Concerts and music events in Tyrol

The Wilten Boys' Choir is characterised not only by its traditional Wilten costume, but also by the fine intonation and extraordinary radiance and carrying power of its voices, which can be attributed to a special singing technique developed by Johannes Stecher. The choir's repertoire ranges from sacred works and traditional Alpine folk songs to works by Johann Strauss, Carl Orff, Guiseppe Verdi and Carl Zeller.

The Innsbruck Promenade Concerts combine musical diversity with a historical backdrop: A top-class open-air programme of international orchestras and ensembles can be heard in the magnificent inner courtyard of the Imperial Palace.

Drama, dance theatre, opera - when it comes to stage genres, there is almost nothing that doesn't make it into the programme at the new Haus der Musik in Innsbruck. Exciting performances take place all year round. The modern new building is not only an architectural masterpiece, it is also the centrepiece of Innsbruck's new cultural quarter. Ten important cultural institutions that used to be scattered across the city are now housed here, including the Tyrolean Symphony Orchestra, the Kammerspiele of the Tyrolean State Theatre, the Institute of Musicology at the University of Innsbruck and the State Conservatory.

Every year, the symphony orchestra, which is part of the Tyrolean State Theatre, gives eight symphony concerts and the traditional New Year's concert in the Dogana at Congress Innsbruck. Otherwise, the orchestra gives its concerts at the Haus der Musik.

More than "just" music - the musik+ event series provides special cultural moments in Innsbruck and Hall in Tirol. The concept impresses with a mixture of big names, young talents, different musical styles, cultures and traditions. The spectrum ranges from early to contemporary music.

The Treibhaus, which is centrally located in the city centre but still very hidden, aims to be a home for artists from the country and the world, a place of free imagination and creativity and a place of discussion for everyone. The programme is ambitious and ranges from great concerts to ingenious cabaret evenings.

The p.m.k (Plattform mobile Kulturinitiativen) is an active association of around 30 local cultural initiatives, associations, collectives and individuals from Innsbruck's independent scene, who use the p.m.k premises for their diverse events. The programme ranges from concerts of various musical genres to film evenings and discussions on political and cultural-theoretical topics.

Kulturlabor Stromboli is one of the most versatile cultural and communication centres in the region. The more than 100 events a year in the fields of music, theatre, literature, media art and children's culture ensure that Hall's cultural scene and the region are continuously revitalised. Café Stromboli is also known as a trendy venue.