Institute for New Music
The Institute for New Music organizes all study-relevant events in the field of New Music, from the supervision of individual students to collaborations between several classes, departments and other internal and external institutions. Special emphasis is placed on the cooperation between the instrumental and composition classes.
Mirabellplatz 1
5020 Salzburg
About
The Institute for New Music offers students and teachers the opportunity to experience the entire spectrum of contemporary music:
- Performers learn in theory and practice how to deal with music from the classical period of modernism to the present.
- The Ensemble for New Music at the Mozarteum develops the programs of the Doppler Concerts with students.
- The composition classes develop their works in direct exchange with ensembles of students as well as with renowned experts.
- Renowned interpreters of New Music enrich the concert events at the Mozarteum with exclusive programs.
- Selected composers from Germany and abroad complement the educational program with presentations and seminars.
The Institute for New Music initiates and promotes in particular activities that go beyond the study program, in which it presents itself to the public with selected programs and participates in the international discourse with workshops, exchange programs and other initiatives.
Studies
Events
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9.4.202407:00 pmARGEkulturSweet Spot: Spaces - Rituals. Hans Tutschku in portraitConcert· Free entry (Opens in new tab)
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25.4.202404:00 pmKleines StudioHungarian Contemporary Music in FocusFrom 22 to 25 April, László Tihanyi (composer, conductor and professor at the Ferenc Liszt Academy in Budapest) will be a guest at the Institute for New Music together with students from the Budapest Academy.Concert· Free
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27.4.202405:00 pmBösendorfersaalImagination - A dialogue concertStudents with Simone FontanelliStudy concert· Free
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8.5.202404:00 pmSolitärLuigi Nono & Friends - A Luigi Nono's 100-year CelebrationThe Italian composer Luigi Nono (1924-1990) was one of the most influential representatives of the post-war avant-garde. He would have celebrated his 100th birthday this year - a good occasion to perform a selection of his most important works together with those of two of his closest friends.Concert· Free entry (Opens in new tab)
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