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Since Bildnerische Erziehung moved into the rooms in the rear basement area of PEMA 2 in 2019, the young team led by Elisabeth Schmirl, Beate Engl and Jan Grünwald has been trying to establish itself as a visible force in Innsbruck's art and cultural fabric.

Double Bass Intensive: Masterclasses, Ensemble Workshop & Concerts

The cultural history of the dinosaur in the mirror of the Anthropocene: As part of the course "Dino, Dodo, Gegenwart - Aussterben in Kunst, Wissenschaft und Wissenschaftskommunikation" (Dinosaur, Dodo, Present - Extinction in Art, Science and Science Communication) under the direction of Julia Grill

Rediscovery workshop on the poetry of Friderike 'Zweig': at 3:00 p.m. (conference room, Edmundsburg), book presentation with supporting programme at 7:30 p.m. (Europasaal, Edmundsburg)

Reading and talk with Teresa Präauer in the series "Physiology". Details at https://w-k.sbg.ac.at, please register at karten@literaturhaus-salzburg.at

Lecture-Performance & Talk in the series "ARTES": Witches is a queer art. It was Heinrich Kramer's Malleus maleficarum (1486) that ominously conjured up the link between women* & witches. Ines Kleesattel negotiates the potential of counter-disciplinary knowledge practices with Pascale Schreibmüller.

Students of music education in Innsbruck present a colourful and varied concert programme. Works by a wide variety of composers and epochs will be presented, and students from all semesters will perform in a wide variety of ensembles.

In this workshop concert, students from the IGP degree programme present their own compositions, which were created as part of the "Composition/Arrangement" seminar with Simon Mack. You can look forward to a colourful and diverse mixture of styles.

Various live music throughout the evening, including a midnight performance by the freshmen. The motto: Summer, Sun, Cactus - Dress like a Song! Tickets at the box office (Euro 8,- / reduced Euro 4,-)

Address: Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz 8, 5020 Salzburg. Students of the Pre-College perform chamber music for wind instruments. Works by Johannes Brahms, Charles Koechlin, Dimitri Shostakovich and others.

Young talents present themselves: Solo and chamber music performances by the students of the Pre-College Salzburg.