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Since the beginning of the year, the project "Practicing Care" has been focusing on the transnational social responsibility of a university of the arts with a variety of activities. Exemplary for these activities is the awarding of an honorary professorship by the Senate of the Mozarteum University to the Belarusian flautist, pedagogue and civil rights activist Maria Kalesnikava, who was sentenced to 11 years of penal colony in her home country. Dorothee Oberlinger and Olga Shparaga, among others, will participate in the program of the ceremony on October 30.

Coaching and support program of trans- and interdisciplinary projects of art students on the topics of art, sustainability & socio-ecological transformation

Hollitzer Vienna

and singing lessons Performance orientation in instrumental and singing lessons 01.10.2019 Research projectHeike Henning Project management Heike Henning Duration current In a current research project, performance

An autograph from the hand of Joseph Mohr, written around 1820, is the oldest surviving autograph of a carol which, starting in Oberndorf, quickly spread throughout the 'old' and 'new' world. Silent Night" is a song that - translated into many languages - has become an integral part of the Christmas message of peace. To what extent can a 100-year-old song appeal to young people today and become an impulse for creative work? Pupils of the BORG Oberndorf and the BORG-Gastein are invited to deal imaginatively with the topics opened up by the song and to reflect on and evaluate the products of their work together.

You know who nobody wants to work with right now? With white old men. We've stepped out of comfort zones, questioned images of masculinity and dissected vulnerabilities, owned wide leather chairs, discussed talk shows, speech share, mansplaining, manspreading and clichés in them. And ... how do white old men actually smell? A collage-like scenic work about the attempt at a dialogue - Master's project from the Applied Theatre degree course.

An OMAphonie in five movements. Stories by and featuring OMAS GEGEN RECHTS (Grandmothers Against the Right) – Master's project in Applied Theatre by Tin Blümke, (in collaboration) with Gerti Mayer, Gerlinde Ausweger, Ulrike Murfett, Doris Horwedel-Fuchs & Traude Probst

The task set was to build a mini-golf. During the semester, the ten students worked together to design and implement a mini-golf system that is easy to pack up and transport: the Pop-Up Mini-golf!

MEGA:STAGE salzburg is a project of the Applied Theatre - artistic theatre practice & society programme, which illuminates the festival city of Salzburg from a new perspective and gives a new dimension to one of the original ideas of the festival, that of the "city as stage".

The aim of the project is to develop professional opportunities and artistic co-productions exploring the ways diverse theatre traditions can effectively converse and contribute to quality artistic diversity and creativity in Europe. The objective of the Pl.ETA is therefore also to create a new artistic value out of the interaction between various theatre traditions and specialties.

Award for the cooperation project of the Mozarteum University and the University of Vechta

The Applied Theatre Master's programme at Mozarteum University celebrates its 5th birthday. A look back and ahead with Prof. Ulrike Hatzer, who has headed the programme since 2019.

On 10 March, prospective project leaders as well as project participants and cooperation partners met for the last time for a joint Spot On MozART workshop day at the Erentrudisalm.

Univ.-Prof. of Design & Technology

on tour again Bella Musica on tour again 24.08.2022 Press release © Universität Mozarteum The music projectThis basic cultural and European project reflects the values of the Mozarteum University Salzburg inThis year's journey of the Bella Musica project is also dedicated to solidarity with Ukraine: Of thewhich manages all the Bourbon palaces in Campania and has already enabled the Bella Musica Ensemble Project

In a cross-generational project, the students of the Orff Institute developed a lively network of shared experiences together with students and teachers of the elementary school Aigen, the association Orchesterprojekt, the percussionist Gerhard Laber, the composer Angelà Tröndle, and the dancers Martha Prosser and Alexandra Eibner.