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The three-part symposium series "Counterpoint Traditions" sheds light on the intentions, significance and reverberations of counterpoint teaching since the 18th century. The focus is on the formation of schools and their fixation in national and international literature as well as local traditions.

Backstory: The lecture focuses on what the materials of art (do not) tell.

The master exhibition "Bruchstellen und andere Makel der Gesellschaft" deals with unattainable ideas of beauty of women's bodies in the form of vessel-like sculptures.

In this master exhibition, cardboard sculptures are positioned as models for scenarios of urban life. They illuminate different perspectives and are staged as a social installation.

Can one or more electric guitars be played like a kind of piano? How far away is the accordion from a piano in terms of sound? The two contemporary composers are not only represented by their vocal compositions, but also by their instruments.

(Location: Stiftskirche Stuttgart) The composer Andreas Hofer was Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber's predecessor as court conductor at Salzburg Cathedral. In this role, Hofer also published a collection of offertories for festive occasions during the church year.

(Location: Stiftskirche Stuttgart) The composer Andreas Hofer was Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber's predecessor as court conductor at Salzburg Cathedral. In this role, Hofer also published a collection of offertories for festive occasions during the church year.

(Location: Cinematograph, Museumstraße 31, Innsbruck) Artist Q&A, music & drinks: The students of [Bildnerische] Innsbruck invite you to a screening. In addition to a curated programme of media art on the theme of STORYTELLING, a pop-up exhibition will also be on display.

Masks can be grotesque, sacred, beautiful, terrifying, frightening. They show and conceal at the same time. Masks offer the opportunity to question one's own identity and allow a change of role. Masks have two sides. They oscillate between the inside and the outside.

There's no party like MOZ-Party: a fusion of pop, jazz, indie, folk music, street and the finest big band sound - this year's line-up includes the Salzburg band Flirtmachine! The festival opens with a festive followed by the unmistakable sounds of the MOZ Marching Band.

The tour will provide insights into the work of the ServusTV broadcaster, focussing on the history of music in Salzburg. The focus is on a tour of the screening room, the control room and the two new studios.

The legendary composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895–1968) was one of the most successful and remarkable composers of the first half of the 20th century in Italy.