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  • Spot On MozART
    15.12.2022
    Mozart in Nairobi 

    The Mozart in Nairobi project tells the story of imprisoned mothers and their left-behind children in Kenya in an essay film, creating a dialogue on several levels between different people and cultures, with W. A. Mozart's Sonata in E-flat Major (KV 282) as the fundamental element along which the film is told.

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  • © Gertrud Fischbacher, Marius Schebella
    9.8.2022
    Allegria 

    The spatial installation ALLEGRIA is an interdisciplinary, interpretative research on Mozart's Symphony No. 17 in G major (KV 129).

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  • © Christina Leitner, Frauke Von Jaruntowski
    13.6.2022
    Shift KV594 

    W. A. Mozart's composition Adagio in F minor (KV 594) for an organ work in a clock becomes a synesthetic experience, materially visible, audible and tangible. SHIFT KV594 performs this work on a digitally controlled Jacquard loom (Textiles Zentrum Haslach, 2023). Mozart's composition becomes a fabric.

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  • Innerhalb eines Fulldomes, blaue Projektionen an der gewölbten Decke | © Christian Schneider
    16.5.2022
    Mozart real time quintet 

    The project MOZART-REALTIME QUINTETT offers an audiovisual experience in which the music of W. A. Mozart is realized as a synesthetic, interactive visualization by means of computer-generated real-time graphics. With the aim of creating an active playful and at the same time creative access to the work of Mozart, Mozart's Clarinet Quintet (KV 581) was realized as an interactive fulldome environment. With the help of a touch interface, the visitors can intervene in the audiovisual composition and change it.

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  • © Claudia Lehmann & Konrad Hempel
    15.2.2022
    Mozart in minor meets Archive 

    In two open workshop phases, students from the Department of Scenography and teachers from the Mozarteum University met with employees of the Red Bull Media House to examine and explore sounds in a minor key by W. A. Mozart and the fascinating visual worlds of the Red Bull Media House film and image archive.

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  • Projekt Spiel! / Spot On MozART Expo | © Christian Schneider
    13.9.2021
    Game! 

    In the installation Spiel!, the communication between different technologies repeatedly gives rise to new Mozart compositions, which are "interpreted" by an industrial robot at the grand piano.

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  • © Theresa Marka
    18.8.2021
    How to find myself through Mozart 

    HOW TO FIND MYSELF THROUGH MOZART: GELEBTE KUNST WITH SALZBURGER YOUTH is an artistic-visual and scientific project, which was realized in cooperation with the University of Salzburg as well as the University Clinic for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry of the Paracelsus Medical Private University.

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  • © Alrun Pacher
    25.5.2021
    The colors of Salzburg 

    Establishing a similarity between the harmonic sequences in W. A. Mozart's Phantasia in C minor (KV 475) and the color chords of Salzburg is the starting point and program of the artistic-scientific cooperation project that brings together selected students of the University Mozarteum Salzburg and young people as well as adults of the class "Sound and Color" of the Landesmusikschule Bad Ischl.

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  • © Michael Gebendorfer
    25.5.2021
    VR MozART 

    VR MozART takes the audience on a journey through space and time, using virtual reality glasses to immerse us in the emotional world of experience that W. A. Mozart's music opens up in all of us. In the English reading, the title VR MozART refers to the cultural adaptation that Mozart's work has experienced in European and also worldwide reception.

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  • Spot On MozART
    25.5.2021
    Cultural Hotspots 

    The city of Mozart, Salzburg, offers many opportunities to get to know the musical heritage of the genius loci. But where are these Mozart's CULTURAL HOTSPOTS hiding? A smartphone app sends interested people on a voyage of discovery in the city of Salzburg and acts as a link between music-historical places and Mozart's music.

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  • © Ricsi Kassai
    24.2.2021
    Lost in dimensions 

    The film LOST IN DIMENSIONS by pianist Róza Radnóti makes an attempt to find visually expressible events in music, aiming to give the audience an intense and complex experience by interpreting the second movement of the Piano Sonata in C major (KV 545) in an abstract, non-narrative way.

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  • © Sophie Thammer
    5.10.2020
    Unbounded fields 

    EIN WEITES FELD deals with the transformation process of Mozart's Symphony in A major (KV 201) into a gradually emerging abstract painting, visually realized in the form of an animated film.

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  • © Fanny Rösch & Team
    5.10.2020
    Idyll 

    Accompanied by the sounds of Mozart's Violin Sonata in E minor, which lays over the smoldering conflicts like an ideal world, IDYLL tells of a family in upheaval…

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  • Spot on MozART | © Hannes Schalle
    1.10.2020
    #beautiful 

    in 1775, the 19-year-old Mozart was commissioned by his employer, Prince-Archbishop Count Colloredo of Salzburg, with whom he was in permanent disagreement, to compose a piece of princely chamber music for the evening entertainment...

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  • Projekt: Scanning Dimensions / Projektpräsentation 2021 | © Christian Schneider
    1.10.2020
    scanning dimensions 

    SCANNING DIMENSIONS opens a space of projection and light as a dialogue and flowing transition between music and video, where one of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's early pieces, KV15dd, becomes the content point of departure for the visualization and staging in space.

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  • © Claudia Lehmann, Konrad Hempel
    1.10.2020
    At night 

    The starting point for the film NIGHT is the Fantasy in D minor by W. A. Mozart, perhaps the most played piano piece, at least among young music students, which inspired a cinematic narrative in which the composer's biographical approaches and musical elements of the composition were associatively transformed into a woman's nocturnal journey through a big city, played by Jenny Schily.

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