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The Salzburg Kollegienkirche provides the setting setting for an hour of predominantly contemporary choral music under the artistic direction by Jörn Andresen on the theme of "Man and Nature", with works by Giovanni Gabrieli, Jan Sandström and others.

The Department of International Affairs offers a Q&A session for students interested in an Erasmus+ stay: https://moz-ac-at.zoom.us/j/63850129196?pwd=NUZSUDVzNlRkZXZZblhwVmpwT2V5dz09

Leah Camilla Rusch's first solo exhibition BALG is dedicated to the process of a child maturing into an adult. Viewers are invited to descend into the vaulted cellar and confront the phases of inner transformation, reorganisation and deformation during adolescence.

You have the opportunity to meet teachers and students, receive information about the study programme and the Orff Institute and ask questions.

Belarusian author Alhierd Bacharevič presents his magnum opus with the 900-page novel "Europe's Dogs". The book is populated by eccentric characters: lonely seekers, feverish dreamers, failed existences, born escapists.

Chamber music Marion Spingler, with students of the Mozarteum University in co-operation with students of the Tyrolean State Conservatory (piano: Eva Salmutter & Alexander Ringler)

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.