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Symposium and concerts on a controversial topic as a workshop for interdisciplinary and inter-institutional encounters

The German composer Frank Schwemmer (born 1963) specialises in singable contemporary choral music. Two years ago, he was commissioned by the Mozarteum University to write a commentary on Mozart's Requiem KV 626.

Excerpts from the memoirs of the artist's grandmother and great-grandmother were illustrated with the help of watercolors, creating exciting and emotional insights into the lives of two generations.

On the Open Day, we not only offer comprehensive information about studying at the [Bildnerische], but are also happy to show you around the premises to give you an initial insight into the artistic activities on site.

In the chamber music concerts, students from all classes across the departments present a varied programme in different instrumentations. Great masterpieces as well as interesting discoveries of chamber music from all epochs from duo to octet and beyond.

Levi and David Pritz deal intensively with gender-specific role models and their manifestations, transformations and new constructions in fashion and art. Their joint artistic focus is on textile art, fashion and costume design/make-up art and modern sculpture.

Interdisciplinary performance with participants from the fields of visual arts, music and dance. As part of project manager Salome Roithinger's MA degree in IGP Violin, the artists explore ways and means of combining artistic disciplines.

A standard work of 17th century Protestant church music will be performed as a co-operation between the Departments of Early Music and Conducting, Choir & Wind Orchestra Conducting.

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.