Montforter intermediate tones: FL! K inspires with music and network work!

Montforter intermediate tones: FL! K inspires with music and network work!

At the Montforter between tones in Feldkirch, the stage was all about the winner of the “Hugo” competition 2024, the Ensemble FL! K from Nuremberg. This innovative group presented their view of topics such as loneliness and universal connection in an impressive performance. Under the motto "Ich/We", you inspired the audience with exuberant music from composers like Kaija Saariaho and Johann Sebastian Bach. The event, which took place on the ground floor of the Stella gatekeeper, was characterized by exciting musical interpretations that switched between solo artery and group performances. Katharina Jungwirth (violin), Ines Ljubej (percussion) and Luca Höhmann (flute) ensured a captivating experience that culminated with a creative "networking" in the hall when a thread connected the audience together, such as reported .

a festival with vision

The Montforter Zwischent tones will celebrate their tenth anniversary next year. Initiators Hans-Joachim Gögl and Folkert Uhde had the idea for this festival in 2014 to create new forms of encounter and artistic exchange. As Gögl once described, the festival should create a maximum proximity between the audience and the event. The selection of the venues, such as the old indoor pool in Feldkirch, contributes significantly to the atmosphere. Again and again the organizers manage to cooperate with regional initiatives in order to set fresh impulses, which can also be felt when selecting the topics of the festival. In the combination of music and discourse, a space for profound social considerations, such as theme, reported .

The nuances are not only a place of music, but also a forum for social issues and challenges. Gögl has emphasized that art and culture are crucial for social warmth and social commitment, and that Vorarlberg has a lively cultural scene. Despite the diversity and the many committed people, according to Gögl, the importance of culture in politics is often underestimated - a fact that he would like to change. In this way, the festival also remains a platform for creative work and social exchange.