Day 5: Saying quietly good-bye

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There were five – actually six – days full of events, conversations, events, projects and above all impressions. We discussed, listened, marveled, laughed, discovered, danced and so much more. The last day of the festival gave us the opportunity to catch up, celebrate and enjoy what we missed. Find out more in the best impressions from the last day of the festival 2019!

Music Monday, Credit: vog.photo

A Monday tradition of the festival is the music trail. The audience walks through all kinds of listening rooms…

Music Monday, Credit: vog.photo

…the theoretical level also receives attention.

Music Monday, Credit: tom mesic

We also dared an excursion to the Volksgarten, namely to a Hörohr. “Monophon yello))))” is part of a series in which the collective Hörstadt deals with acoustic space.

Bilanz-Pressekonferenz, Credit: tom mesic

The balance press conference announces the great records of the anniversary festival…

Bilanz-Pressekonferenz, Credit: tom mesic

…and the new location for the next. Together with our partner of course! The picture shows the Rector of JKU, Meinhard Lukas, and Gerfried Stocker, Artistic Director of Ars Electronica.

Pianographique, Credit: tom mesic

The last event of this festival took place under the title “Pianographique – Piano Music x Digital Images” and was memorable in many ways.

Pianographique, Credit: tom mesic

Of course, because of the wonderful interpretation of Stravinsky’s Firebird by Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies but of course also because of the great visual background.

Pianographique, Credit: tom mesic

At the same time it was the last event in the truly unique POSTCITY train hall. And so the entire Ars Electronica team says “Thank you” for a great festival and wonderful memories of POSTCITY.

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