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Student of Pavel Gililov

The exhibition consists of an installation of 20 printed fabric panels hanging freely from the ceiling in the foyer. Visitors receive iPods with headphones to immerse themselves in the music.

Instrumental – Vocal – Performance: Invitation to the Open Stage!

Baroque Festival brought music-theatrical flair to Salzburg. Pastorals, operas, comedies and plays with music were staged in the Residenz, in the Stone Theatre of Hellbrunn Palace Park, in the Small and Great Assembly Hall of Salzburg's Benedictine University.

(Venue: ÖGK, Vienna) The Salzburg Music History Working Group presents its latest publications at the Austrian Music Society in Vienna: "From Conservatory to Academy. The Mozarteum 1922-1953" and "Leopold Mozart: Chronicler and Pioneer".

Yi Lin Jiang (piano) and the Orchestra Project 23 (conducted by Wolfgang Danzmayr and Alexandra Helldorff) will interpret orchestral works by Louise Farrenc (1804-1875), Katharina Blassnigg (*1979), Florence Price (1887-1953) and Emilie Mayer (1812-1883). Moderation: Iris Mangeng

International conference on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the International Society for New Music, organised by the Working Focus Salzburg Music History in cooperation with the International Society for New Music, Section Austria, and the Royal Musical Association, Great Britain.

(Venue: Österreichische Gesellschaft für Musik, Hanuschgasse 3, 1010 Vienna) Two new publications created between 2018 and 2023 will be presented. An international collective of 24 authors has produced two basic works in German and English.

In eight different productions, the directing students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute explore the question of how the big themes can be brought to the stage for children and young people: It is about war and peace, love and pain, farewell and new beginnings.

Performances as part of the exhibition "Teasing Chaos. David Tudor": The exhibition at the Museum der Moderne presents the first comprehensive account of David Tudor's pioneering work in the field of live electronics and his interdisciplinary collaborations.

Jasmina Cibic critically examines nation-building and the mechanisms of soft power, which culture serves as an essential instrument for the self-staging of national identity and mythology, and translates forms of political influence into space-filling installations.

Exhibition opening with live performance: an artistic performance by the Department of Voice with New Music. A pre-recording of the performance will become an integral and permanent part of the exhibition.

The Traklhaus dedicated an exhibition to the topic of design with a focus on design objects by artists as well as fashion by Salzburgers with role models and classics.

Music by Sofia Gubaidulina, Pierre Boulez, Krzysztof Penderecki and others, with Giovanni Gnocchi and cellists from his class.

Concert of the composition classes with small ensembles