We invite you to a rare musical journey, deep, wild and unforgettable, with over 15 live concerts hosting over 100 musicians from all over the world. Moving between 2 circular stages, the musicians will be surrounded by the audience from all sides. Every 2 hours a different show will begin, one following the other, creating a fluent wave throughout the festival.
In the Festival you’ll enjoy a 48 hours long musical experience, day and night, that will take us through the many colors of the Sufi music with its many languages, rhythms, styles and origins. Starting from the sacred Qawwali singing from Rajasthan, through the Sufi trance from Africa, the Daf and tambourine from the mountains of Persia and Kurdisthan, the melodies of the Ottoman Sultan’s courtyards and all the way to the Dhikr ceremonies and the ancient connection between dance and the musical keys of the middle east.
This Festival is unique for the fact that all the music is live music, played by the artists, with not one electronic bit, nor d.js, all alive with acoustic instruments brought from all over the world.
Here is the general schedule of the festival. It is not final and is subject to change, but it gives a clue about the extent and flow.
The list of artists participating this year will be published soon. Exciting surprises are waiting for you.
Thursday
18:00 Opening sounds- Amphi
20:00 Opening ceremonies- Come- Main square
20:15 Main event – Main square
21:30 Main event- Main square
23:00 Musical jams around the village
Friday
10:00 Morning concert- Amphi
12:00 Main event- Main square
14:00 Concert- Amphi
16:00 Concert- Main square
18:00 Sunset concert- Amphi
20:00 Main event- Main square
22:00 main Dhikr ceremony- Main square
00:00 Night time jams around the village
Saturday
10:00 Morning concert- Amphi
12:00 Main Whirling ceremony- Main square
14:00 Noon concert- Amphi
16:00 Final show- Main square
The full list of artists will be published soon. We are preparing special things for this 11th year of gathering.
“In The House Of Lovers, The Music Never Stops, The Walls Are Made Of Songs and The Floor Dances” – Rumi –
