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Vocal Studies
The training at the Department for Vocal Studies is tailored to the needs of singers in the 21st century, who can take on roles with demanding physical requirements and are also trained to work with colleagues, directors and conductors from all over the world. The renowned faculty inspires and encourages students to find their own voice and work for it at their own pace. Numerous opportunities to gain stage experience in the immediate vicinity of the Salzburg Festival round out the program.
Department of Vocal Studies
+43 676 88122 451
elke.walter@moz.ac.at
+43 676 88122 375
susanne.krabath@moz.ac.at
Schwarzstraße 2
5020 Salzburg
About
Singing lessons already played an important role when the Mozarteum was founded in 1841 - this has not changed until today. The professional practice for singers has changed considerably: In addition to excellent vocal and musical qualities, high expectations are also placed on performing skills. The study program prepares students for the many realities of life as a singer.
In addition, vocal pedagogy offers a practice-oriented, artistic, pedagogical and scientific education in a variety of studies, which in its interdisciplinarity and diversity represents a contemporary preparation for a variety of future professional fields in a changing professional world.
Concert Studies
Events
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1.6.—30.6.2023
Study concerts June 2023 Study concerts (or "class evenings") are concerts in which students of the Mozarteum University perform on stage. They are either organised as part of courses or by the respective departments - and can be experienced with free admission.Study concert· Free -
5.6.06:00 pmSolitärGraduates' Concert Lied & Oratorio: Jakob MitterrutznerStudent of Pauliina TukiainenGraduate Concert· Free
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6.6.06:00 pmSolitärGraduates' Concert Voice: Zsofia SzabóStudent of Christoph StrehlGraduate Concert· Free
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1.7.05:00 pmSolitärTUTTI E TUTTOConcert· Free
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Lecturer's concertWith Jura Margulis (piano), Christoph Strehl (tenor) and Pauliina Tukiainen (piano) and works by L. v. Beethoven, F. Chopin, F. Liszt, J. Strauss, H. Wolf. Tickets: Euro 20,- / reduced Euro 10,-Concert· Tickets (Opens in new tab)
