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Therapeutic Uses Of Dance: Contributions To the Mental Health and Wellbeing Of People Across the Life Span

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

Interested parties have the opportunity to get to know teachers and students, obtain information about music education degree programmes and entrance examinations and about the Department of Music Education in Salzburg and ask questions.

Interested parties have the opportunity to get to know teachers and students, obtain information about music education degree programmes and entrance examinations and about the Department of Music Education in Salzburg and ask questions.

Creating a Scene in an Impossible Region - with Amit Dolberg

Address: Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz 8, 5020 Salzburg. Students of the Pre-College perform chamber music for wind instruments. Works by Johannes Brahms, Charles Koechlin, Dimitri Shostakovich and others.

Lecture by Stefan Kölsch in the series "Musik & Medizin", as part of the conference "Erfahren – Wahrnehmen – Darstellen. Pedagogical and psychological reflections on aesthetic questions".

The interdisciplinary symposium deals with the interconnections and perspectives between music and mathematics. The symposium will be organised together with (inter)national experts from the fields of mathematics, statistics, computer science, AI, composition and music research.

(at Gunild-Keetman-Saal) Final study by Lisa Hofer & Stefanie Schnell

The chamber orchestra of the Mozarteum University interprets string quartet literature. The project is the prelude to a collaboration between the Camerata Salzburg and the Institute for Chamber Music of the Mozarteum University.

Seminar on cadences in connection with the course Ornamentation and Improvisation