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As part of Sexten Mountain & Music, the band 2ManGroup will perform at Biwak 12 on January 30, 2026.
From 8:30 p.m. to around 11:00 p.m., guests can enjoy a diverse music program in a cozy atmosphere.

An evening full of rhythm, great vibes, and musical variety – the perfect way to end a day in the mountains.

Party for pros, dancing to rock ’n’ roll

With Faltenrock #10 we’re ready to rock again! Party, dancing, and the best rock hits!

Come by and let’s experience an unforgettable night together – because Faltenrock is about more than just music. It’s a tribute to the eternal youth in all of us!

19.00 – Doors open
19.30 – Schüttelbrot Rock
22.00 – Sisters of Sound

Improtheater Carambolage: “Schuld & Bühne” What would Alfred be without Hitchcock, or Agatha without Christie? And what would a winter of improvisation be without a murder mystery! If you’re particularly intrigued by the darker motives of humanity, come to the theatre. Here, crimes aren't just committed — they're dissected down to the last detail. In the courtroom of Improtheater Carambolage, you are the jury, experiencing the verdict live: guilty or not guilty! Event: Saturday, January 31, 2026, at the Piccolo Teatro Carambolage, starting at 8:00 PM. www.impro.carambolage.org

Live Music at M13!

An action-packed day on the slopes is coming to an end – but at M13, the party is just getting started!

“SITTING BULL” live on stage!

Free entry until 9:00 PM, then €5.

Where tradition meets sound – experience the Alphorn players at Hotel Goldknopf and let their unique tones enchant you.

Concert by "Janoska Ensemble" at the Cultural Centre "Luis Trenker" in Ortisei. Violins: Ondrej Janoska and Roman Janoska Piano: Frantisek Janoska Double Bass: Julius Darvas VIVALDI - Single admission adults: Euro 20,00 - Single entry youth under 26: Euro 12,00 - Children under 14 years: free of charge

On February 6, 2026, as part of Sexten Mountain & Music, the Dr. Tinnitus Band will perform at Bar Sport Sexten. The band delivers an energetic sound and a versatile repertoire, ensuring an enjoyable and engaging musical evening.

Gaudi’n Snow is coming to Rosskopf! On December 13th, 2025, the Rosskopf ski area in Sterzing turns into a snowy party zone – skiing with friends during the day, followed by DJs, great vibes, and après-ski in a unique atmosphere. And on February 7th, 2026, the event continues at the Alpin Chalet Rosskopf with another day full of music, fun, and winter energy. Perfect for anyone who loves combining winter, mountains, and good vibes – skiing to start, partying as the highlight.

Gianni Iorio: bandoneon
Marco Facchin: piano
Matteo Facchin: accordion
Fiorenzo Zeni: saxophone

A special evening dedicated to the magic of tango and its musical crossovers. At the heart of the program is Gianni Iorio — pianist, composer, and one of Europe’s most important bandoneon players. Internationally acclaimed, he has performed on the world’s great stages and has taken the bandoneon far beyond its traditional boundaries.

Accompanied by three versatile musicians, Iorio leads the audience on a journey through the worlds of tango, building evocative bridges to classical music — from Astor Piazzolla to Vivaldi — filled with passion, improvisation, and elegance.

The 2025/26 Opera Season of the Haydn Foundation of Bolzano and Trento presents a renewed programme, combining new productions with co-productions in collaboration with major national opera houses. The stage hosts both celebrated titles from the operatic repertoire and contemporary works, entrusted to prominent directors and renowned conductors. A season that invites audiences to look beyond the boundaries of the genre, bridging tradition and new perspectives. Discover the full programme and let yourself be surprised by the new opera season.

The Tramin Citizien Band invites you to their concert in the “Raiffeisen” sports hall in the centre of Tramin. Start at 6 p.m.

On Sunday, February 8, 2026, starting at 1:00 p.m., the band Noukanome will perform at the Helmhanghütte in Sexten as part of Sexten Mountain & Music.
With varied rhythms, vocals, and captivating sounds, the musicians create a special atmosphere surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.

An afternoon filled with music, good vibes, and alpine charm – perfect for those who love nature and sound.

Simone Graziano: piano
Francesco Ponticelli: bass
Marco Frattini: drums

The EMEM Trio follows a shared vision: to develop a distinct, clearly defined sound that immediately connects with the listener. The music moves between simple, song-like forms — sometimes almost radio-friendly — and trance-like, repetitive structures inspired by Nordic minimalism.

Composition and improvisation flow into each other, without boundaries or hierarchy. The energy arises in the moment, inviting the audience to become part of this inner current.

A sound full of freedom, Nordic clarity, dark textures, and radical independence.

Concert by the group "Duo Dörken" at the Cultural Centre "Luis Trenker" in Ortisei. Piano: Danae Dörken and Kiveli Dörken LUTOSLAWSKI - STRAVINSKY - BRAHMS - Single admission adults: Euro 20,00 - Single entry youth under 26: Euro 12,00 - Children under 14 years: free of charge

Where tradition meets sound – experience the Alphorn players at the Edlweiss hut and let their unique tones enchant you.

The concert by the Skweres Trio from Regensburg is part of an exchange project between the twin cities of Regensburg and Brixen, in which works by composers from Regensburg and Brixen are presented in both cities. Since the Middle Ages were a golden age for both Regensburg and Brixen – the architecture of the Middle Ages still characterises the appearance of both old towns today – medieval music serves as a connecting link in the concert. Short hoqueti from the 12th-century Bamberg Codex will be played between the contemporary works. The new compositions refer in a variety of creative ways to the music and art or the spirit of the Middle Ages.

Yui Iwata-Skweres, violin
Matthias Rosenfelder, viola
Tomasz Skweres, violoncello

Codex Bamberg Hoquetus 102
Josef Ramsauer: String Trio
Codex Bamberg Hoquetus 103
Tomasz Skweres: ‘Litania’ for solo cello
Rolf Stemmle: ‘Hoquetus’ for viola and cello
Codex Bamberg Hoquetus 104
Hannes Kerschbaumer: ‘Firn’ for string trio
Codex Bamberg: Hoquetus 107
Manuela Kerer: ‘Amaroncello’
Mathias Johannes Schmidhammer: Solitudine for violin and violoncello
Codex Bamberg Hoquetus 108
Juan Riera: Feedback for string trio and playback

Andrea Maffei: voice, accordion
Marco Gardini: guitar
Giorgio Mezzalira: guitar
Davide Dalpiaz: keyboard
Mirko Giocondo: bass
Federico Groff: drums

The Andrea Maffei Spritz Band was born from the collaboration between singer-songwriter Andrea Maffei and musicians from diverse musical backgrounds. Together, they have created a unique, timeless sound.

In 2001, the band realized the project “Il Suonatore Jones”, a tribute to the songs of Fabrizio De André, achieving great success and gaining recognition beyond Italy. Their performances at festivals and prestigious venues have been acclaimed by both audiences and critics.

At the Carambolage concert, the band will present their new album “Figli così” — their latest work, which impressively showcases their unmistakable musical signature.

Colourful costumes, children's entertainment, face-painting and carnival doughnuts: all this awaits you at the carnival party in Badia. You are invited to show off your best costumes and spend fun hours with the whole family and friends.

Carnival in Colfosco: between colours, music and fun on the slopes. Come and taste the delicacies of the carnival season, such as the delicious "Faschingskrapfen", soft, fluffy donuts filled with apricot jam or cream, typical for Carnival. There's plenty of fun for the little ones with clowns and face painting. Music with lively rhythms accompanies the party.

The Banishing of Winter in Prato allo Stelvio The banishing of winter and the race of the Zussl are ancient traditional customs practiced only in Prato allo Stelvio. Every year at this time, there is a carnival procession and a noisy ritual repeated exactly the same way. On Shrove Tuesday the town’s youth wear white costumes adorned with colored flowers made of paper and large bells, some as heavy as 20 kg, are worn around the waist of the males. The Zussl are dressed in white from head to toe and adorned with colored ribbons and paper pulp flowers. Tied around their waists, they wear large noisy bells, which often weigh over 20 kilos.

Where tradition meets sound – experience the Alphorn players at the Wild o' Williams hut and let their unique tones enchant you.

The colourful hustle and bustle during the Carnival season is an important event for Ortisei. This year, on 17th of february a “Carnival skiing” takes place on the Palmer and Furdenan ski slopes. Masked skiers will get delicious Loacker-biscuits. The nicest masks will be awarded!

Carnival party on the slope: costume parade open to everybody with award for the best Carnival Outfit. Ski & acrobatic show with the Pirates Freestyle Team and DJ. You can also taste typical Carnival dishes. Would you like to join the parade? Dress up and register directly on the spot. The prizes will be very tasty. We are waiting for you!

Join us for an unforgettable evening as the expert instructors of the ski schools Dolomites and La Villa demonstrate their technical skills in a breathtaking show. You will also see telemark descents and impressive acrobatic jumps by the Pirates Freestyle Team, known for their daring stunts and unique style. Get ready to experience this year’s new show, titled: Milan – Cortina 2026 Olympics!

Suite for vibraphone, percussion, and sound objects

Pasquale Mirra: vibraphone & effects

Considered one of the most interesting vibraphonists on the Italian and international scene, he has collaborated with major improvisers worldwide, including: Mulatu Astatkè, Michel Portal, Shabaka Hutchings, Rob Mazurek, Moor Mother, Trilok Gurtu, William Parker, Gerald Cleaver, Damon Locks, Fred Frith, Nicole Mitchell, Hank Roberts, Ernst Reijseger, Chad Taylor, Ballaké Sissoko, Jeff Parker, Tomeka Reid, Jamie Branch, Jamie Saft, Tristan Honsinger, Butch Morris, James Brandon Lewis, and many others.

Pasquale describes his project as follows:
“Just as in Cubism we witness the fragmentation of objects and forms into multiple geometries, creating a kind of visual ‘multiplicity,’ so in the performance Moderately Solo, entitled Suite in Two-Dimensional Form, we find a series of compositions that the listener can hear but also imagine, perceiving them from different sonic angles. My intention is to play ‘deconstructed’ compositions and songs and to play, as a Cubist artist would, with geometry, fragmentation, and simultaneous representation in order to create a visual series that challenges the traditional perception of form and space.”

Where tradition meets sound – experience the Alphorn players at the Arnika hut and let their unique tones enchant you.

Founded in 1989 by Alfredo Bernardini and brothers Paolo and Alberto Grazzi, the Zefiro ensemble specialises in 18th-century music. The musicians have received numerous awards for their recordings, including the Grand Prix du Disque and the Diapason d'Or. In this concert, we will hear Mozart's Serenade KV 388, Beethoven's Parthia and excerpts from Rossini's opera Il Barbiere di Siviglia.

Alfredo Bernardini, Paolo Grazzi, oboes
Lorenzo Coppola, Danilo Zauli, clarinets
Fabio Forgiarini, Dileno Baldin, horns
Alberto Grazzi, Giorgio Mandolesi, bassoons

W. A. Mozart: Serenade KV 388 (364a) in C minor
L. v. Beethoven: Parthia (Grand Octuor) Op. 103 in E flat major
Gioacchino Rossini / Wenzel Sedlak: Overture and arias from Il Barbiere di Siviglia

Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Choreography: Luigi Martelletta

Considered one of the most famous and enchanting ballets of the classical repertoire, the production is performed by a highly prestigious company with over twenty-five years of experience.

Tchaikovsky’s extraordinary music, combined with elegant choreography, will guide the audience through an evocative and engaging evening.

The story follows a princess who becomes the victim of an evil spell cast by the sorcerer Rothbart, whose love she has rejected. Because of the curse, she is forced to spend daylight hours in the form of a white swan. Only a vow of true love can break the enchantment.

One night, Prince Siegfried encounters Odette, the princess transformed into a swan: their eyes meet, love is born, and the prince vows to save her.

Faithful to academic tradition yet attentive to contemporary taste, Luigi Martelletta presents a more lively, dynamic, and fluid version of the ballet, lightened from those mannerisms and pantomimes that can sometimes appear slow or overly elaborate.

All the elements most beloved by audiences will be present: the enchanting swans, the Spanish, Russian, Neapolitan, and Hungarian character dances, the famous pas de deux, and much more.

The uniqueness of this production lies in its ability to blend fantasy and reality, offering a vibrant and modern performance while preserving a deeply rooted expressive tradition that reflects the enduring history of ballet.

On February 28, as part of Sexten Mountain & Music, the Singa Quartettl Sexten will perform at Luis Alm. The ensemble presents traditional and modern folk music from the region, providing an authentic musical evening in a welcoming atmosphere.

Where tradition meets sound – experience the Alphorn players at the Spitzbühl hut and let their unique tones enchant you.