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Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are organised either as part of courses or by the respective departments - and are free to attend.

Dido and Aeneas (1689) - music by Henry Purcell, text by Nahum Tate. Elissa (premiere) - music by Henry Fourès, text by Elisabeth Gutjahr

French romantic works resound with choir and orchestra in the parish church of St. Paul

Musical direction: Ion Marin

Musical direction: conducting students of the class Ion Marin & Alexander Drčar

Musical director Alexander Drčar.

Musical direction: conducting students of the class Ion Marin & Alexander Drčar

The motets for double choir by J.S. Bach (BWV 225-231) on historical instruments. With the vocalEnsemble of the Mozarteum University, Rekay Nagy (violone), Hans Brüderl (lute) and Jörn Andresen (conductor and organ).