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Student of Marco Tamayo

Student of Lukas Hagen

Student of Pierre Amoyal

Student of Giovanni Gnocchi

Student of Enrico Bronzi

Student of Peter Langgartner

Student of Stephen Fitzpatrick

Magdalena Raischl and Felix Breitfuss approach the worm together in their collaboration. The worm, often seen as an unattractive creature, is illuminated from different perspectives in their work.

For the main focus on Salzburg music history Mag.a Margarethe Lasinger, head of the departments of dramaturgy, publications and the archive of the Salzburg Festival, will lead through the main segment "The stage as a city" in the Karl-Böhm-Saal.

Under the motto "Blessed are those who make peace", the chamber choir of the Mozarteum University, conducted by Jörn Andresen, will contribute works from the 20th century and the Salzburg Baroque and, in addition to the virulent dimension of content, set an example for inter-university cooperation.

The aim of a workshop in December 2023 is to pass on the fine art of unaccompanied singing to students at the Mozarteum University.

(Location: Church of St. Nikolaus Bad Reichenhall) Christmas Concerti by Hofkapellmeister Andreas Hofer: the concert by the Mozarteum vocal ensemble offers a rare opportunity to get to know Hofer's musical treasure.

The great musical ruler of the year 2024 is Anton Bruckner. Completely symphonic and church musician, Bruckner was also an ambitious and successful choir director.

The Stephan Costa Trio is an acoustic jazz piano trio with Benni Lampert on double/e-bass and Georg Tausch on drums. The repertoire includes original compositions by Stephan Costa and arrangements of some jazz standards. The intimacy of the small cast, supported by the transparent sound, offers spac

"What is happening in Iran is feminist world history," says the Iranian doctor, journalist and political scientist Gilda Sahebi, who lives in Germany. Her new book Our Sword is Love. The feminist revolt in Iran” (S. Fischer, 2023) is “a homage to all the courageous young women and men who are protes