Klezmer Festival in Feldkirchen: A complete success for music lovers

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Das zweite Klezmer Fest in Feldkirchen war ein voller Erfolg: Über 500 Besucher erlebten fesselnde Aufführungen, darunter die talentierte Andrea Eckert und hochkarätige Musiker aus der Klezmer-Szene.
The second Klezmer firmly in Feldkirchen was a complete success: over 500 visitors experienced captivating performances, including the talented Andrea Eckert and top-class musicians from the Klezmer scene. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

In the picturesque city of Feldkirchen, the “second Klezmer Fest” was celebrated with great success. More than 500 music lovers from the area and beyond flocked to the Am Amthof to be kidnapped into the unique world of Yiddish music and culture. This festival is the only one of its kind in Carinthia and emphasizes the traditions of Jewish folk music.

Andrea Eckert, a well -known actress and singer from Vienna, made the kick -off of the festival, who delighted the audience with an inspiring performance of songs by Jewish poets and composers. Their performance was followed by a talented Klezmer band from Slovakia, which skillfully combined Balkan sound with klezmer music and provided a thrilling atmosphere.

virtuoso sounds and rounded program

The Matinee took place on Sunday, in which the Klezmer musicians Moritz Weiß and Ivan Trenev, together with singer Clara Montocchio, provided impressive sounds. Clara, whose roots are in South Africa, amazed the spectators with her powerful voice. The last highlight of the festival was Roman Grinberg, an outstanding artist of Yiddish culture who presented his solo program "OJ, I laughed".

also integrated into the festival program was a practice-klezmer workshop that enabled the participants to experience musical traditions directly and actively participate. The Kultur-Forum office has already drawn a positive record of the festival and plans to re-take up this success concept in 2026, since the Klezmer takes place in the two-year rhythm.

This new edition of the festival invites the public to continue to deal with the rich Jewish culture and to enjoy the variety of Klezmer music. The great success of this year's festival shows how important such cultural events are for understanding and appreciation of the various musical traditions. Further information can be found in an article on www.kleinezeitung.at