Two musicians, a woman holding a violin and a man standing beside her, on a stage in a church or concert hall, with an ornate religious altar and painting in the background.

ZAUBERKLANG

ZAUBERKLANG bringt Musik von Weltrang nach Uri, in die legendäre Heimat Wilhelm Tells. In der barocken Pfarrkirche von Bürglen und an besonderen Orten des Kantons begegnen sich Künstler und Publikum in einer Nähe, wie sie nur der intime Rahmen schafft – umgeben von Geschichte und Alpenpanorama.

Gegründet und geleitet von Marina Piccinini und Andreas Haefliger, verbindet das Festival Weltklasse mit Verwurzelung: rooted in Uri, open to the world.

Bei allen Konzerten gilt «Pay as you like» – der Zauber gehört allen. Möglich machen dies die Beiträge und Spenden unseres Publikums sowie die Grosszügigkeit vieler Stiftungen und Förderer, denen unser herzlicher Dank gilt.

A woman in a purple dress playing the flute and a man in white playing the piano performing in a church with ornate religious artwork and statues in the background.
A woman playing the cello on stage inside a church with elaborate gold and red altar behind her. A large projection above shows a digital art image of the Earth with a fork and knife on either side.

ZAUBERKLANG brings world-class music to Uri, the legendary home of William Tell. In Bürglen's baroque parish church and at special venues across the canton, artists and audiences meet in a closeness only an intimate setting can create – surrounded by history and Alpine panorama.

Founded and led by Marina Piccinini and Andreas Haefliger, the festival joins world class with deep roots:
rooted in Uri, open to the world.

All concerts are «pay as you like» – the magic belongs to everyone. This is made possible by our audience's contributions and by the generosity of the many foundations and patrons to whom we owe our heartfelt thanks.

Three women stand on stage in front of an ornate church altar with religious paintings and gold accents, greeting an audience.