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Terror and beauty of the sea: works on the theme of the sea in all its facets. With students of the oratorio class, Mozarteum UniChoir, Mozarteum vocalEnsemble, Dresden University Choir & Mozarteum University Academy Orchestra (conductor: Jörn Andresen)

Since 2009, the HerbstTöne have traditionally gilded the autumn with top-class chamber music concerts and fabulous works of chamber music literature. Teachers and students of the Mozarteum University jointly design the diverse program.

News … Home News Outlook for AutumnTones 2022 Outlook for AutumnTones 2022 02.11.2022 News © Christian Schneider The popular chamber music festival HerbstTöne, under the artistic direction of Lukas Hagen, will present four one-hour chamber music concerts from Saturday, November 12 to Sunday 13, 2022 with a top-class line-up. We are looking forward to the program, which will be created by Andreas Schablas, Andreas Groethuysen, Yaara Tal, Benjamin Schmid and Matthias Bartolomey together with students of the Mozarteum University. Location solitär, Mozarteum University  Ticket info euro 20,- / reduced Euro 10,- at store.eventjet.at/mozarteum ö1 Club members receive a 10% discount on ticket prices. Program Concert on Nov. 12, 6 p.m. CLARINET COSMOS Andreas Schablas, clarinet Students of the woodwind classes Works by W. A. Mozart, F. Poulenc and J. Widmann   Concert on Nov. 12, 8 p.m. VARIANT RANGE Andreas Groethuysen and Yaara Tal, piano Students of the chamber music classes Works by F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and F. Schubert   Concert on 11/13, 6:00 p.m. NEOCLASSIC-POSTROMANTIC Benjamin Schmid, violin Students of the string classes Works by E. W. Korngold and C. Saint-Saëns   Concert on 11/13, 8:00 p.m. CELLOVERSUM Matthias Bartolomey, violoncello Students of M. Bartolomey and L. Roczek Works by J. S. Bach, A. Piazzolla, L. Bernstein and M. Bartolomey

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Ion Marin, internationally sought-after conductor, founder of the Cantus Mundi National Program and holder of the Claudio Abbado Endowed Professorship at the University Mozarteum, will conduct the University Mozarteum Symphony Orchestra for the first time at the Haus für Mozart on October 18. A conversation about truth, happiness and the power of music.

News … Home News Coming up: Crossroads 2022 Coming up: Crossroads 2022 14.11.2022 News © Fabian Schober Skip page navigation Overview Admission free - for reservation Return to slider start From November 24 to 26, 2022, professional ensembles will meet young international composers of all ages and nationalities at Crossroads, the Contemporary Music Festival Salzburg. The only requirement is to study in Europe. In a "call for scores" they were invited to submit compositions. 16 composers were selected by the performing ensembles for the festival. All composers will be present at the performances. Works by Anton Lindström, Damian Gorandi, Luca Guidarini, Tianyu Zou, Chatori Shimizu, Evelyn Frosini, Jakob Böttcher, Siebe Thijs, Dustin Zorn, Omri Abram, Simon Bahr, Yoko Konishi, Afamia Al-Dayaa, Clément Pauvert, Joey Tan, Leonardo Damiani Organizing team Alexander Bauer, Achim Bornhöft, Silvija Čiuladytė, Marco Döttlinger, Matthias Leboucher, Marco Sala Technical direction: Jan Fredrich Institute for New Music Studio for Electronic Music Program 24.11, 20.00 (approx. 90 min.), Solitaire: Concert - NAMES ensemble (AT) 25.11, 5:30 p.m. (approx. 60 min.), Small Studio: Concert - String&Noise (AT) 25.11, 20.00 (approx. 90 min.), Solitär: Concert - Cantando Admont (AT) (works by students of the composition class of the Mozarteum University will be performed) 26.11, 5:30 p.m. (approx. 60 min.), Small Studio: Concert - Duo Santorsa-Pereyra (DE) 26.11, 8 p.m. (approx. 90 min.), Solitaire: Concert - Ensemble Chromoson (IT) Details about program, composers & ensembles (Opens in new tab)

News … Home News Intimate Music - Great Sound: Institute for Chamber Music & Camerata Salzburg Intimate Music - Big Sound: Continuation of Collaboration 15.11.2022 News © Christian Schneider Continuation of the cooperation between the Camerata Salzburg and the Institute for Chamber Music of the Mozarteum University, which began in March 2022: former or current concertmasters of the Camerata will take over the artistic direction. The underlying idea of performing string quartet literature in a larger ensemble without losing the intimate music-making of a string quartet also characterizes the program of this concert project. The Mozarteum University Chamber Orchestra interprets string quartet literature. The upcoming concert is conducted by Gregory Ahss, who holds the concertmaster position together with Giovanni Guzzo. The Chamber Orchestra of the Mozarteum University is composed of master and postgraduate students. Upcoming concert 27.11.2022 11:00 am Solitär Intimate music - Great sound (2)  The chamber orchestra interprets string quartet literature Concert · Free entry (Opens in new tab)

Since October 2022, the Moz-Art-Zone has been offering an interdisciplinary music and art education program that arouses enthusiasm and interest among students and opens the doors of the university wide for this purpose. On November 30, 2022, the first large Christmas Carol Sing Along choir concert took place with 150 Salzburg students.

7 string quartets with musicians from a total of 14 nations, including 14 people from South Korea as the strongest represented nation, will compete for the International Mozart Competition 2023 in the string quartet division from February 3 to 9, 2023. The program highlight is a work by a living composer.

39 singers from 15 countries competed for the International Mozart Competition of the Universtiät Mozarteum in the vocal category from February 10 to 16, 2023. A program highlight was dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the IGNM, which was celebrated in 2022. The final took place on February 16, 2023 in the Solitär.

Festive music from Versailles characterizes the pre-Christmas season with Grands Motets from France. With soloists, the vocalEnsemble and the Baroque Orchestra of the Mozarteum University, truly great sounds are heard under the direction of Jörn Andresen.

News … Home News Ensemble sponsorship award to NAMES Ensemble sponsorship award to NAMES 12.12.2022 Awards & Successes © Fabian Schober The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation awards the two Ensemble Sponsorship Prizes '23 to the vocal ensemble Ekmeles from New York and the Salzburg-based New Art and Music Ensemble NAMES. The award will be presented for the third time in 2023 to outstanding young ensembles and is endowed with 75,000 euros each. (Press release of the Ernst Von Siemens Music Foundation) With the Ensemble Sponsorship Award, the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation annually supports two outstanding young ensembles. The prize serves to further their artistic and structural development. This year, the American ensemble Ekmeles and NAMES from Austria prevailed from a large number of excellent applications from 16 countries. The decision was made by the Board of Trustees of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation, whose members include Intendant Ilona Schmiel, violinist Carolin Widmann, and composers Isabel Mundry and Enno Poppe. The prize was established in 2020 and will be awarded for the third time in 2023. The American ensemble Ekmeles is one of the few vocal ensembles in the world to focus on contemporary music. The New York singers* convince with a grandiose sound, outstanding precision and intonation, with which they master even the most difficult microtonal works. At the same time, Ekmeles strikes a good balance between new works and the repertoire of past decades. The New Art and Music Ensemble NAMES from Salzburg takes a multi-impulse approach. With eleven musicians from seven European countries, there is great cultural diversity. The ensemble builds bridges to other art forms such as performance, dance, visual arts and literature. As a democratically organized collective, NAMES has shaped its own unique style and aesthetic. For NAMES, the Ensemble Prize is "a huge opportunity to continue to engage with the things that inspire us and to create a sustainable space for our creativity," says Anna Lindenbaum, violinist of the ensemble. "It is great to see how each individual and we as an ensemble have developed over the last 8 years. The Ensemble Prize encourages us in our efforts to unite diverse artistic disciplines in one ensemble and to deal with transdisciplinary concepts. We are very happy about the possibility to continue with this and to accept new challenges again and again! ", emphasizes also  Marco Sala , clarinetist of the ensemble. NAMES will be heard on February 28, 2023 at the opening event of the 50th anniversary of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation at the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts in Munich.  More details (Opens in new tab) Perhaps also interesting ... Awards & achievements (german only) 1.7.2025 Awards & achievements (german only)  Awards & Successes Alexander Bauer and Anna-Maria Stadler awarded the Theodor Körner Prize 30.6.2025 Alexander Bauer and Anna-Maria Stadler awarded the Theodor Körner Prize  The Theodor Körner Fund supports young scientists and artists with the Theodor Körner Sponsorship Award, which is endowed with 5,000 euros. It is awarded for outstanding projects, provides direct support to the winners and is at their free disposal. Two Theodor Körner Prizes go to graduates of the Mozarteum: musician Alexander Bauer and writer Anna-Maria Stadler. Congratulations! Awards & Successes Tyrolean State Prize for Art 2025 awarded to Johannes Maria Staud 11.6.2025 Tyrolean State Prize for Art 2025 awarded to Johannes Maria Staud  The Tyrolean State Prize for Art, worth €14,000, goes to Johannes Maria Staud, a composer born in Innsbruck and professor of composition at the Mozarteum University. The jury unanimously agreed that Staud is one of Austria's most important contemporary composers. We send our warmest congratulations! Awards & Successes Lukas Stangl wins the Salzburg AG Art Prize 2025 11.6.2025 Lukas Stangl wins the Salzburg AG Art Prize 2025  The Salzburg AG Art Prize in the field of visual arts for students at the Mozarteum University Salzburg, worth EUR 10,000 and awarded for the first time, goes to Lukas Stangl (born 1992, Austria). With the Salzburg AG Art Prize, Salzburg AG promotes artistic engagement with the theme of ‘energy’. Theme of the first edition: Data Whispers: Making the Invisible Visible – congratulations! Awards & Successes