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Student with Pierre Amoyal

Student with Pierre Amoyal

Christoph Großpietsch will guide visitors through the special exhibition "Mozart: Che Bello! A Genius in Italy", which focuses on the return of the world-famous painting to Salzburg. Salzburg.

Fluid identities and bodies in performance: Who is my ME? If I am ME, then who is YOU and if YOU are YOU, where does the WE begin? These questions are at the beginning of a joint creative process involving students from the Orff Institute.

Musical direction: Alexander Drčar

Leiden und Leidenschaft von Lucca und Leitha - Passion music for extended string quartet by L. Boccherini and J. Haydn.

For 29 years now, prima la musica has been offering all music-loving children and young people the opportunity to showcase their talent and skills in the competition.

The Italian composer Luigi Nono (1924-1990) was one of the most influential representatives of the post-war avant-garde. He would have celebrated his 100th birthday this year - a good occasion to perform a selection of his most important works together with those of two of his closest friends.

New works on James Choice will be presented in collaboration with the Literaturhaus Salzburg and the Salzburg Society for Music. The programme includes the world premiere of "Ulysses" by Nicole Younes, based on the comic by Nicolaus Mahler.

With singing, speech, instrumental music and dance, students from the Orff Institute at Salzburg City Hall set the light-flooded atrium with its spectacular spiral staircase in motion.

Works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Isang Yun and Wen-Chen Wei. With Dorothee Oberlinger (recorder), Manuel Granatiero (traversflute), Yuki Serino (violin), William Coleman (viola), Vittorio Ghielmi (viola da gamba), Flavio Losco (baroque violin) & Florian Birsak (harpsichord).

Workshops - Themed tours - Lectures - Lecturer concerts - Workshop walking concert

Founding concert of the large brass ensemble of the Mozarteum University, with a foray through the brass literature and students of Patrik Hofer, Andreas Öttl, Matias Ignacio Pineira, Daniel Bonvin & Andreas Martin Hofmeir.