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Senior Lecturer in Dance

2020 marked the 125th anniversary of the birth of Carl Orff (10.7.1895-29.3.1982). His stage work "Carmina Burana" is internationally known as well as his approach to music education and the percussion instruments named after him. His concept of elementary music is about initiating creative music making from the beginning and thinking musical learning from improvisation.

Senior Lecturer

Senior Lecturer

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

Florentine Klepper has been Professor of Music Drama (scenic) at the Department of Opera & Music Theatre since the summer semester 2024. In the interview, she provides insights into her working methods, previous and ongoing projects and shares her thoughts on the various facets of music theatre.

Sir John Falstaff is a natural phenomenon: his appearance is imposing, his demeanour commanding, his manner possessive. And most fascinating of all: the event does not care about rules, conventions or decorum, it simply exists for its own sake, in a sense for nothing but its belly.

After two months, the relaxation was that you were allowed to walk as far as you could.Franziska Strohmayr grew up in Augsburg and came to Salzburg to study, where she still lives today after

The event is open to the institute and university after registration online.

Univ.-Prof. of Performance & Theatre Studies

Terror and beauty of the sea: works on the theme of the sea in all its facets. With students of the oratorio class, Mozarteum UniChoir, Mozarteum vocalEnsemble, Dresden University Choir & Mozarteum University Academy Orchestra (conductor: Jörn Andresen)

Anastasiia Larina receives scholarship from the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs (BMEIA). She comes from Kherson/Ukraine and has been studying the MA Applied Theater - Critical Theater Practice and Community at the Thomas Bernhard Institute of the Mozarteum University since 2023.

Senior Artist

Lecturer in New Music (Voice/Performance Practice)

Laureates 2021 Joachim Gottfried Goller "Measure for Measure" after William Shakespeare (Mentor: MehdiAfter reflecting on current positions in art theory and didactics, quantitative and qualitative researchOnly in the epilogue, a part of the program to be read after the concert, was this circumstance resolved