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Rosamund Gilmore's production takes us on a journey into the subconscious, combining the deep psychological layers of the fairy tale with the cinematically visualized works of Claudia Lehmann's students. The score is performed in an arrangement for chamber orchestra.

This workshop weekend offers an ideal supplement to your own preparation. In a group rotation principle, all important areas of the licensing exam are taken with a focus on ear training and tone setting.

Within the framework of the conference, both historical and current relationships will be discussed between productivity and temporality in interaction with artistic and architectural practice explained and addressed.

Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are either organised as part of courses or by the respective departments - and can be experienced with free admission.

shift shows the transformation of W. A. Mozart's Adagio in F minor (KV 594) into a fabric by means of a digitally controlled Jacquard loom. The loom becomes an instrument and interprets Mozart's composition; at the same time, as a weaving machine, it creates a woven piece designed by the composition

SUPER digital dreams draws on the writing and theory of Gloria E. Anzaldúa and her concept of 'nepantleras' (threshold people). A small group of singers and performers act as journeyers and mediators of different realities.

(Location: Leopoldskron Castle - Internal event) The Salzburg Global Seminar celebrates the 150th birthday of Max Reinhardt. Together with Allesmann director Michael Sturminger, an extraordinary festival will take place that will combine theater, music, dance and cuisine.

120 minutes with the graduates of the acting class of the Thomas Bernhard Institute: With monologues, songs, duo and ensemble scenes, the students and three acting graduates from Ukraine conclude their studies and show their skills in selected productions.

The concert of the viola da gamba and recorder consort is a musical journey through the Renaissance and early Baroque. The two instrumental parts revive the rich tradition of the music of past eras and explore the variety of styles and expressive forms of this time.

Students and faculty from the Department of Early Music take a walk through the streets of Venice, the romance of Florence, and the passion of Naples, with compositions that capture the essence of Italian life.

Music in body and mind: Workshop with André Lee (Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media) followed by a discussion concert with André Lee & Johanna Doll (concert pianist, Hanover Medical School).

Therapeutic Uses Of Dance: Contributions To the Mental Health and Wellbeing Of People Across the Life Span

“KRISE” is the name of the Kuss Quartet’s current CD, named after the piece of the same name written for the quartet in 2022 by the composer Birke Bertelsmeier. This music, which is strongly influenced by the events of 2022, is placed in the context of Mozart's string quintets.