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Open Concert - participatory concert: A 24-hour concert to listen, play along & experience

His conducting engagements have led to collaborations such as the CD recording “Ave Maria” with the Roma

Univ.-Prof. of Voice

Collaborative Pianist

Teacher of Horn

On 24 April 2024, flautist, democracy campaigner in Belarus and honorary professor at Mozarteum University Maria Kalesnikava will turn 42. However, there has been no sign of life from her for more than a year. Neither her family nor her lawyers are allowed to communicate with her. Despite her fragile state of health following an emergency operation more than a year ago, Maria Kalesnikava is apparently in solitary confinement.

The Mozarteum University mourns the loss of Peter Gülke. As a conductor, musicologist and author, he uniquely combined musical practice with thoughtful reflection on music. His artistic and intellectual work shaped generations of musicians over several decades.

Creative approaches to sustainable mobility and new spaces in the city: On 7 November 2025, a workshop was held at the newly opened "House of Talents" that focused on innovative mobility solutions for the city of Salzburg. Taking Salzburg's Red Cross car park as an example, participants devised plans which took in to consideration space allocation, safety, climate protection and inclusion.

Lecturer / Programme coordinator: "Figurations of Transition" (W&K)

Univ.-Prof. of Digital Humanities in the Arts

Senior Lecturer in Clarinet & Chamber Music

Teacher of Dance

The Mozarteum uniChor is led by Jörn Andresen (former chorus master in Koblenz, Munchen, Dresden).

Univ.-Prof. for Artistic Research / Director of Studies - PhD programme in the Arts

The Mozarteum International Guitar Festival, which took place 9th-11th November, proved an extraordinary three-day celebration of the guitar, drawing nearly 800 listeners to afternoon and evening concerts. The event drew participants from far and wide, with 30 students making the journey from across Europe, Asia and the USA, while ten luthiers - from Brazil and several European countries - presented their instruments.

A tour through eight temporary individual works by MA Applied Theatre students on the theme of theatricality and the theatricalization of places and spaces.