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.: Broadband / tba | Serpentinata - Janine Rogen | long disappeared - Markus and Christoph Getzner

11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.: The Farmers' Trickers | The Wolf has returned - WolfGeorg

12:45 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.: Gioia Choir | Starting at Muttersberg Inn | Compressed Path - Maria Anwander

2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m.: Evelyn Fink-Mennel & Matthias Härtel | Viewing Bank - Monika Grabuschnigg | Sled - Liddy Scheffknecht | Head Society - Alfred Graf

3:15 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.: Jenny & Martina - the Alp Hornets | Coward's High Stand - Marbod Fritsch

Broadband | The Broadband stands for musical diversity and effortlessly moves between jazz, folk music, pop, and blues. Filip Bartenbach (clarinet, saxophone, vocals) and Clemens Tschallener (accordion, vocals) open their performance with Serpentinata by Janine Roggen and then set out together with the audience on a journey to long-lost by Christoph and Markus Getzner. Visitors are invited to musically explore the two artworks and accompany the duo on the way between them

The Bauernfänger | The Bauernfänger is a battery-operated men's sextet that breathes new life into well-known melodies with charm, humor, and musical skill. Their varied program ranges from swing, bossa, and tango to waltz and folklore, consistently surprising with cheeky interpretations. The Wolf Has Escaped: At ALPINE ART SOUNDS, they perform in front of the sculptures of WolfGeorg below the playground and above the small lake – a special place where music and art enter into dialogue

Gioia Ensemble | The GIOIA Ensemble from Bludenz is entirely dedicated to joy – not only in its name but also in its musical understanding. With a versatile repertoire and the belief that singing together connects people and conveys joy in life, the choir has been delighting its audience for many years. At ALPINE ART SOUNDS, the choir is represented by a smaller ensemble and creates a musical stop full of joy at the Compressed Path  by Maria Anwander.

Evelyn Fink-Mennel & Matthias Härtel | Evelyn Fink-Mennel and Matthias Härtel make the path itself a stage and combine yodeling tradition with a musical hike along the Alpine Art Muttersberg. The starting point is the Viewing Bank by Monika Grabuschnigg. From there, the shared route leads to the Sled by Liddy Scheffknecht and further to the Head Society by Alfred Graf. With their violins, the two connect to the tradition of communal hiking songs and invite visitors to sing, yodel, and experience music, art, and landscape together along the way.

Jenny & Martina - The AlpHornissen | Jenny and Martina form the duo The AlpHornissen, combining the impressive sounds of the alphorn with their enthusiasm for music and lived tradition. With great joy of playing, the two musicians from Ludesch create an atmospheric conclusion to ALPINE ART SOUNDS. Their concert takes place at the Fig Tree Platform by Marbod Fritsch at the small lake and adds a lovely finishing touch to a day full of music, art, and nature.