Arosa music course weeks with 1250 registrations
The 37th edition of the Arosa Music Course Weeks starts in mid-June. 1250 participants have already registered for the 130 or so weeks of courses. And the number is growing every day.
Course weeks for folk music, alphorn and Bohemian brass band are particularly popular. If you would still like to attend a course, you can find all the information about the courses, registration and free places on the website musikkurswochen.ch. Some courses are already fully booked.
20 different master classes Arosa
Under the label "Meisterkurse Arosa - Masterclasses Arosa", Arosa Kultur bundles all those courses of the Arosa Music Course Weeks that offer the level of masterclasses. In total, there are around 20 individual courses for various instruments. A special offer within the masterclasses is the "AROSA MUSIC ACADEMY", which combines individual lessons with intensive chamber music lessons.
Lecturers at the master classes include well-known musicians such as Maurice Steger, Simon Fuchs, Priya Mitchell, Lars Mlekusch, Markus Fleck, Sarah O'Brien and many others.
Attractive awards for participants in the master classes
Arosa Culture has created attractive awards for participants in the master classes. The Hans Schaeuble Award is presented to a maximum of nine participants. One award includes a concert engagement as part of the Arosa Klassik festival in the following winter. Arosa Kultur offers the opportunity for chamber music performances with renowned musicians.
The award can be presented thanks to the financial and non-material support of the Hans Schaeuble Foundation.
The Villa Musica Foundation from Rhineland-Palatinate DE awards attractive and coveted scholarships to selected music students. Participants in the arosa music academy for string players have the opportunity to audition exclusively for a Villa Musica scholarship.
All information about the Meisterkrusen can be found at masterclassesarosa.ch.
Arosa cultural summer with a wide range of cultural activities
This summer, Arosa Culture is showing two exhibitions: "Uff än Ggaffi" in the Arosa Museum of Local History presents 15 women from Schanfigg and "Vo Plumpa und Schella" in a stable below the Bergkirchli presents the bell collection of Arosa mountain farmer Markus Lütscher and its use throughout the year.
The musical program is also varied and of a high standard. Songs from Naples, folk songs from the mountains, Chur hard rock, folk music, readings, classical music and the French operetta "Le dernier sorcier" invite you to enjoy.
Every Tuesday from June 20 to October 10, the Tuesday concerts take place at 5 p.m. with many Graubünden musicians and course instructors from the Arosa Music Course Weeks.
Convenient: for some events, the train journey Chur-Arosa-Chur is included in the ticket. And when the weather is fine, many of the events take place on the open-air Waldbühne Arosa.
The Waldbühne is also the venue for Arosa Kultur's children's events on Mondays in July and August.
Tickets for the Kultursommer can be reserved:
+41 (0)81 353 87 50 or ticketing@arosakultur.ch.
All information is available on www.arosakultur.ch to find.
