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A.o. Univ.-Prof. of Sculpture / Art and Visual Practise

We are proud to announce that, after two and a half years of construction work, the Mozarteum University’s newest building, located in Schwarzstraße 36, is now complete and officially open! This exciting new space, with a surface area of 1,895m2, is dedicated to teaching, rehearsing, research, advancement and appreciation of the arts, and digital arts.

As one of the leading international institutions of its kind, the Department of Strings & Plucked Instruments offers young musicians a top-class education and prepares them for modern concert life: with numerous performance opportunities, competitions, festivals, , orchestral productions and international exchange programs.

News Open Call: Artist-in-Residence Program 23.5.2025 Open Call: Artist-in-Residence Program  Under the

At the Mozarteum University, artistic encounters and challenges are combined with art education and art university research. Highly talented students from all over the world dedicate themselves to developing and opening up the arts together with renowned teachers at the Salzburg and Innsbruck campuses.

Oscar Jockel is currently Kirill Petrenko's conducting assistant with the Berlin Philharmonic and a conducting fellow of the Karajan Academy for two years. He has been appointed the first Composer in Residence of the Brucknerhaus Linz for the 2020/21 season. Previous commissions range from works for solo instruments to sound installations and orchestral works, the latter for the Bruckner Orchestra Linz or the Camerata Salzburg, for example.

Senior Artist in the field of sculpture

For the working focus on Salzburg music history, Christoph Großpietsch and Linus Klumpner give a guided tour of the newly constructed premises of the Mozarteum building in Schwarzstraße, concluding with a short visit to the Magic Flute House.

The Unheard Earth: Environmental Crisis and the Dialectic of Post-Truth: Paul D. Miller – DJ Spooky

(Location: Mozart Sound and Film Collection) Sound recording and playback fundamentally changed listening and music-making habits, performance practice and the social structure of the musical world; music-making became repeatable and comparable in a whole new way.

The working focus of Salzburg Music History has set itself the goal of making information on Salzburg's music history easily accessible through overviews and archival materials, and to update this information on an ongoing basis. In addition, there are publications and numerous events such as workshops, symposia and guided tours.

Univ.-Prof. of Violoncello

Guest Lecturer on the course "Advanced Studies in Music and Dance Education – Orff-Schulwerk“ (Salzburg)

Senior Artist for Photography, New Media & Graphics / Art and Visual Practise