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Awards for excellent master theses 2020/2021 Since the academic year 2016/2017, the Mozarteum University has been awarding the "Prize for excellent master theses". This award recognizes outstanding theses of graduates who dedicate themselves to their chosen topics in an innovative, original, unusual or particularly sustainable way. The winners of the excellent master theses 2020/2021 are: Caroline Fritz (MA IGP Guitar - Classical): "Slavko Avsenik und seine Original Oberkrainer: Untersuchung von Herkunft und Einflüsse mit der Analyse ausgewählter Beispiele" (scientific work, supervisor: Franz Zaunschirm) Pavle Krstic (MA Piano Soloist Training - Concert): "Analyse als Mittel der Interpretation der Préludes op.28 von Chopin" (scientific work, supervisor: Barbara Dobretsberger) We congratulate you!

In the WS 2023, the MA Applied Theater – artistic theater practice & society focuses on practices of artivism, performativity and the inscription of one’s own biography in (artistic) work and society.

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 play deals with transgenerational remembering in the form of collected stories of the ((great-)grand-))parents and the confrontation with what they have experienced. The idea is to be able to influence future events by dealing with the past.

Theater-interested, -enthusiastic and -newcomers are welcome! Everyone together, citizens, people who live in Salzburg, students and life artists try out together.

Screening: "Three (or more) Ecologies: A Feminist Articulation of Eco-intersectionality - Part I: For the World to Live, Patriarchy Must Die."

of examinations taken at external institutions (e.g. through the Erasmus programme), nostrifications andThe EHEA has now expanded to include 49 European countries and the European Commission, although theAccumulation System - ECTS promotion of the mobility of students, teachers and researchers Lifelonginclusion in higher education Employability Fundamental values for the free and autonomous exercise

Anton Bruckner and the Mozarteum University. A review with a look ahead to the commemorative year 2024 on Bruckner's 200th birthday.

A Year of Vibrant Musical Activity – Spotlight on the June 16 Concert in Vienna: The 2024/2025 academic year has been exceptionally dynamic for the guitar department at Mozarteum University Salzburg. Guitar students have taken part in a wide range of artistic and educational activities, reflecting the department’s vitality and high artistic standards. Among the most notable events is the upcoming concert on June 16, 2025, at the Italian Cultural Institute in Vienna, titled: “Vienna and Italy in Dialogue: The Guitar as a Bridge Between Two Traditions.”

On November 3, the highly endowed Ö1 Talent Scholarship for Visual Arts was awarded at the Leopold Museum. The audience award of Ö1 listeners went to Angelika Wienerroither, who studies photography and painting at the Department of Fine Arts and Design. She wins a free participation in the "Artist Statement" at Parallel Vienna 2023.

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How long is one minute? Is it a fleeting instant or an eternity? Time, as simple as it seems, is perceived differently by each of us. For some, a minute drags endlessly at a bus stop; for others, it disappears in the thrill of breaking a world record.

Salzburg to "Nexus of Textile & Sound Kulturfond Award of the City of Salzburg for "Nexus of Textile andSince 2019, as a collective, they have been investigating the connection between textiles and sound andin exhibitions, performances and installations. It is awarded for outstanding projects, provides direct support to the winners and is at their free disposal

Mozart's „Le nozze di Figaro“ will celebrate its premiere on 18 June in the Max Schlereth Saal at Mozarteum University. The director of the production, Alexander von Pfeil, and set designer Thorben Schumüller talk about the creation process, inspirations and the opera's major themes: hierarchies, power relations, gender roles...

This year's Opus Klassik in the category "Instrumentalist of the Year" goes to Mozarteum professor Dorothee Oberlinger - for her recording "Night Music" with the Sonatori de la Gioiosa Marca (dhm/Sony Music). The OPUS KLASSIK is the successor prize to the ECHO, which the recorder virtuoso has already won three times since 2008.