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7 string quartets with musicians* from 14 nations compete for the Mozart Competition.

7 string quartets with musicians* from 14 nations compete for the Mozart Competition.

Birgit Neuwirth-Hemmers will give a tour of the ORF Salzburg regional studio for the Salzburg music history focus, Silvia Steiner-Span will then present the archive of the regional studio, accompanied by the well-known former ORF editor Hannes Eichmann.

The visual artist Rainer Prohaska studied Experimental Media Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and is particularly interested in phenomena and objects of everyday life, which he puts into the art context in a humorous way and in an adapted form.

Roland Gruber will talk about innovative projects of nonconform and their unconventional way of working, as well as present the new exciting initiative Rurasmus for students. RURASMUS is an initiative for a European "Aufs-Land-Semester".

Opera concertante: With Regina Koncz, Jakob Hoffmann, Niklas Mayer, Constantin Zimmermann and the Chamber Orchestra of the Mozarteum University Salzburg (Musical Director: Kai Röhrig)

Lena Neudauer and Robin Wilson play works for violin and piano

Baroque polychoral music: works by Andreas Hofer and Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber, incl. CD presentation. With: Capella dell 'halla, students of the Department of Early Music, soloists of the oratorio class, Mozarteum vocalEnsemble, Conductor: Jörn Andresen

For this year's Rundgang, the Department of Fine Arts and Design is taking to the entire urban space of Salzburg and improvising out of necessity to stay outdoors: the Rundgang 2021 will become an extensive outdoor work show.

with Olga Shparaga, Annemarie Türk, Aylin Rieger and acting students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute

At the Music and Art Private University of the City of Vienna: In this unique cooperation, all Austrian universities of music and performing arts present highlights of their current artistic work in the framework of a "Long Night".

Lecture recital

(Ort: Enter: Raum für Kunst, Bergstraße 12a) This interdisciplinary symposium will explore the current cultural diversity of Latin America through graphic novels, literary texts, films, dance and video blogs, among other media. The focus will be on the artistic relevance of emotions in socio-political transformations in the recent past and present. Details: w-k.sbg.ac.at

The productions ‘¡OJO, DON! The Mockingbird of Seville’, directed by Calixto María Schmutter, and “Who's there besides foul weather?”, directed by Henry Schlage.

The exhibition presents an approach to a forest that took place over a longer period of time using the media of photography and video. It invites visitors to enter this explored space and experience the forest from the artist's perspective.