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How did you set up the piece?Gilmore: The gods are in the middle of the action almost from the beginning to the end, even if theyThe space is very open, you can see the orchestra and the gods are sitting in the audience.dance to express the emotion in the dancer.

the gods.swept away as a representative of the 18th century by the cancan of the 19th century.– comes the warning from the opera's narrator to the son of the Etruscan king.Even 80 years after the end of the war, they raise big questions about the value of life, the power of

Christopher Lindinger is an innovation researcher, computer scientist and cultural manager. He co-founded the Futurelab at Ars Electronica in Linz and was co-director of the Media Lab until he was appointed vice rector at JKU Linz in 2019. On October 1, he took up the first professorship for art and digitality at the Mozarteum University.

News … Home News Botanorama Botanorama: Homage to the plant world 15.06.2022 Student project © FrancaPotted plants populate the flats. Urban gardens are sprouting in gaps between buildings.Forthuber, Stefano Mori In this project, students dealt with the design for or with organisms.A homage to the plant world was created.

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.

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Dresden-born Christiane Büttig has been a university professor of choral and ensemble conducting at the Mozarteum University since fall 2024. As a conductor and choir director, Christiane Büttig brings international experience to Salzburg and aims to expand the choral scene with practice-oriented training in children's and youth choirs and to develop and establish a high-performance chamber choir. A conversation about formative experiences, choral work in all its facets and upcoming projects.

During an Advent service held by the University Parish/KHG at the Kollegienkirche, the members of the Mozarteum uniChor, conducted by Jörn Andresen, not only provided musical reflection but sent a powerful message of solidarity: a total of €1,453 was raised for the AAI Relief Fund for international students in need. The amount was officially handed over to the Afro-Asian Institute (AAI) Salzburg on 10th March 2026.

Reference work and finding aid: On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Mozarteum University Archives, the doors were opened again and, among other things, the second volume of Ilse Tiebert's Historical Aspects was presented. The audience was pleased to see a comprehensive reference work on just about all relevant activities of the Mozarteum University in the context of the book presentation.

The history of women at the Mozarteum University is not linear - it tells of pioneers and structural barriers, of new beginnings and persistent change and can be experienced in an exhibition from June 2 to 18.

Students from all majors can apply for the 14th Sustainability Challenge by September 25th. The Sustainability Challenge is an interdisciplinary elective course with a focus on sustainability, SDGs & climate protection. Students at the Mozarteum University Salzburg can choose from two projects that are carried out with external partner organizations.

"Go back, Tarquinius!" – comes the warning from the opera's narrator to the son of the Etruscan king. But the tragedy is already unfolding at pace: Tarquinius falls upon Lucretia, the wife of his comrade Collatinus, and rapes her, in spite of her fierce reistance. The next day, Lucretia takes her own life in public. Benjamin Britten's dark chamber opera, premiered in 1946 at Glyndebourne, resounds with the traumatic experiences of fascism and war.

from the perspective of the teachers.A second set of questions was dedicated to the changes that would be needed in order to integrate childrenDying," which included the majority of the works recorded on the CD.hidden from the audience at the beginning of the concert, and thus also the fact that exactly 50 percent

Bildnerischer Streetstyle: Calendar project by students of the [Bildnerische] Innsbruck in cooperation with the South Tyrolean street newspaper zebra and the Tiroler 20er.

in April 2024, in which a number of names on the Honorary Members board in the foyer of the MozarteumThe position of the senate and rectorate is that the past behaviour of the university and its office-holdersAt the same time, the Mozarteum University Salzburg is keen to avoid focusing on the perpetrators.remembrance from the 1920s to the 1990s.

The Belarusian flutist, conductor, cultural manager, and Honorary Professor at Mozarteum University, Maria Kalesnikava, delivered the opening speech at the Salzburg Festival last weekend. Her moving reflections on freedom, responsibility, and the unifying power of music deeply resonated with the audience, underscoring the vital role of culture in challenging times.