The music at the open-air concerts performed on a raft on Lake Sils is heightened by the stunning setting. Here, on the Chastè peninsula, the music does not need any amplifiers or special effects. It is a treat for your ears and your soul.
With a view of Lake Sils "It is a bit unusual to play on a raft," says violinist Madlaina Janett. "But it is also an honor." As original as the location is, just as special are the ensembles that perform on the concert stage overlooking Lake Sils. On this summer evening, it is "Ils Fränzlis da Tschlin": clarinet, bass, cello, viola and violin. They are all related. But how? Before "Ils Fränzlis" reveal this secret, they seduce their audience with a virtuoso reinterpretation of old folk music: Italian, Viennese, Yenish and Romansh melodies swirl skilfully together.
