Open Concert
A relaxed concert in an informal setting in which musicians play a work or individual movements, or rehearse a work together.
The Dachstein Dialoge is an international festival dedicated to tolerance. From September 19 to 26, 2025, in Filzmoos and Ramsau am Dachstein, the festival will explore themes of belonging, inclusion and exclusion, community and society, migration and otherness, self-image and projection, as well as solidarity and inclusion.
Sneak peak into the programme
Schrammel Jazz and Styrian Yodelling
One of the best ensembles in contemporary Austrian music joins the duo for traditional Austrian dance music to perform Styrian yodels and dances, familiar and unfamiliar pieces from Schrammel music, tango, jazz and Viennese songs on the themes of tolerance and conflict.
A new Enlightenment?
There are repeated calls for a new Enlightenment. Does that make sense? Yes, says Philipp Blom, historian and director of Dachstein Dialoge, it is more necessary and more relevant than ever.
Why
are we
so torn?
In commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Peasants' Wars, which marked the beginning of two centuries of religious violence, exclusion, and displacement in the region, the Dachstein Dialoge offer both historical and philosophical context, while continually raising questions of solidarity and tolerance through discussions, theater, lectures, concerts, school projects, and spaces for improvisation.
Where
are you
going?
The Dachstein Dialoge shape the present by learning from the past and looking to the future. Through encounters, intellectual impulses, and cultural experiences, they transform painful historical memories into a shared, open coexistence, creating the foundation for lived tolerance and democracy. From the border mountain, the Dachstein becomes both a focal point and a symbol of connection.
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