Musical Summer Neustift: Concert f.violine, styr. accordion, harp and bass

TRIO LARCHER PEER REINISCH

Anna-Lena Larcher (Harp, Hammered Dulcimer, Vocals)
Romana Peer (Violin, Guitar, Vocals)
Jonas Reinisch (Styrian Harmonica, Double Bass, Vocals)

Admission - voluntary donations

Performers:

Anna-Lena Larcher
The native of Neustift has been making music since the age of 7. At the state music school, she initially began to learn the hammered dulcimer and later also the harp with Katrin Unterlercher. Anna-Lena has participated multiple times in various competitions and seminars, allowing her to bring music to many parts of Austria, Bavaria, and South Tyrol. She attended the music high school in Innsbruck and is currently studying to become a teacher for secondary level at the Mozarteum and the University of Innsbruck.

Romana Peer
Since childhood, music has been an essential part of her life. She has participated in numerous competitions, showcasing various instruments like the recorder and violin, as well as her singing. After attending the music high school in Innsbruck, Romana completed her training as an early childhood educator. Today, she works in a childcare center, where she brings her enthusiasm for music into her daily work with children.

Jonas Reinisch
From an early age, the native of Gries has been involved with music. At 6 years old, he learned the Styrian harmonica at the municipal music school in Innsbruck. Later, he also took up the double bass, tuba, and trumpet, among other instruments. In 2024, Jonas completed the Alpine Folk Music Academy at the Tyrolean State Conservatory in Innsbruck. Professionally, he works as a planner for construction sites at the Austrian Federal Railways.

Trio Larcher-Peer-Reinisch
The Trio Larcher-Peer-Reinisch brings together three musicians from Tyrol who have been playing together since 2024. Anna-Lena Larcher (Neustift im Stubaital), Romana Peer (Steinach am Brenner), and Jonas Reinisch (Gries am Brenner) joyfully navigate through various music styles. Their instrumentation of violin, Styrian harmonica, harp, hammered dulcimer, and double bass creates a multifaceted sound enriched by harmonized singing. Their repertoire ranges from traditional folk music to classical works and popular and world music.
With this diverse approach to music, they shape their concert program—a musical journey that connects tradition and modernity and surprises the audience with unexpected sound worlds.