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Univ.-Prof. of Guitar

Bildnerischer Streetstyle: Calendar project by students of the [Bildnerische] Innsbruck in cooperation with the South Tyrolean street newspaper zebra and the Tiroler 20er.

Urban forays with the sketchbook by 10 students of the Department of Fine Arts and Design and the Department of Scenography

Four work contracts were awarded to gather more detailed information on the history and development of schlager, folk music, rock and pop music, and dance schools in the city of Salzburg in the run-up to the symposium "Those were the days. Salzburg's popular music cultures in the 1950s and 1960s". Soundtracks, newspaper clippings, and other materials were collected; the focus of the survey, however, was an oral history project, in the context of which numerous interviews were conducted and documented with eyewitnesses or people who had provided information.

Univ.-Prof. of Music Theory

Senior Artist in the field of Metal / DTT Education / Project staff Co-CreART

Head of department / Representative for sustainability / Waste Officer / CoCreART

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The collaborative greenhouse of the sculpture class combines botany and synthetics; in doing so, it aims to fuse natural processes such as growth with long-term toxic materials such as (micro/macro) plastic. In this work, the students address the theme of "nature:art" from a wide variety of perspectives. Thus, working groups have each focused on space, growth and object and united them in the common greenhouse.

The city of Mozart, Salzburg, offers many opportunities to get to know the musical heritage of the genius loci. But where are these Mozart's CULTURAL HOTSPOTS hiding? A smartphone app sends interested people on a voyage of discovery in the city of Salzburg and acts as a link between music-historical places and Mozart's music.

The project sets out to accomplish a data-driven study in musical interpretation, connecting information from human analyses of a number of performances by Karajan, with algorithmically derived data spanning several decades of recordings. Although the project is conceived as a case study on Karajan, we wish to demonstrate the promise of data-intensive, interdisciplinary approaches to musicological studies of expressive performance, and help in establishing this as a new open standard approach in empirical musicology.

For the working focus on Salzburg music history, Gerald Klonner, managing director of the Salzburg Pressverein, leads a tour of the KunstQuartier and talks about the history of the house.

Presentation of works by female composers for classical guitar in solo and chamber music instrumentation

Senior Lecturer in Guitar

Collaborative Pianist