Monika Drasch and Carolin Völk celebrate Thanksgiving musically in Holzhausen
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Thanksgiving with Green Violin and Bavarian Sound Art
On Saturday, October 3, 2026, the Church of St. Ulrich in Holzhausen will become a resonance space for a special concert for Thanksgiving. Monika Drasch and Carolin Völk combine Bavarian folk music, warm voices, and characteristic instrumental sounds into a festive concert experience at Lake Ammersee.
Between Tradition and Surprising Sound Colors
Monika Drasch stands for a lively folk music that is deeply rooted in Bavarian tradition while also looking forward with curiosity. She became known with the Bairisch-Diatonischen Jodelwahnsinn. Later, she worked among others with Hubert von Goisern and Hans Well. Her green violin is considered her trademark, and she also masters a versatile array of instruments including zither, bagpipes, saxophone, and more.
Music that Illuminates the Church Space
In St. Ulrich, the program unfolds its special effect: The natural reverberation of the church gives singing, violin, and traditional melodies additional depth. The orchestration remains approachable and direct, while subtle shifts between multi-voiced singing, rhythmic accompaniment, and instrumental colors create dynamism. Together with Carolin Völk, Drasch shapes an evening that combines festive atmosphere with musical down-to-earthness.
A Concert for Thanksgiving
The concert is marked by gratitude, home, and lived culture. Bavarian folk music meets an open stage performance where dialect, melody, and personal expressiveness come together. The audience can expect no distanced museum experience, but music with warmth, wit, and immediate live atmosphere.
An Evening for Music Friends at Lake Ammersee
The organizer Unser Dorf e.V. invites you to Holzhausen on the Thanksgiving weekend. The concert evening starts at 7:30 PM; tickets cost 25 euros and are available at Schreibwaren Rudolfine Schroeren in Utting as well as at the box office, depending on availability.
Those who want to experience Bavarian folk music in an unusual, expressive lineup will find the right place in St. Ulrich: an atmospheric church space, an experienced musician, and a program between tradition, spirituality, and contemporary stage art. This concert deserves to be experienced live.
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