Families
Each late afternoon on one of the three Saturdays, an alternative date in case of bad weather.
Details at salzkammerschall.at/landschaftsorgel
For the four-part project Salzkammer(sc)hall, the Salzkammergut becomes both the geographical and cultural starting point, the material, the content and the stage. As “DIE LANDSCHAFTSORGEL”, wind musicians transform themselves into a polyphonic organ in a gravel pit, emitting powerful melodies as well as harsh bursting sound bubbles and delicate trill clouds or radiant major chords. The sounds overlap and shift, returning as echoes. The wandering audience immerses itself in the dynamic depths of the sounds and the silences. Everyone hears something different.
Contributors
Georg Nussbaumer (artist/composer)
Musicians and bandleaders of the Upper Austrian Brass Music Association Gmunden District, Blasmusik Steiermark – Music District Bad Aussee
Norbert Schweizer (project support, organisation)
ARGE Hallschallzeit (project responsibility)
Blasmusikverband OÖ – Bezirk Gmunden (Bezirksobmann Markus Resch), Blasmusik Steiermark – Musikbezirk Bad Aussee (Bezirksobmann Domenik Kainzinger-Webern) (project partners)
Christian Haselmayr (Programme management music, youth, community building)
