The Aussee Baroque Days 2026 will conclude with the enchanting ensemble Concerto die Margherita, which transports its listeners to other spheres on international stages. The ensemble breathes new life into the historical performance practice of self-accompanied singing: Five harmonising voices and five stringed instruments merge with direction in a fable of "blind love".

The concert will take place on Sunday, 23 August 2026 at 19:00 in the parish church of St. Paul in Bad Aussee.

A subscription for the 3 concerts of the Aussee Baroque Days as well as sponsor tickets can only be purchased from the organiser until 19.08.2026 at office@ausseerbarocktage.com

Category I € 140,-

Category II € 125,-

Category III € 110,-

Remaining tickets are available at the box office.

Further information at www.ausseerbarocktage.com

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What happens when musicians from the Vienna Volksoper and a seasoned folk music trio come together? The result is "classic alpin". The ensemble, initiated by Renate Linortner, combines flute, strings and harp with harmonica and hammered dulcimer. Sigi Lemmerer's unusual arrangements seemingly merge classical and alpine music. Look forward to a sophisticated concert evening full of colourful nuances, flexibility and pure joy of playing!

When: Tuesday, 25 August 2026, starting at 16:00

Where: Augstsee stage on the Loser
Accessible with the Panoramabahn from there on foot (max. 10 min.) to Lake Augstsee

Adults (from 16 years):

€ 59,- Concert ticket incl. mountain & valley with panorama cable car (please collect the panorama cable car ticket at the ticket office before the ascent, show your concert ticket)

€ 42,- Ticket without panoramic cable car ride

Children (up to 15 years): € 0,- concert ticket. The ticket for the panorama cable car must be purchased in advance at the ticket office

The Panoramabahn takes you back to the valley until 19:00 (last ride!)

Bad weather: concert takes place in the Loseralm

We recommend: good shoes, rain protection, possibly a seat pad & warm clothing

Delicatessen seller Karl talks about his life in the magazine of the "Feinkost Wawra" shop. He reveals his sympathy, anti-Semitism and moral flexibility during the Nazi era and afterwards.

Written in 1961 by Carl Merz and Helmut Qualtinger.

Performed by castle actor Gerhard Ernst.

Johannes Brahms - A German Requiem. Out of a strong individual human experience, but without remaining trapped in it, his music grew from purely musical circumstances to impressive greatness. Simple, more drawing than colouring and above all free of literary ties, Brahms' personality and art have a strong force in the objective, in the general. As an integral part of the concert literature, his German Requiem is considered one of the highlights of Brahms's creative art and one of the most important works in the concert repertoire. Condemned as academic, epigonal and formalistic, Brahms was regarded as a traditionalist by the "expressive" and "future" musicians of his time. He was considered backward because he did not smash things up, but sought to preserve and increase what already existed. He renewed these possessions through the great artistic ideas of the past in a sense that pointed far into the future, thereby lending his art lasting topicality.

In September 2026, Bad Aussee will become the meeting place for international magic. Around 400 magicians from all over the world will come to Ausseerland from 10 to 13 September for the Frühlich Zauberkongress.

For the first time, there will also be a large public performance for the whole family as part of the congress: Alexander Krist will bring his successful show "Magic & Illusion" to the Kur- und Congresshaus Bad Aussee on Sunday afternoon.

Date: Sunday 13 September 2026, 3:00 pm

Venue: Bad Aussee spa and congress centre
Duration: approx. 90 minutes, without intermission

Tickets: Gold tickets € 39,- Silver tickets € 28,-

A traditional evening of folk music featuring singers and musicians from the Salzkammergut, Salzburg and Bavaria.

Performing:

Fliederstaudn Musi

Wolfganger Viergesang

Gmachl-Pichler Musi

Steibay Dreigsang

Brass quartet of the Grundlseer Tanzlmusi

Wimmer-Duschl Harp Duo

Speakers: Peter Grill and Max Pürcher

An evening in honour of Peter Alexander

Join us in celebrating the 100th birthday of Austria's greatest entertainer with the premiere of the new AUSTRO SWING PROGRAMME!

Together with author and producer Günther Huber, the former editor of the Peter Alexander Show, a unique show programme has been created to pay musical tribute to this show legend and provide an insight into Peter Alexander's life's work.