Summer at Heinfels Castle
Concerts in historical scenery

Little concerts by outstanding ensembles in a historical setting - this is the motto of the performances during the Summer concerts at Heinfels Castle. The inner courtyard and the "Langer Saal" serve as venues for a special musical treat in the largest castle complex in the Puster Valley.

Limited places, therefore we are looking forward to a lively interest and quick registration!

Tickets:
T: +43 664 16 77 078
E-mail: info@burg-heinfels.com

 

Thursday, August 11, 2022, 8 p.m.

ENSEMBLE INNEGAL
Motets, arias and instrumental music by Claudio Monteverdi, George Frideric Handel and Francesco Maria Veracini.

For this concert, tenor Wilfried Rogl has enlisted instrumental reinforcement from Tyrol. The musicians, who also have international experience, play in ensembles such as the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Klingzeug, European Union Baroque Orchestra, Accademia Montis Regalis, Youth Orchestra, Concerto Stella Matutina and the Marini Consort.

Wilfried Rogl - tenor | Magdalena Waldauf - violin | Petra Huber - cello | Renate Plieseis - theorbo/baroque guitar | Ewald Brandstätter - organ

Advance booking: EUR 20,-
Box office: EUR 25,-

 

Friday, August 19, 2022, 8 p.m.

AULANG

A mix of folk music, old and new, near and far, arranged and unamplified. A journey through the folk music kitchens of Europe. French pieces can be played or a Yiddish song, an alpine mazurka or a Celtic melody.
Georg plays clarinets and harmonica, Hermann fife and bagpipes, Michael violin and bass.

Advance booking: EUR 20,-
Box office: EUR 25,-

 

Friday, August 26, 2022, 8 p.m.

BRASST SCHON - BLÄSERQUINTETT

Jo Mair and Christian Ebner (trumpets and flugelhorns), Thomas Leiter (horn), Manuel Wibmer (trombone) and Florian Müller (tuba) revive the golden times of Canadian Brass, Phillip Jones Brass Ensemble, Stockholm Chamber Brass and play a selection of original and arranged literature for brass quintet from four centuries of music history.

Advance booking: EUR 20,-
Box office: EUR 25,-

 

Friday, September 9, 2022, 8 p.m.

KAPELLE SO&SO

An event by the Musikkapelle Heinfels

It's not as if the six guys from the Rupertiwinkel, the Pinzgau and the Inntal had only recently crossed paths, no quite the opposite: they have known each other for quite a few years, in 2016 the formation "Kapelle So&So" was founded. After the first concerts, it quickly becomes clear that stylistically there are few limits for the six musicians.
Whether folk music, classical music or reggae, simply everything is played that is fun. Almost all pieces and songs are original compositions, which makes the unmistakable sound of the band.

Hansi Auer - ziach | Michi Graf - guitar | Oschi Öttl - flugelhorn | Wasti Höglauer - flugelhorn | Manu Haitzmann - bass trumpet | Stefan Huber - tuba

Tickets are available at

- all members of the Musikkapelle Heinfels - Raiffeisenbank Sillian
- online at tickets.mk-heinfels.at - Museum Burg Heinfels store

Advance booking: EUR 22,-

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Three years ago the elaborate work on the largest profane restoration project in Tyrol began. All the roofs of the castle, with the exception of the tower from 1992, have now been newly roofed and the access paths inside the complex have already been paved. The opening of the museum is planned for early summer 2020

From May 2018 to the end of October 2019, more than 2800 visitors gained insights into one of the most exciting construction sites in the region.

It was a special day for the "Queen of the Puster Valley": On the 12th of July the guardian angel bell was cast in the bell foundry Grassmayr in Innsbruck. This is a continuation of the old tradition of bells in the castle.

During the restoration work, a special red chalk drawing from the early 16th century was uncovered. But this is not the only discovery!

Heinfels Castle’s main redevelopment should be complete and open once again to the general public within five years. An ambitious goal if you were to take a peek inside the imposing castle, as the last centuries haven’t been kind to the halls and chambers, leaving them to dilapidate.

On 16 November 2015, the concept regarding the future use of Heinfels Castle was presented to the district councils of the Tyrolean Oberland. If everything goes according o plan, the main redevelopment can take place during summer 2016.

The Südtiroler Burgeninstitut (the South Tyrolean Castle Institute) invited Management of the Museumsverein and the Steering Group to visit a number of castles in and around South Tyrol on 14 July 2015.

On 2 June 2015, the members of the ‘New Uses’ and ‘Redevelopment and Maintenance’ groups were met by gorgeous weather as they set out to visit the border fortress of Altfinstermünz in Nauders at the foot of the Finstermünzpass.