SCHACKENBORG MUSIKFEST / ART & MUSIC OVERCOME BOUNDARIES
THE SCHACKENBORG MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS FROM 2023 CONTEMPORARY ART FROM DENMARK AND GERMANY IN COOPERATION WITH KUNST FÜR ANGELN e.V
The first part of the KUNST FÜR ANGELN project ART & MUSIC OVERCOME BOUNDARIES 2023 has
been successfully completed.
3 days of concerts and 1 opera in the park of the castle as part of the SCHACKENBORG Music Festival
are behind us, with a total of 600 visitors including an exhibition from the Roosen-Trinks Collection
with contemporary works of art by Danish and German artists on the castle grounds in Møgeltønder.
Now the preparations for the second part are on the way, where we bring the music across the border
from Denmark to Schleswig-Holstein, for a music weekend at the association KUNST FÜR ANGELN e.V.,
in the autumn exhibition on 7 and 8 October 2023 at the WITTKIELHOF.
With the Danish Clarinet Trio Martin Qvist Hansen (piano), Tommaso Lonquich (clarinet),
Jonathan Slatto (cello), the pianist Jürgen Christ from Germany and the baritone Viktor Rud from Ukraine and on Sunday additionally with the German-Danish jazz ensemble “Art la carte” from Flensburg.
Registration/ reservations for seats from NOW at:
visit@kunstfuerangeln.de
As admission is free and seats are limited, we recommend a timely reservation for the concert surrounded
by art on Saturday, 7.10.23 from 17:00 h and/or for the matinee in the art exhibition
on Sunday, 8.10.23 at 11:00 h!
The project ART & MUSIC OVERCOME BOUNDARIES is made possible thanks to the kind support of Interreg Germany – Danmark and the European Union.
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The art exhibition is curated by the musicians of the Danish Clarinet Trio and founders of the Schackenborg Music Festival: Martin Qvist Hansen / Piano, Tommaso Lonquich / Clarinet and Jonathan Slaatto / Cello. Martin Qvist Hansen: “For us as musicians, it is a first to select works of art from a private collection that will be exhibited during our music festival in Mgeltnder. Our selection fell on the works of German and Danish artists who have a direct connection to classical music, such as Jorinde Voigt, Thomas Lunau, Rasmus Bjrn or Jonathan Meese. Either because they were artistically inspired by certain classical music pieces, influenced by certain composers and their work, or because they themselves make music. This combination of showing art where music is made – and that on both sides of the border – is innovative and inspires us in our work. We are already looking forward to the second part of our cooperation with the association KUNST FÜR ANGELN e.V., in October at the Wittkielhof in Schleswig-Holstein and to the continuation in 2024! “
Ingrid Roosen-Trinks: “Art and music is a language that everyone understands. Therefore, the association KUNST FÜR ANGELN e.V.is particularly pleased to combine these two art forms. to show art, where music is played, and to experience music, where art is exhibited; in August and on the German side in October. ART & MUSIC OVERCOME BOUNDARIES offers a new, great opportunity to get to know the diverse cultural life in the German-Danish border region. And from now on EVERY YEAR! “
The Danish Clarinet Trio will give concerts on 7 and 8 October 2023 in the autumn exhibition of the association KUNST FÜR ANGELN e.V.
Informations and tickets at: musikfest.nu.