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Klosters Music 2026

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Tickets with assigned seating are available online, by phone at +41 900 585 887 (CHF 1.20/min) and at the tourist offices in Klosters and Davos.

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Christoph Müller © Kenneth Nars
Christoph Müller © Kenneth Nars

Christoph Müller to become Artistic Director of Klosters Music from 2027

On 1 November 2026, the Basel-based cultural manager will succeed David Whelton, who will step down as Artistic Director after the upcoming festival (31 July – 9 August 2026). From 2027, Müller will launch an additional innovative project as part of Klosters Music: the “Klosters Fine Violin Summit”, which combines music and the art of violin making.

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Veronika Eberle
Veronika Eberle

“Icons” as the festival motto for 2026

The 2026 festival (31 July – 9 August) will be held under the theme “Icons”, bringing together leading artists such as Bryn Terfel, Miloš, Maurice Steger and Sir András Schiff. Alongside the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen conducted by Edward Gardner and the Camerata Salzburg under Antonello Manacorda, the programme features chamber music with the Pacific Quintet and Septura Brass, a film music concert to Amadeus, and, as its grand finale on 9 August, Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante and Elgar’s Enigma Variations with Veronika Eberle and Timothy Ridout – marking David Whelton’s farewell as Artistic Director.

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Ilva Eigus copyright Quim Vilar

Start presale church concert series 2026

Advance ticket sales for the 2026 church concerts will open on 18 October. Tickets can be purchased online at klosters-music.ch or at the tourist offices in Klosters and Davos. The season begins on 3 January with the New Year’s Concert «Cheer and rejoice», featuring festive works by Handel, Vivaldi and Bach to ring in the new year. On 13 February, the concert «Treasures of the baroque» follows, with Johannes Berger and the Orchestra La Scintilla Zürich under the direction of Ada Pesch bringing musical lightness and baroque vitality to life.

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