The Protestant parish of Felsberg presents a concert of a special kind for this year's Mother's Day. The German-Austrian organist Wolfgang Bolsinger plays his own organ arrangements of the greatest hits of the world-famous Swedish pop group ABBA.

For many years, Bolsinger has been known for his unusual pop and rock arrangements, which he presents on his YouTube channel VOX SACRA but also on organs in a wide variety of churches in German-speaking countries and beyond.

Discover the familiar yet novel organ sounds from "The Winner takes it all" to "Mamma mia" and "Chiquitita".

Admission is free, collection.

Collection: Plankis Foundation, Chur

Long Night of the Churches organized by the Church Region Am Rhein:
6pm Church Tamins: Children's Musical Mirjam
7pm Tamins Church: Non-alcoholic aperitif
20h Kirche Domat/Ems: Deus in Burnout - rettet Graubünden die Welt, cabaret artist Luca Maurizio
9:15 p.m. Domat/Ems Church: Dinner at bar tables
10:45 p.m. Felsberg Church: Gospel singing with the quartet Four4you
23:30h Felsberg Church: Nightcap
There is a bus between the churches (please register for the bus rides at bit.ly/4lmiFnD).
Collection to cover the expenses of the Church Region on the Rhine: Evangelical-Reformed Parish of Felsberg, Domat/Ems and Tamins-Bonaduz-Rhäzüns

Collection: Schneller Schools Middle East

Collection: EGR: Offered Hand

We are looking forward to a cozy get-together and exchange with you!
The Monday Kränzli team

The press celebrates both artists as extraordinary talents and particularly emphasizes their virtuoso technique as well as their remarkable stage presence, and when Ilva Eigus (17) talks about her violin, not only do her eyes light up, but her body also moves to a fine beat that is inaudible to others. "It's beautiful, she opens up more with every concert," Eigus enthuses.

"She" refers to the more than 300-year-old Stradivarius that the Zurich native brings with her in her violin case. The Stradivari Foundation Habisreutinger has made the important instrument available for several years.

Ilva Eigus (CH), violin
Rafael Lipstein (ARG-CH), Piano

Program:
Franz Schubert Violin Sonata in A major D. 574 «Grand Duo»
Gabriel Fauré Violin Sonata No. 1 in A major op. 13
Maurice Ravel «Tzigane»

Ilva Eigus plays an Omobono Stradivarius from 1707, which was loaned to her by the Stradivari Foundation Habisreutinger-Huggler-Coray.

Below, the runway is crumbling, Campari soda is being sipped above the clouds. Switzerland remains flying high, while everything else is tottering. Even in the nosedive, the stewardess continues to smile and tries to distract the passengers from the impending catastrophe. GROUNDING takes the Swissair bankruptcy as a starting point and opens up a space to think about the concept of security. How does this idea of stability feel? Who promises security in the event of an imminent loss of control? And what could be done to counter the instrumentalization of these fears?

Compagnie Softsoil uses socially formative events and settings to reflect on complex political mechanisms through the small. In their works, they use space, light, sound, language and body as equal means. Subtle twists and unexpected tilted images create sharp and at the same time sensual theatrical experiences. In their plays, they tell stories of characters who fight for their own existence and position in the face of a world that often feels uncertain. In doing so, they do not shy away from the absurdities of everyday life and the desire to play.

With the support of the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, the Ernst Göhner Foundation and the Migros Culture Percentage

19.00h, doors open 18.30h multi-purpose hall