Events: Concert, Musical in Arosa

Mitwirkende: Arosa Humorfestival

Songs that catch the eye

Mitwirkende: Arosa Humorfestival

Almost in the cinema

Mitwirkende: Arosa Humorfestival

Mitwirkende: Arosa Humorfestival

Mitwirkende: Arosa Humorfestival

No concert, not comedy. Somewhere in between.

Halftime Show

Mitwirkende: Arosa Humorfestival

With Snowrow Arosa, a new winter music festival will celebrate its premiere in 2026.

Music for Harp Duo Harp music before Christmas, that fits wonderfully! And with two harps in a duo, it should get the last listeners into the Christmas spirit as well.

For decades, father and daughter have been playing and singing together in the family and at public events.

“Embrace, millions!” Waltz king Johann Strauss is as much a part of the New Year’s transition as the Capricorn is to Graubünden.

Under the title “Canzoni d’autore italiane e napoletane,” the concert by Rico Punzi at Bergkirchli promises a varied program that evokes a true vacation feeling: With his virtuosic guitar playing,

Mattias Müller, baritone, and guitarist Robert Grossmann dive into the vast world of great musical masterpieces. From Mozart to Frank Sinatra, they reinterpret well-known pieces.

A small organ with a lot of potential promises the program of the organist Lisette Stoffel.

ensemble le phénix: „Matches" Music from Sweden and Englandby J. J. Kriegk, W. Paxton, G. Finzi, J. H.

In January 2027, Arosa will become the center of open-air curling: The Arosa Curling Club is hosting the Open Air Swiss Championships.

The concert in February is dedicated to the chorale, which remains a fixed part of the worship services to this day. At the center is the strophic song that has shaped church music over centuries.

Pierpaolo and Stéphanie met at the Festival Vertanzt 2015 and realized that they actually have no commonalities: He loves the sea, she loves the mountains; he spends his nights in clubs and she with

DuoAlptraum Clarigna Küng and Stefan Baumann poach in the Appenzeller mountain melodies, dance through European folk music, meander through jazzy grooves and fly virtuously into lofty sound heights,

Folk music star and guarantor of good vibes with countless hits like "Seven Sins" – has been captivating fans in the entire alpine region for decades.

Simone Roggen, violin, and Karolina Öhman, cello, perform a versatile duo program featuring music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Béla Bartók, Pēteris Vasks, and Zoltán Kodály.

“Cinnamon Rolls” Nordic folk music from Grieg to today… The inspiring melodies of the North capture the expanse, the light, and the air of Scandinavia, but they have (in contrast to Swiss folk

Two voices, two violins – sometimes a bit of baritone ukulele. desdëa is the heartfelt project of the classically trained violinists Andrina Daeppen and Zoë Gordon.

Armando Chappuis and Livio Gadient study jazz together at the Zurich University of the Arts. Since then, they have been making music together in workshops or other formations.

On July 18, 2027, Kinderland Openair makes another stop in Arosa and promises an exciting day for the whole family.