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Benefit concert for women in Iran and earthquake victims in Syria and Turkey. A didactic concert & song recital with works by female composers from the 17th-20th centuries. With Claudia V. Michel (soprano) and Mario Balzi (piano).

Lecture and discussion on the question of how AI is increasingly challenging our working conditions and our self-image in the arts, teaching and the world of work. What challenges do we face and what does it take to deal with them creatively and meaningfully?

Mozartforum 2023: wahl:verwandt I Wolfgang Amadé Mozart and Franz Schubert

with Olga Shparaga, Annemarie Türk, Aylin Rieger and acting students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute

Before the world premiere of "Elissa", the Mozarteum University welcomes the French composer to Salzburg. Henry Fourès can be experienced at the piano and in conversation, students play his compositions.

With Jura Margulis (piano), Christoph Strehl (tenor), Pauliina Tukiainen (piano) and Thomas Riebl (Viola) and works by L. v. Beethoven, F. Chopin, F. Liszt, J. Strauss, H. Wolf, G. Knox. Tickets: Euro 20,- / reduced Euro 10,-

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.

The focus is on the textile technique of tufting with tufting guns. Originally, these were used in the textile industry in carpet production to mend small-format areas. The machine, which actually corrects faults, became a creative tool.

"Gender and Ideology" is part of the event series "Social Justice". Social Justice is based on the principles of radical intersectionality. In this series of events, debates on current feminist movements are taken up.

Mirjam Kämmerer is concerned with the production of paint from natural materials. Pigmentum shows documentary and experimental evidence of this preoccupation and presents a constantly growing collection that at best gives an idea of the artist's meticulous work.