Search

Musicians' Health Day Innsbruck: The Musicians' Health Day offers space to further tie the existing fine, small network so that it can become a strong safety net for all musicians in western Austria.

The cultural history of the dinosaur in the mirror of the Anthropocene: As part of the course "Dino, Dodo, Gegenwart - Aussterben in Kunst, Wissenschaft und Wissenschaftskommunikation" (Dinosaur, Dodo, Present - Extinction in Art, Science and Science Communication) under the direction of Julia Grill

(Location: Leopoldskron Castle - Internal event) The Salzburg Global Seminar celebrates the 150th birthday of Max Reinhardt. Together with Allesmann director Michael Sturminger, an extraordinary festival will take place that will combine theater, music, dance and cuisine.

(at Gunild-Keetman-Saal) At 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. for kindergarten and elementary school, at 2:30 p.m. for families - Under the direction of Lisa Hofer and Stefanie Schnell, with Veronika Grimme, Irene Gruber, Elisabeth Prünster and David Prkno.

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

Welcome by Rector Elisabeth Gutjahr, chamber music with students of the class of Andreas Hofmair and other close musicians* as well as short speeches and reminiscences.

Sculptural props and other evidence of a planned game to convey interesting facts about bees, developed by the painting students with the city beekeeper K. Greimel.

How can I help if someone is being attacked without putting myself in danger? This workshop deals with the concrete possibilities for individuals to intervene in "unpleasant" situations at their place of study and work as well as in public.

The Department of International Affairs offers a Q&A session for students interested in an Erasmus+ stay: https://moz-ac-at.zoom.us/j/63850129196?pwd=NUZSUDVzNlRkZXZZblhwVmpwT2V5dz09

With works by Constantin Feichtinger, Marie-Christin Fritz, Paulina Krasser, Verena Laireiter, Hannah Lechner, Stefan Nürbauer, Vanessa Pritz, Gerlinde Radler, Jakob Schiendorfer and Maria Wörndl.

In eight different productions, the directing students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute explore the question of how the big themes can be brought to the stage for children and young people: It is about war and peace, love and pain, farewell and new beginnings.

Exhibition and award ceremony for the ÖH Mozarteum Art Prize 2023

"The Passions, an Ode for Music," composed by Erik Aren Schroeder to a text by the English poet William Collins (1721-1759), is an exploration of the various affects expressed through music. "The Passions" is composed specifically for the Ensemble Il Gioismo.