Opera festival Schärding: Colorful sound in the pleasure garden await you!

Opera festival Schärding: Colorful sound in the pleasure garden await you!

The opera festival in Schärding, which will take place on July 25th and 26th, is enthusiastic this year under the motto "Lustgarten", which is an exciting reference to the State Garden Show. According to Tips is known for this colorful and unconventional event for musical styles as well as performances that attract not only experienced opera lovers, but also humans come into contact with classical music.

A special highlight of the festival will be the soprano Nora Mayer, who has now appeared for the third time at the opera festival. Mayer, who lives near Schärding, feels her commitment as a home game. In her performances, she will also present baroque operas, which holds the old music an important place in it. It is her passion and authentic performance that she wants to pass on to the audience. "Stay authentic and make music for the music," advises the artist to sing young talents who also have a chance to sing in a family atmosphere at the opera festival.

artistic diversity

The program is also enriched by special artist personalities, puppet players and sound artists. The mix of performing arts and music promises an experience for all the senses and highlights the festival from other events. Mayer describes the atmosphere of the festival as unconventional and colorful, which particularly fits the hot summer days.

The soprano Nora Mayer enjoyed well-founded training in the concert subject and IGP singing at the Graz University of Art, where she studied with Annemarie Zeller. She deepened her passion for old music at the Bruckner private University of Linz under the guidance of Miriam Feuersinger. In addition to her appearances in Schärding, Mayer regularly sings in the Passau cathedral and at various concert series, including the Inntönöne Barock Festival.

A look into the future

The Schärdingen singer will continue to be on stage in the coming months. In 2024 she already has engagements as a soloist for important works, including the Christmas Oratorio of J.S. Bach and the request from W.A. Mozart. Her musical interests are broad, which makes her a coveted artist not only in her home region. For this year, Mayer sees the opera festival as a nice ending before the summer break-an opportunity to celebrate the variety of music together with the audience.