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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.

Panel discussion with Christine Eder and Thomas Etzemüller - It is well known in cultural studies that Klio also writes poetry. But are stories also scientific? And how does the past come to the stage? What forms can history take?

Marlene Marbach's artistic intention is to sharpen the blur and make the intangible more tangible. Painting, analog photography and drawing are used in an attempt to visualize snapshots of an inner feeling and thus arrive at new image inventions.

Exhibition and award ceremony for the ÖH Mozarteum Art Prize 2023

Solo concert with guitar music, from baroque to modern. With: Pavel Steidl

True to the motto “RicERTAre – practical instructions for improvising and diminution”, this weekend is all about historical improvisation.

Concert with four young students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute who'd like to share their desire, energy and passion with the audience of Salzburg on October 17th at Theater im KunstQuartier: A mixture of modern ukrainian music, self-written songs and with a lot of fun.

The Lucy.D studio was founded by the designers Barbara Ambrosz and Karin Santorso in Vienna in 2003, and another studio was added in Steyr in 2016. The two designers' work is about an open and clear approach to things.