VIA IULIA AUGUSTA KULTURSOMMER 2024
VIA IULIA AUGUSTA CULTURAL SUMMER
12 July – 18 August 2024
Internationally renowned stars and young up-and-coming talents will be treating audiences to "Music from all directions" on the Via Iulia Augusta during the 13th edition of this event. The Upper Carinthian municipalities of Kötschach-Mauthen, Dellach im Gailtal and Oberdrauburg work together across the valleys. True to this year’s motto "where from? where to?", the 2024 season will focus on people in motion and various aspects of changing places. Interdisciplinary elements, a guided hike and an educational and concert trip complement the substantial musical programme and provide impulses for reflection on current topics. A total of 12 events are on the agenda.
MOTTO where from? where to?
The 2024 season of the Via Iulia Augusta Cultural Summer focuses on people on the move, whether voluntarily or forced. Moving from one place to another has always been an inherent part of human existence, and change of location has always been an integral part of culture: from nomadic hunter-gatherers to historical migratory movements and adventurous journeys to faraway countries, to summer retreats, holidays, and excursions.
The programme takes into account the different circumstances and motivations. Climatic conditions and natural disasters, war, violence, and economic hardship have always forced people to leave their homes and find refuge abroad. Others are lured out into the world by the desire for freedom, by curiosity and the spirit of discovery. Happy are those who can return to a safe home after travelling.
Contact Via Iulia Augusta Kultursommer Kötschach 390, 9640 Kötschach-Mauthen www.via-iulia-augusta.at | www.facebook.com/ViaIuliaAugusta
Director: Mag.a Helga Pöcheim | Phone 0664 510 5443 | Email: helga.poecheim@italiano.at Press: Simon Martinschitz MA | Phone 0680 2323 868 | mail@via-iulia-augusta.at
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If there is uncertainty about the weather, we will provide information on our website, on Facebook and by phone: +43 664 510 5443.
An alternative venue in case of rain is indicated on your ticket.
Presale offices
Tourist office Kötschach-Mauthen phone +43 4715 8516
Biachakastl Kötschach (all tickets available)
Phone +43 4715 254
Dellach municipal office (for Dellach concerts + Tris)
Phone +43 4718 301
Tourist office Oberdrauburg (for Oberdrauburg concerts + Tris)
Phone +43 4710 2249-22
PROGRAMME INSIGHTS
A total of 12 events are on the agenda for this season: nine concerts in the VIA communities, a presentation with first-class musical accompaniment, a trip to Aquileia and a hike across the Plöcken Pass.
Fri 12 July
Opening B. Harasko, C. Löscher, A. Linsbauer ”Caprice Viennois – Heiteres aus dem Exil" hall for cultural events in Dellach
Tue 16 July VIA FAMIGLIA: Children’s opera ”Gold!“ Thurner Säge, Kötschach
Fri 19 July "AusGewandert", W. Koroschitz, G. Russwurm-Biro, D. Kocmut, J. Sass, W. Puschnig Erlenhof, Mauthen Thu 25 July Baba Yaga Oberdrauburg castle ruins
Sat 27 July
Hike across the Plöcken Pass H. Guggenberger, D. D’Agaro
from the Plöcken Pass to Ristorante Ai Laghetti near Timau - concert at Mercato Vecchio near Timau
Sun 28 July "Brix Trix" Gurina, Dellach
Thu 1 August Tonč Feinig Trio Lake Grünsee in the Plöcken area
Sat 3 August Diknu Schneeberger Trio and film “Wankostättn“, directed by Karin Berger, Kötschach-Mauthen train station
Thu 8 August De Strawanza LKH Laas, panorama terrace
Sun 11 August Concert and educational trip to Aquileia Malborghetto: N.N. Route ensemble: Kötschach-Aquileia-Malborghetto-Kötschach
Fri 16 August Oberton String Octet Landhaus Sonnleitner, Mauthen
Sun 18 August Basma Jabr & Friends Lindenhof-Garten, Oberdrauburg
Accommodation and culinary delights at our partner businesses
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Via Iulia Augusta Cultural Summer
where from? where to?
Audiences from near and far particularly appreciate the unusual concert venues: unforgettable sound experiences await the audience this year at a romantic mountain lake in the Plöcken area, in castle ruins, in the former restaurant of an award-winning chef and at the Temple of Hercules on the Gurina, where Celts and Romans once settled.
The programme takes into account the different circumstances and motivations: climatic conditions and natural disasters, war, violence, and economic hardship have always forced people to leave their homes and find refuge abroad. Others are lured out into the world by the desire for freedom or by curiosity and a spirit of discovery. Happy are those who can return to a safe home after travelling.