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THE FASCINATING WORLD OF THE VIKINGS AND CELTS Join Welsh musician Lauren Francis and Franz Garlik on a magical journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Norway, Scotland and Wales. Inspired by the sounds of the Netflix series Outlander, Vikings and The Last Kingdom, the musicians will transport you to a mystical world full of Celtic legends, Nordic melodies and visual magic. An unforgettable experience for all the senses. MUSIC AND VIDEO IN HARMONY With a deep love for the music from the Netflix series Outlander, Vikings and The Last Kingdom, the artists take you on a journey to the breathtaking Norwegian fjords, where the spirits of Ragnar and Lagertha seem to linger. Just like the first Vikings, we then land in England on Holy Island, near Uhtred's beloved Bebbanburg. We travel back in time to Scotland, to the filming locations of Outlander and the source of fascinating Celtic legends. With these ancient Celtic melodies, modern Nordic pop songs and specially designed artistic projections, Lauren Francis draws back the curtain on a mystical world. In the languages of her ancestors and with an enchanting voice, the Welsh singer sings and tells stories that capture these epoch-making times. Franz Garlik's magical soundscape creates a visual and acoustic experience that will linger in your mind for a long time to come. OUTSTANDING ARTISTS Among many other awards, the two singers received the prize for ‘Voice of the Year’ in Eastern Switzerland. On their extensive tours, primarily through German-speaking countries, the two delight large audiences. Lauren Francis, the award-winning singer beloved by audiences, is appreciated for both her Celtic and classical voice. Her ability to combine these different timbres in one song is what makes her so unique.

Connoisseurs and friends of South Tyrolean cuisine should not miss the Törggelefest!

Traditional dishes, roasted chestnuts and new wine, as well as musical entertainment on the town hall square in Naturno.

Start 10.30 am.

Admission free!

On Friday, 30 October at 8.30 p.m., the Algund Music Band once again invites all brass music lovers to listen to an hour of contemplative brass music in the parish church of St. Joseph in Algund.

At this year's church concert, director Christian Laimer will enjoy that beautiful music.
For the musicians of the Algund Music Band, a concert in "their" parish church is always a special experience and a great musical challenge.

The musicians are happy to meet you!
There´s also free entry.

It all began in 2005 with the recording of the first album. Since then, the music project centred around the tireless multi-instrumentalist and composer Herbert Pixner has continued to evolve. Pixner often works with concise, direct and ironic references that border on sarcasm, and is a true sound artist with a subversive spirit. He likes to use his musical production as a form of social provocation, without ever striking a moralising tone. The free and spontaneous musical interplay of tradition, punk, blues, classical, psychedelia and their progressive connections – through bold arrangements and unusual instrumentation – combined with an enormous joy of playing and an endless desire to improvise, has become the trademark of the Herbert Pixner Project. As a result, the formation has been effortlessly filling the largest concert halls in the German-speaking world for years. In a short period of time, this unconventional instrumental ensemble has developed from an insider tip to one of the most sought-after and successful acts in the entire German-speaking music scene – and beyond. To date, they have played over 2,000 sold-out concerts, collaborated with various orchestras and released more than two dozen albums. Line-up: Herbert Pixner: Diatonic harmonica, flugelhorn, trumpet, clarinet, saxophone, euphonium, lamellophone, moderation Manuel Randi: Electric guitar, Manouche guitar, flamenco guitar, mandolin Alessandro Trebo: grand piano, keyboards Heidi Pixner: Tyrolean harp Werner Unterlercher: double bass, electric bass