Kuschel­konzert (ab 0 bis 4 Jahre) 2024

In this series, small ensembles and soloists from the various departments of the Haus der Musik Innsbruck fill the baby-friendly Small Hall. In the six cuddle concerts, there are varied, age-appropriate concert programmes lasting around 30-40 minutes, ranging from classical music to jazz and folk music. Music mediator Sascha Rathey (TSOI flautist) leads through the concerts and creates a suitable programme together with the musicians.

19.1.24
"MOZarellas"

Three girls from the Mozarteum. They love making music together, being creative and performing in front of an audience with vocals and instruments. For the cosy concerts, they play songs from different genres and bring along piano, violin and three-part vocals as well as other little surprise instruments - it certainly won't be boring.

Isabella Stricker
Evi Hasler
Eva Maria Brugger

8.3.24
"String Duo"
On hammered dulcimer and harp, the two students of the Mozarteum Innsbruck go beyond genres and move from folk music to classical and jazzy sounds!
https://hahaha-musig.jimdofree.com/

Carina Jenewein
Anna-Lena Larcher

12.4.24
"Kaiserspiel"

KAISERSPIEL - As the name suggests, the ensemble, whose roots lie in alpine folk music, comes from the region around the Tyrolean KAISERgebirge, the bare limestone mountains on one side and the pine-covered gentle mountains on the other. And so are her numerous original compositions: KAISERlich wild or KAISERlich tame. Ruggedly snappy contrasts with softly sentimental, but always coming directly from the unfathomable depths of the noble Tyrolean heart.

www.kaiserspiel.at

Katrin Unterlercher, harp, dulcimer, vocals
Mirjam Reinstadler, flute, harp, dulcimer, vocals
Gabi Amon, clarinet, harp, vocals
Werner Unterlercher, double bass, guitar, vocals

17.5.24

Students of the Tyrolean State Conservatory from Georg Tausch's jazz percussion class
With marimba/vibraphone

14.6.24

An exciting combination awaits the audience at the last cosy concert before the summer:
Martin Yavryan - concertmaster of the Tiroler Symphonieorchester Innsbruck - will play solo sonatas by J.S. Bach and E. Ysaye - in between Johannes Trieb, student of the Mozarteum Innsbruck Jazz Department, will break with listening conventions and improvise freely on the piano..

Martin Yavryan, violin
Johannes Trieb, jazz piano