Musica Natura Relazioni (concert in Avio)

A concert in the woods of Monte Baldo

Musica Natura Relazioni is the summer concert series promoted by the Monte Baldo Local Natural Park, which brings together the five municipalities of the area — Ala, Avio, Brentonico, Mori, and Nago-Torbole — in a single program spread across the Vallagarina and the Trentino side of Lake Garda. In the territory of Avio, in the province of Trento, the event takes place in the evocative Madonna della Neve Alpine Church, a small mountain chapel nestled in the woods of the Valle dei Ronchi, near Maso Eccheli. Here, live music meets the silence and nature of the Park, in an experience that combines listening, hiking, and landscape.

Tyrolean music under the fir trees

The Avio concert is dedicated to the alpine and Tyrolean musical tradition: brass, accordion, and voices bring to life a repertoire that weaves together solemnity and lightness, as the program's title suggests. The intimate atmosphere of the small church and the surrounding meadows provides the perfect setting for an afternoon of music designed for families, hikers, and enthusiasts, often preceded or accompanied by a walk along the trails of Monte Baldo. The programming, curated by artistic director Giovanni Costantini and organized by the Superflùo association, ranges from classical music to European folk and popular sounds.

A community and regional project

Musica Natura Relazioni is more than just a concert season: it is a cultural project that enhances the Monte Baldo Local Natural Park and its municipalities, promoting slow, environmentally conscious tourism. The events, such as the one in Avio, are free of charge and open to residents, visitors, and families, with the goal of experiencing the mountains in an authentic way. The common thread remains the relationship between sound, nature, and community: hence the title of the event, which intertwines music, the environment, and human relationships.

Avio and the Vallagarina

Nestled at the southern end of the Adige Valley, the Municipality of Avio is famous for its medieval castle, vineyards, and western access to the Monte Baldo Park. Hosting a stage of the festival here means combining the historical and landscape heritage of the village with the beauty of the mountains, offering visitors an opportunity to discover an authentic corner of the Trentino-Alto Adige region, amidst nature, culture, and music.