Thank You for EUROVOX 2026
Dear EUROVOX Community,
What a joy, what a journey, what an unforgettable gathering!
Around 250 participants came to Lucerne and transformed EUROVOX 2026 into a vibrant celebration of singing, teaching, learning, and sharing. Guided by our theme of Shared Teachership, we exchanged knowledge, experiences, ideas, and inspiration across five keynote lectures, more than fifty workshops, masterclasses, concerts, and countless informal conversations.
Together, we experienced the power of human connection through music. New friendships were formed, professional networks strengthened, and fresh perspectives discovered. The inspiring artistic performances, the welcoming atmosphere on the HSLU Music campus, and the enthusiasm of every participant made this congress truly special.
EUROVOX 2026 reminded us that singing and teaching are never solitary activities. They thrive through exchange, curiosity, and community.
Our heartfelt thanks go to all speakers, artists, volunteers, partners, and supporters who made this event possible. Most of all, thank you to every participant for your openness, generosity, and willingness to share.
We may be leaving Lucerne, but the conversations, ideas, and inspiration will continue to resonate far beyond the congress.
And this is not the end of the story. The EUROVOX community continues to grow with every encounter, every shared idea, and every new voice that joins the conversation. Wherever the next EUROVOX takes us, we hope to meet again, welcome new colleagues, and continue building this remarkable network of singing teachers, researchers, artists, and students.
Stay connected. Stay inspired. And start looking forward to the next EUROVOX.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for singing.
Thank you for being part of EUROVOX 2026.
Hans-Jürg Rickenbacher
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