Music For Future 2026

Music comes alive when it is shared.

From 5 to 12 July 2026, 33 young musicians aged 15–26 from Poland, Germany, Ukraine and Greece came together in Krzyżowa for the fifth edition of Music for Future.

For one week, they rehearsed, experimented, learned from one another and spent time together – with and without their instruments. Led by conductor Anna Sułkowska-Migoń, the young musicians prepared a programme for string orchestra featuring music by Mozart, Skalkottas, Grieg, Skoryk and Kilar.

But the week was about much more than rehearsals. Each day included warm-ups, group activities and time to reflect together. Participants explored traditional dances and music from different countries, shared their experiences and got to know one another beyond their musical roles. There was also time to explore Krzyżowa and the region together – from a visit to Książ Castle to an evening around the fire.

International Youth String Orchestra Project

📍 Krzyżowa & Wrocław, Poland
📅 5–12 July 2026
🎻 For violinists, violists, cellists and double bass players aged 16–26
💸 Participation, accommodation, meals and travel costs are fully covered
📝 Apply here: https://forms.gle/r5iNZHmRbPceodth8

More than an orchestra.

Are you a young musician ready to go beyond rehearsals and concerts?

Music for Future 2026 brings together young string players from across Europe for one intensive week of music-making, creative exploration and international exchange.

Together, we will create an international youth string orchestra, work with inspiring artists, perform two concerts, discover new musical traditions and explore what it means to be a musician today.

Whether you come from a classical background or are curious about improvisation, folk music or new ways of making music – this project is for you.

What can you expect?

🎻 Daily orchestra rehearsals with conductor Anna Sułkowska-Migoń

Music for Future

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