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No News. With Elfriede Jelinek's "Am Königsweg", the Thomas Bernhard Institute dealt with right-wing populism, the disastrous political practice of Donald Trump and the helplessness of a society that cannot find an answer to the explosive spread of contempt for democracy and violence. The production was a cooperation with Freeszfe Budapest, in German, Hungarian and English. Project management: Volker Lösch, Christoph Lepschy With acting & directing students from Budapest and Salzburg Directors: Antal Bálint, Bona Dyssou, Volker Lösch, Ádám Nyári, Henry Schlage  Assistant directors: Anna Szepes, Laura Trauner Dramaturgy: Christoph Lepschy Costumes: Amrei Monika Fürst, Sophia Marlen Esterer, Christina Winkler About the production Jelinek's textual surfaces oscillated between tragedy and the grotesque, pathos and vulgarity, and painted a picture of a political-financial-capitalist complex that is morally at its end, but nevertheless nevertheless comes to power with force and endangers fundamental democratic values. The participating students from Austria and Hungary complemented the play with personal texts and gave insight into different experiences and observations related to the dynamic developments of right-wing populism in Europe and the current political situation in Austria and Hungary. "When 19 angry young people roar and march jaggedly as a flag-waving mob, it leaves goosebumps. [...] A very special evening that was celebrated with a standing ovation at the premiere on 3 March 2023." — Elisabeth Pichler, Dorfzeitung Press comments (Preview) Ein Theater enttarnt brisante Politik (SN, 2. März 2023): https://www.sn.at/salzburg/kultur/ein-theater-enttarnt-brisante-politik-134865397 Der Königsweg ist ein Holzweg und ein Kreuzweg (Drehpunkt Kultur, 6. März 2023): http://www.drehpunktkultur.at/index.php/auf-den-buehnen/theater-kabarett/16705-der-koenigsweg-ist-ein-holzweg-und-ein-kreuzweg „Am Königsweg / On the royal road" (Dorfzeitung, 11. März 2023): https://dorfzeitung.com/archive/99322 Skip slider © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler © Manuela Seethaler Jump to slider start Dates & Cast Premiere 3 March 2023 at 19:30 Further performance 4 March 2023 at 19:30 Theatre in the KunstQuartier With: Bálint Antal, Claudia Benkő, Maité Dárdano, Bona Dyssou, Ben Engelgeer, Lenz Farkas, Lisbet Hampe, Emese Kárász, Amadeus König, Joseph Lang, Lili Walters, Hongji Liu, Valerie Martin, Ádám Nyári, Baris Özbük, Henry Schlage, Jakab Sebestény, Elianne Stroomer, István Szacsvai, Blanka Szekeres, Adrian Weinek Weitere Produktionen Directing projects on the theme of Classic 20.1.2023 Directing projects on the theme of Classic  On January 20 and 21, the Thomas Bernhard Institute, in cooperation with the Department of Scenography of the Mozarteum University, presented Philoktet by Heiner Müller, Gaia in a version by Till Ernecke and The Bacchae by Euripides, three directorial works on the theme of classical music at the Theater im KunstQuartier. Drama production This side of the dramatic 13.5.2022 This side of the dramatic  Drama production ¡Los Bernarrrdá's! 14.4.2022 ¡Los Bernarrrdá's!  Based on "Bernarda Alba's House," Federico García Lorca's drama that has been performed most frequently around the world to this day, the 4th year Drama and Directing class, under the direction of Anja Herden, will deal in "¡Los Bernarrrdá's!" with being trapped, hysteria, fear of life, and the longing for freedom as a primal human drive, and will tell of people who are both victims and accomplices of their own oppression. Drama production Perpetuum - Fits just once again 25.3.2022 Perpetuum - Fits just once again  Drama production

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About us … Home About us Platform on Politics of the Past Platform on Politics of the Past Skip page navigation Overview Return to slider start The Platform on Politics of the Past is a forum for discussing questions relating to the historical political positioning and decisions of the Mozarteum University. The critical assessment of these issues may take the form of scholarly review (e.g. of biographies) but can equally be expressed through artistic projects that raise public awareness in the spirit of “Never Forget.” The Platform was founded in response to an artistic intervention by students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute in April 2024, in which a number of names on the Honorary Members board in the foyer of the Mozarteum University were crossed out with red paint and a petition was lodged calling for their honours to be revoked. Contactgeschichtspolitiken@moz.ac.at Statement from the Rectorate & Senate In the years between 1960 and 1980, certain honours were awarded by the Mozarteum University Salzburg which, in hindsight, are highly problematic. These relate to people whose possible involvement in Austrian Fascism or Nazi (cultural) politics was not critically examined.  To honour someone with an award is also to create a contemporary document. Such awards always reflect the positions, politics and networks of those who bestow them. Through neglecting to critically question the honours that were awarded between the 1960s and 1980s until very recently, the Mozarteum University Salzburg failed to actively combat the forgetting and suppression of historical events. The position of the senate and rectorate is that the past behaviour of the university and its office-holders, which cannot be considered in isolation from the honours which were awarded to problematic individuals, should be researched, dealt with and explained. In this way, the Mozarteum University Salzburg has chosen to acknowledge and account for its past. At the same time, the Mozarteum University Salzburg is keen to avoid focusing on the perpetrators. Instead, the university has initiated and advanced a comprehensive process of accountability and acknowledgement of the victims of tyranny and those harmed by the organs and members of the Mozarteum. 13th January 2025 News Mozarteum stories – dialogue with the past 23.9.2025 Mozarteum stories – dialogue with the past  The Platform on Politics of the Past at the Mozarteum University Salzburg deals with cultures of remembrance from the 1920s to the 1990s. The critical reflection on the university's political past, especially during the periods of Austrofascism, National Socialism and the post-war era, plays just as important a role as art projects against forgetting and for greater awareness. Researchers are currently conducing a citizen research project that invites the local community to share relevant documents and contemporary accounts. Press release Open Call: Plattform Geschichtspolitiken 24.4.2025 Open Call: Plattform Geschichtspolitiken  Open Call Artistic intervention 24.4.2024 Artistic intervention  News Veranstaltungen 17.10.—19.10.2024 Kleines Studio Democracy - materialisation in and through music  The annual conference thematises and discusses music-related phenomena that are related to ideas of democracy and democratic principles. We welcome submissions from all sub-disciplines of musicology. Conference · Free Personen Skip slider Christoph Lepschy Christoph Lepschy Univ.-Prof. of Dramaturgy / Chair of the Senate Senate Faculty Hildegard Fraueneder Hildegard Fraueneder Senior Lecturer in Art History / First Vice-Chair of the Senate Faculty Julia Hinterberger Julia Hinterberger Associate Prof. of Historical Musicology Deputy Department Head Faculty Elisabeth Nutzenberger Elisabeth Nutzenberger Employee in the Art ARCHIVE Room Employee Susanne Prucher Susanne Prucher Management & Organization Service department management Sandra Steindl Sandra Steindl Head of PR & Marketing Service department management Yvonne Wasserloos Yvonne Wasserloos Univ.-Prof. of Musicology Senate Department Head Faculty Jump to slider start

About us … Home About us Electronic Administrative Signature Administrative signature General Informationen on the Administrative Signature of the Mozarteum University SalzburgThe administrative signature is the legally valid electronic signature of an authority, which is used to show that assessments and decisions have been authorised. Thus the recipient is assured that the document in question has been issued by the official body named in the letter. The official signature is represented by the picture mark of the authoriy (in a similar way to an official seal) as well as notice that the document has been signed using an administrative signature. This makes clear that the document was produced by the authority in question. The authority must give notice of a cross-check mechanism for verifying the signature and provide a service for verifying printouts. Representation of the Administrative Signature More The administrative signature can be verified under the following link: www.signaturpruefung.gv.atVerifying a printout of a document signed with the administrative signatureThe printout of the document can be verified using the contact details of the issuing authority as given in the letterhead. When presented with a printout of the document issued in their name, the sender makes a decision as to whether this was indeed produced by their institution or body.The printout can be presented to the authorities in any of the following ways: in person by fax by email (scan of the document) by post (original or copy)

No News. From 5 to 8 November 2025, the Mozarteum University Salzburg will host the annual congress of the Association Européenne des Conservatoires et Musikhochschulen (AEC) for the first time. This year's conference on the topic "The Sound of Future Music Education" will offer renowned experts and music institutions a platform to reflect on the future direction of music education with around 450 participants. Contactiris.wagner@moz.ac.at The central themes of the conference include: How can the role of teachers and institutions in music education be shaped in such a way that leadership – i.e. guidance, responsibility and participation – becomes effective? What innovative methods and technologies help to combine traditional training methods with future-oriented educational formats ("Educating Professionals between Tradition and Innovation")? How can issues such as wellbeing, health and sustainable training concepts ("Healthy Musician in a Sustainable World") be more firmly anchored in musicians' training? What role do digital education and artificial intelligence play in the context of music education – and how does this change the relationship between learners, teachers and the reality of the music world? What does music education look like in a global context: What impetus is provided by international cooperation, transnationality or networks for education, research and advocacy? ("Leadership and Advocacy in a Global World") The conference programme includes keynotes, workshops, brainstorming and networking formats, as well as live concerts and meetings with representatives from all over Europe – from universities and music schools to student organisations and funding institutions. On 7 November at 4.30 p.m., Karoline Edtstadler, Governer of Salzburg, and Rector Elisabeth Gutjahr will discuss education and training in Europe, as well as global and national interests.  Speakers at the conference include:  Prof Dr André Lee (Germany) - Director and Professor at the Institute for Music Physiology and Musicians’ Medicine at the Hannover University of Music, Drama and Media (IMMM) Dr Cliódhna O'Connor (Ireland) -  Athletic Performance Coach | Coach Developer  Stella Mendonça (Mozambique) - Director MUSIARTE Rosemary Kate Martin (New Zealand), Dean Faculty for Education, Arts and Culture at Nord University Details of the programme can be found HERE.

Seda Röder, formerly a concert pianist and now an author, entrepreneur and philanthropist who works to promote creativity in society and organizations. She is a sought-after speaker, advisor to DAX companies, and founder of the Sonophilia Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of creativity and critical thinking.

The actor Augustin Groz, who has Austrian-French roots, studied acting at the Mozarteum University and then completed a Master of Fine Arts at The New School in New York. In 2023, he received the Max Ophüls Prize for best young actor in Özgür Anil's feature film "Wer wir einmal sein wollten", which can be seen in Austrian cinemas in May and June.

Following our cultural evening at the Austrian Embassy, at which we - together with the University of Salzburg - launched our Alumni Chapter Berlin, we warmly invite our alumnae and alumni to attend an informal networking event in October. We look forward to seeing you (plus-ones also welcome!) at the "Alumni-Stammtisch Berlin"!

The run up to Christmas is packed with social events and this pre-Christmas networking evening, organised by the Mozarteum University Alumni Network and the University of Salzburg Alumni Club, saw alumnae and alumni from both universities gather at the Berchtoldvilla for a book presentation.

The Mozarteum University has a large number of attractive rooms that can be rented for any kind of event.

About us … Home About us Data-Arts-Forum work in progress Data-Arts-Forum The Data-Arts-Forum serves the overarching implementation and further development of the digitisation concept anchored in the "Digitality" strategy paper. The organisation and tasks of the Data-Arts-Forum and the Digitisation Working Group are determined by the Rectorate with the involvement of the Senate.