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Against oblivion: when Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944) looked back on her extremely productive life of some 400 compositions two years before her death, she seemed skeptical: "I hope not to be forgotten."

Univ.-Prof. of Violoncello, Head of Cello Studies

Univ.-Prof. of Piano

It is in the spirit of the young genius that, 250 years after Wolfgang Amadé’s own journey to this cityThe creative genius of Antonio Salieri, Mozart’s contemporary, will also be on display, in the year that

When Salzburg resounds with the spirit of genius loci in February, the Mozarteum University once again invites you to the International Mozart Competition. Now in its 70th year, this renowned competition brings together outstanding young musicians from all over the world and this year, 24 violinists from 17 countries and 25 pianists from 15 countries will compete at the highest international level.

It has been established over the years in order to make the Mozart genius loci visible to the outside

Forum for networking & stimulation of activities around W.A. Mozart: a Mozart place of experience and understanding, of tradition and questioning, of research and experimentation, perhaps also of provocation.

Salzburg in the 1970s was essentially determined for me by two factors: on the one hand, I dealt with the genius

The biennial International Mozart Competition is one of the world's major music competitions. Since 1975, the focus has been on the work of the genius loci Mozart, whose work is constantly being rediscovered by the young generation of highly talented interpreters.

Since October 2019, Spot On MozART has been dedicated to the visual exploration of listening and thus to a new understanding of the music of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart. At the end of the project in autumn 2023, the Mozarteum University will present a retrospective of all implemented art and research projects in a comprehensive publication.

Award-winning composer Sarah Nemtsov is one of the most sought-after musical voices of her generation. A conversation about her professorship at the Mozarteum University, her personal creative process, and one of her 2022 highlights.

Wolfgang Amadé Mozart, the genius composer who was born here, travelled from his home town to cities

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.

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Theater studies) in “The Ability of Unability”, where we engaged in exciting discourses on the topic of genius, genius as an artist, and its critical questioning, and talked about the normative concept of ability