Jam session in the barn

Our jam sessions aren't about perfection, but about the joy of making music together . People with very different experiences come together, sing, play, and experiment – ​​without a stage, without performance pressure, and without a fixed lineup.

Sheet music and song sheets are available, so you can join in spontaneously. Anyone who wants to bring their own pieces is just as welcome as those who simply want to listen or sing along. Instruments are welcome – guitars are often present, and sometimes more unusual instruments like an oud, a violin, or a harmonica. And even if you don't have an instrument, you can still participate: rhythms often emerge quite simply on the table, on a box, or with your hands.

The evenings thrive on the fact that beginners, intermediate, and experienced musicians make music together. Sometimes it's a quiet folk evening, sometimes a spontaneous choir, sometimes something completely different. It's precisely this openness that makes them so special.

The jam sessions take place in the barn and deliberately reflect the character of the cultural season: uncomplicated, personal, and with plenty of room for interaction. Guests often linger, chatting, continuing to play, or simply enjoying the evening together.

Anyone who enjoys music is welcome to come. And anyone who isn't sure if they are "good enough" is especially welcome.