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Festival Music Unlimited 35 In Wels, Austria

By Ziga Koritnik
February 8, 2022
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A collection of photos from Music Unlimited 35 Festival in Wels, Austria from November 5, 2021 to November 7, 2021 featuring Tumido Orchestra, (Susanna Gartmayer, Irene Kepl, Noid, Manu Mayr, Alexander Kranabetter, Thomas Berghammer, Lukas König, Mario Stadler, Bernhard Breuer, Gigi Gratt), Gabbro 4, (Hanne De Backer / Marc De Maeseneer, Agnes Hvizdalek, Henrik Munkeby Nørstebø, Raphael Malfliet), Irreversible Entanglements, (Camae Ayewa, Keir Neuringer, Aquiles Navarro, Luke Stewart, Tcheser Holmes), Sima Cunningham, (Mary Halvorson, Brian Settles, Amirtha Kidambi, Adam O'Farrill, Michael Formanek, Tomas Fujiwara, Amirtha Kidambi, Hamid Drake, L'Orchestre Mecanicien, (Luc Ex, Peter Zegveld, Elsa van der Linden, Nora Mulder), Fay Victor Chamber Trio, (Fay Victor, Marika Hughes, Darius Jones), Columbia Icefield, (Nate Wooley, Susan Alcorn, Ava Mendoza, Ryan Sawyer), Mette Rasmussen, Christof Kurzmann, Elisabeth Harnik, Christof Kurzmann, Andy Moor, Marion Coutts, Tiziana Bertoncini, Jakob Gnigler , Thomas Lehn, New Brazilian Funk, (Frode Gjerstad, Paulinho Bicolor, Negro Leo, Felipe Zenícola, Paal Nilssen-Love) and Ohmme, (Sima Cunningham, Macie Stewart and Matt Carroll).

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Fay Victor and Elisabeth Harnik

Hamid Drake and Ken Vandermark

Amirtha Kidambi, Mary Halvorson, Michael Formanek

"L'Orchestre Mécanicien", Luc Ex, Peter Zegveld,...

Christof Kurzmann and Mette Rasmussen

Tiziana Bertoncini, Jakob Gnigler and Thomas Lehn

Hamid Drake and Ken Vandermark

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