Open Day & Open Stage
The Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation turns 100 years! We will celebrate Sunday, 28 September 2014, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. with an Open Day: guided tours through the premises, concerts, children’s entertainment and as a special highlight an open stage: Anybody who wants to perform on the same stage as the stars of the classical scene (Großer Saal), is very welcome to register at office@mozarteum.at (key word “open stage”).
Mozart's Work
The Bibliotheca Mozartiana contains about 35,000 titles and is the most extensive Mozart library in the world. Work has been carried out on the complete historic and critical edition of the Neue Mozart Ausgabe (New Mozart Edition) since 1954 and this will soon be finished (2006/2007). Following on from this work a Digital Mozart Edition is being created and continuously updated which will make the text of the New Mozart Edition freely available on the Internet. This project comprises about 35,000 pages of text and music.
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MOZART WEEK 2015
Davide penitente, a wonderful work that was first performed in March 1785 in the Burgtheater in Vienna will be presented in the Mozart Week 2015. It will be staged by a unique master director, the “horse choreographer” Bartabas and his team from the Académie équestre de Versailles. Tickets and info: tickets@mozarteum.at
GREAT HALL
Since 1956 the International Mozarteum Foundation has organised a series of concerts every January around the time of Mozart’s birthday and the Mozart Week is a major artistic event in the international concert calendar. Soloists, orchestras and ensembles who are internationally renowned for their interpretations of Mozart can be heard during this festival which usually lasts about ten days. For Mozart Year 2006 a new festival entitled Dialogues is taking place in which contemporary artists from the spheres of music, dance, literature and the fine arts analyse Mozart’s life and œuvre.From October to June a concert season is organised.
CUBA PROJECT
The International Mozarteum Foundation is dedicated to advancing knowledge of the life and works of Mozart by supporting arts initiatives around the world. The centerpiece of our current project, supported by funds from the European Union, is the establishment of an orchestra academy in Havana, Cuba.
Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation
The Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation was founded in 1880 by citizens of the city ofSalzburg and is rooted in the Cathedral Music Association and Mozarteum of 1841. Since then the prime concern of the non-profit organisation has been the person and œuvre of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart. The International Mozarteum Foundation preserves the heritage of the Salzburg-born genius in the two Mozart museums in Salzburg Mozart’s Birthplace and the Mozart Residence
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Latest News
The Academy of Mozart Research at the Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg will hold an international conference in connection with its Volltagung in Salzburg from 2 to 5 October 2014. A focus is on “scholarly...
The Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg presents Mozart Libretti – Online Edition, the first web-based edition of the texts for the operas of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart: http://dme.mozarteum.at/libretti-edition/ . Access...
Marc Minkowski has extended his commitment as artistic director of the Mozart Week for two further years and together with Matthias Schulz, executive managing director and artistic director of the Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation,...
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