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This workshop weekend offers an ideal supplement to your own preparation. In a group rotation principle, all important areas of the licensing exam are taken with a focus on ear training and tone setting.

In the chamber music concerts, students from all classes across the departments present a varied programme in different instrumentations. Great masterpieces as well as interesting discoveries of chamber music from all epochs from duo to octet and beyond.

This workshop weekend offers an ideal supplement to your own preparation. In a group rotation principle, all important areas of the licensing exam are taken with a focus on ear training and tone setting.

Baroque polychoral music: works by Andreas Hofer and Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber, incl. CD presentation. With: Capella dell 'halla, students of the Department of Early Music, soloists of the oratorio class, Mozarteum vocalEnsemble, Conductor: Jörn Andresen

Students with Juliane Brandes

Performances as part of the exhibition "Teasing Chaos. David Tudor": The exhibition at the Museum der Moderne presents the first comprehensive account of David Tudor's pioneering work in the field of live electronics and his interdisciplinary collaborations.

Concert together with Musicology / University of Innsbruck, as part of the exhibition of the same name at Haus der Musik

full day - together with Musicology / University of Innsbruck

Students with Eung-Gu Kim

The programme includes works created as part of the composition courses - across all stylistic periods, from the Renaissance to modernism.

The programme includes works created as part of the composition courses - across all stylistic periods, from the Renaissance to modernism.

The programme includes works created as part of the composition courses - across all stylistic periods, from the Renaissance to modernism.

In view of the fundamental change in music between the Baroque and Classical periods, it is appealing to trace the constants and variables in the relationship between music and mathematics in a generally understandable way using two artists as different as Johann Sebastian Bach and Wolfgang Amadé Mo