We are a community for early music and baroque culture, for people aged 18 to 35. Founded in Munich in 2026, we go to concerts and operas together all over Europe.
We attend the outstanding early-music performances of the season together, from a single evening to a trip of several days.
Iter and Dies usually take us to the top events of the early-music scene.
We meet the people on stage. In conversations with singers, conductors and instrumentalists we hear how a performance comes together and what the music means to those who make it.
Every visit begins with an introduction to the work, its history and the way it is performed. Beyond the concert hall we explore the wider baroque world: historic instrument collections, baroque architecture and the stories behind the music.
Munich
Bach Festival Week for Karl Richter’s 100th birthday: a festive concert, early-baroque theorbo music among historic instruments, and the Goldberg Variations on organ.
Lausanne
Festival Bach Lausanne: all six Brandenburg Concertos in one evening with Concentus Musicus Wien, and the Easter and Ascension Oratorios with Concerto Copenhagen.
Munich
Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 with the Münchner Motettenchor and Concerto München.
Munich
Bach’s Christmas Oratorio with L’Arpa festante.
Geneva
Handel’s Theodora, staged by Krzysztof Warlikowski, with Pygmalion and Raphaël Pichon.
Munich
The Freiburger Barockorchester and Regula Mühlemann in an all-Mozart programme.
Karlsruhe
International Handel Festival: Faramondo, and Floridante with Max Emanuel Cencic and Bruno de Sá.
Salzburg
Salzburg Easter Festival: Handel’s Messiah with the Berliner Philharmoniker and the Chœur du Concert d’Astrée under Emmanuelle Haïm, with Sabine Devieilhe and Carlo Vistoli.
Vienna
Handel’s Rinaldo in a new staging by Nadja Loschky, with the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin and Francesco Corti.
Halle
Handel Festival in the composer’s birthplace: Belshazzar in concert with the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, and a staged Solomon with the Handel Festival Orchestra.
Munich
Munich Opera Festival: Iestyn Davies and the “Swedish Handel” Johan Helmich Roman, alongside Handel, Scarlatti and Bach.
Cologne
Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea in Ted Huffman’s staging.
Times, venues and tickets are shared inside the group.
No prior knowledge needed. Fill in a short form, and we’ll get in touch for a brief chat before adding you to the group.