The hosts of the European Brass Band Festival

Musikkapelle Schalders (Italy/South Tyrol)
To mark its 100th anniversary, the orchestra is coming to our festival and would like to celebrate with the audience in the Ore Mountains.

Netzschkauer Musikanten (Germany)
They come from the place where the Vogtland region’s landmark stands: the largest brick bridge in the world.

Die Original Grüne Felder Musikanten (Netherlands)
The newcomers to brass music formed in 2019 and love Egerländer and Bohemian brass music.

Spandauer Blasorchester 1960 e.V. (Germany)
For conductor Jörg Hofmann from Berlin, the festival will be a home game. He comes from the Ore Mountains.

Musikkorps der Bergstadt Schneeberg / Landesbergmusikkorps Sachsen (Germany)
The musicians from the neighbouring town are celebrating their 60th anniversary this year.

Bergkapelle Rabenwald (Austria)
Founded in 1910, the band brings Austrian mining tradition to the UNESCO World Heritage region of the Ore Mountains.

BRASSers (Germany)
The young ensemble promises freshly oiled valves and relaxed vocal cords for newly conceived wind music.

DOM Roudnice nad Labem (Czechia)
The youth wind orchestra is one of the best in our neighbouring country.

Åndalsnes Musikkforening (Norway)
The brass band from Scandinavia brings Nordic flair to the Ore Mountains.