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In comparison, you can't make a quick phone call to Bach today (laughs).Your career reads so beautifully and straightforwardly… but is it really that easy to get where you areThat took a lot of patience and strength. It was really exhausting.That was hard, but it was part of it and I had to go through it.

Judith Valerie Engel is an Austrian pianist, musicologist & feminist. After years of study in Salzburg, Helsinki and Vancouver, she is currently completing a PhD in Historical Musicology at Oxford University. She is a recipient of the Stone-Mallabar Doctoral Scholarship awarded by Oxford College Christ Church. She is also one of the ‘Public Scholars’ in the Public Scholars Initiative of the University of British Columbia. Both academically and artistically, her focus is on historical and contemporary women composers.

To kick off the 2022/23 summer semester, the Mozarteum University is launching a new corporate design. The centerpiece is a "monumental" typography and a university website that is intended to inspire as well as inform as a digital communication port. The development process was accompanied by the two renowned digital agencies Dept (concept) and Pixelart (development).

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The singers Donata Meyer-Kranixfeld and Génesis Beatriz López Da Silva provide insights into their everyday studies at the Department of Opera & Music Theatre at the University Mozarteum. A conversation about the highs and lows on the path to becoming an opera singer.

Mariia Tkachenko lived in Kyiv until March 2022, where she received singing and violin lessons as a child and has already appeared in several TV productions. Her acting studies at the I. K. Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv National University of Theatre, Cinema and Television were interrupted by the war in Ukraine.

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Elisabeth de Roo studied song and oratorio at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg and property and facility management at the University of Applied Sciences in Kufstein. With her play "Kein leichtes Mädchen. Käuflicher Liederabend", she addresses a sensitive topic and tries to encourage people to discuss it. 

The actor Augustin Groz, who has Austrian-French roots, studied acting at the Mozarteum University and then completed a Master of Fine Arts at The New School in New York. In 2023, he received the Max Ophüls Prize for best young actor in Özgür Anil's feature film "Wer wir einmal sein wollten", which can be seen in Austrian cinemas in May and June.

It was wonderful, amazing, fantastic, profound! And this in a time of the "Iron Curtain"!I was so fascinated by this work that later I always presented it in excerpts at school.It was of course a highlight! of musical mediator ." - Renate Burtscher, Ö1 presenter It was not easy for a Colombian oboist to make

It was simply nice to combine these three different pieces musically as well, the rehearsals are a lotFerdinand the Bull was published as a children's book in 1936.In 1971 it was set to music for solo violin by Alan Ridout.The plays are short, and yet a story needs to be told - not an easy undertaking for the director.

Painting, egg tempera on various textiles, pigment and salt water on canvas, text, installation.

It was not an easy path, there were enough challenges.Unfortunately it is, yes. It continues to be a struggle.However, a photo was initially used in which my colleague was clearly visible but I was lost in the backgroundThat was a new reality of life for me.

Ziyu He was one of the youngest soloists in the Vienna Philharmonic when he made his debut at the Musikverein under Adam Fischer in 2017 at the age of just 18. The year before, he won both the International Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Yehudi Menuhin Competition, and in 2014 he was the Eurovision Young Musician of the Year. He is a violinist with the renowned Altenberg Trio.

It was a shock at first, and perhaps I was naive at first.It was in Innsbruck and it started in Tyrol.It was a shock. Then came the question, how do you go on in that situation?I was in a concert just now on Saturday and it looked spooky.

For me it was from one hundred to zero within one day.Then the phase got longer and longer and at some point it was no longer foreseeable.And then, when it was also foreseeable that I wouldn't be able to go on stage for a while, I didn't wantAs a young professional, it is therefore difficult to regain a foothold.