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The question of how the new comes into the world is a fascinating and equally complex one. The second panel discussion of the Salzburg University Development Impulses in cooperation with the Knowledge Transfer Centre West attempted to shed light on the creative processes that precede the emergence of the new with experts from various disciplines and fields.

Muriel Razavi and Sào Soulez Larivière took up their viola professorships at the University Mozarteum Salzburg on October 1. Both have received numerous awards, are active worldwide as soloists and chamber musicians, and invest a great deal in the future of classical music.

A.o. Univ.-Prof. for Historical Musicology

The theory and method handbook "Music and Migration", which was published in July, is dedicated to the manifold aspects, phenomena, interactions and perspectives in the research field between music and migration in 16 thematic complexes.

Lector for Project Oriented Composition

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Senior Lecturer for New Music

The British businessman, musician and philanthropist Sir Ian Stoutzker made a lifelong commitment to young musicians out of a deep conviction that music is an important factor in everyone's life. He died on 6 April 2024 at the age of 95.

His ‘unconditional devotion and love’ for music, as his colleague Howard Arman aptly put it, will always be remembered and continue to inspire the Mozarteum University. Laurence Traiger passed away on 18 October 2024 at the age of 68.

In 1770 Mozart lived in Bologna and passed the examination to become a member of the Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna. ALL'ARIA traces his places of residence and shows Bologna as an ancient and modern city - historical places in a modern time. Taken out of the usual setting, the traditional concert halls and the classical theater, we meet Mozart's music outside, in the street, under the arcades and all'aria - in the air.

The latest volume in the publication series "klang-reden" by the Institute for the History of Musical Reception and Interpretation is a plea for empirical repertoire research - and opens up new perspectives on Mozart.

Lector for Recorder

The Department of Musical Ethnology was founded in 1988 on the initiative of the music educator Josef Sulz at the University Mozarteum, Innsbruck location. It is the first and only university research institution in Western Austria and the EU region Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino that deals primarily with ethnomusicology / folk music research.

Keyboard Studies Department Vocal Studies Department Brass, Wind & Percussion Studies Department Early MusicDepartment Composition & Music Theory Study concerts January 09.01.2023 | 16:00 Study concert pianochamber music Students of the chamber music classes Bösendorfer Hall, Mozarteum University 29.01.2023| 11:00 Study concert chamber music Students of the chamber music classes Bösendorfersaal, University

Music in England in the XVII and XVIII century - The Department of Early Music presents the traditional Baroque Night with a series of five concerts in one evening.

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