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Senate is one of the three governing bodies of the Mozarteum University Salzburg, along with the RectorateThe 18 members of the Senate are the elected representatives of their respective curiae or – in the caseof the student members – the students’ union.the various curiae of the Mozarteum University voted for their representatives in the senate for the

Numerous internationally renowned teachers, including Nicolaus Harnoncourt and Dennis Russell Davies, have trained today's successful orchestra and opera conductors at the Department of Conducting, Choir & Wind Conducting at the Mozarteum University.

LIT Publishing House, Vienna/Berlin 2019

Univ.-Prof. of Harp

Senior Lecturer in Violin (IGP & Pre-College)

The artistic work of Elisabeth Schmirl, lecturer in the Department of Fine Arts and Design at the InnsbruckUniversity of Graz The building, constructed in 1868/69, served as the headquarters of the Graz studentOn May 8th there will be a project workshop at the Unicorn in Graz on the occasion of the handover ofthe artwork by Elisabeth Schmirl to the public.  

Senior Lecturer and Collaborative Pianist / Teacher of Piano

Interested young people still have until 21st September 2025 to register for the Musik-Multis: Next Generation support programme at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg, which is unique in Austria. A few limited places are still available!

The Boy Gobert Prize for young actors in the Hamburg theatre scene, worth €10,000, has been awarded to Payam Yazdani, a 2025 graduate of the Mozarteum University’s Thomas Bernhard Institute. We congratulate him on his success!

Univ.-Prof. of Lied Interpretation

The Theodor Körner Fund was established in 1953 by the Vienna Chamber of Labour to mark the 80th birthday of Austria’s then Federal President, Theodor Körner. Since its founding, the Fund has supported outstanding achievements across a wide range of disciplines. The awards are presented annually at a ceremony held at the Vienna Chamber of Labour’s Education Centre and are traditionally conferred by the Chair of the Board of Trustees together with the President of Austria.

The Applied Theatre Master's programme at Mozarteum University celebrates its 5th birthday. A look back and ahead with Prof. Ulrike Hatzer, who has headed the programme since 2019.

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.

The Institute for the History of Musical Reception and Interpretation was founded in May 2006. Its aim is to combine relevant research activities in the field of the history of reception and interpretation with tasks in the field of teaching at the university of the arts.

Univ.-Prof. of Guitar