Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

Welcome to the most absurd lottery: Moderated by Fabian Rütsche and Manuel Sieber – two guys and a bunch of weird prizes – you have to take what you win. No excuses, no returns.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

The name is still under lock and key – but here it's worth a big X in the calendar. We'll tell you soon who is playing. What is certain is that it will be loud, it will be beautiful, it will be an evening for open hearts and cold glasses. Clear the stage for the unknown.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

Drum'n'Bass in the afternoon? Of course. If you want to dance, you don't need a night. With fast breakbeats, fat drops and a line-up of local and regional DNB heads, we make the polenta vibrate. Bar open, floor ready, vibes at 180 bpm. This is not a sit-in, this is a crazy day.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

The name is still under lock and key – but today's is worth a big X in the calendar. We'll tell you soon who is playing. What is certain is that it will be loud, it will be beautiful, it will be an evening for open hearts and cold glasses. Clear the stage for the unknown.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

The band around the two musicians Benjamin Amaru and Gian Rosen mixes folk, pop and rock in an impressive way –
with a matter-of-factness, as if these genres had always met at night around the campfire.
They create a sound that cannot be classified, but hits all the more directly:
intimate, clever, sometimes raw, always touching.
The lyrics dig deep, without pathos, and the band brings it all to the stage with a musical lightness,
that sounds like the world and home at the same time. Perfect for balmy summer nights on the polenta meadow.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

Polenta7000 – the summer bar with stage on the polenta hill behind the Mediamarkt. Every Thursday & Friday from 5 p.m., Saturday from 3 p.m., weather permitting. With ping-pong, drinks, kiosk, food, concerts. Spontaneous information can always be found on the website.

On Saturday, May 24 at 19:30 in "Il Nido" in Filisur and on Sunday, May 25 at 17:00 in the Reformed Church in Felsberg, Cantaurora will immerse itself in the rich choral culture of Sweden. The varied concert consists of folk songs, sometimes sung in a traditional way, often arranged in a modern way with new timbres. Cantaurora sings a capella under the direction of Corina Barandun.

The audience can expect romantic compositions about flowers and the joy of the heart, wild sounds from the world of Germanic gods, dance rounds on Midsummer's Eve or dark melodies from gloomy winter days. The songs are mainly traditional Swedish folk songs. Some choral pieces such as "Jag vet en dejlig rosa" are artfully wrapped in new sound colors. Other songs, such as the "Sommarpsalm", sound familiar.

Yodeling in Swedish
"Kulning" is a Swedish cow song, similar to our yodel, which was mainly sung by women in bright, loud tones to call the cattle together. Traditionally it is either improvised or sung as a signal. "Joïk", the fine song from the Sami culture, is one of the oldest forms of folk music in Europe. The indigenous people from Scandinavia use it to sing about animals, they sing about moments and people.

"Thank you for the music!"
Swedish pop musicians and singers, especially ABBA, also have a feel for harmonious compositions, good melodies and rich backing choirs. Songs by the world-famous pop stars have become folk songs in their home country and should never be missing from concerts.

The box office opens at the concert venues one hour before the concert begins. Admission is 25 francs. Further information: www.cantaurora.ch/


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Matias Spescha (1925 - 2008) was a Swiss painter, sculptor and graphic artist. In the early 1960s, Spescha devoted himself intensively to the exploration of abstract forms, influenced by Informel and Abstract Expressionism. In 1970, he shifted his focus to the creation of sculptures and the design of walls and rooms. Until his death, his works were characterized by a formal proximity to American Minimal Art and left a lasting impression on the art scene.