Mozart's Birthplace
Getreidegasse 9
A-5020 Salzburg
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Tel.: +43-662-84 43 13
Fax: +43-662-84 06 93
mozartmuseum@mozarteum.at
Opening hours
Daily: 9 am – 5.30 pm
July / Augst: until 8.30 am – 7.00 pm
(last entry 6.30 pm)
Mozart Residence
Makartplatz 8
A-5020 Salzburg
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Tel.: +43-662-874227-40
Fax: +43-662-87 42 27 83
mozartmuseum@mozarteum.at
Opening hours
Daily: 9 am – 5.30 pm
July / Augst: until 8 pm
(last entry 7.30 pm)
Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation
Schwarzstr. 26, A-5020 Salzburg
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Great Hall & Viennese Hall
Mag. Reinhard Haring
Rentals, Disposition
Tel. +43 (0) 662 889 40 22
E-Mail: haring@mozarteum.at
Bibliotheca Mozartiana
Dr. Armin Brinzing
Bibliotheca Mozartiana (Director)
Tel: +43 (0) 662 889 40 13
Fax: +43 (0) 662 889 40 50
E-Mail: brinzing@mozarteum.at
Mozart Week 2018
The Mozart Week 2018, planned and organized by Maren Hofmeister, opens with a new production of Mozart’s Entführung aus dem Serail, conducted by René Jacobs and staged by Andrea Moses with a selected ensemble of young singers. It is part of the tradition of the Mozart Week to present Mozart’s œuvre from various perspectives and in association with works by other composers. At the Mozart Week 2018 the Vienna Philharmonic will perform together with three conductors: Alain Altinoglu, Robin Ticciati and Valery Gergiev. Several pianists, for instance Daniel Barenboim, Sir András Schiff, Robert Levin, Piotr Anderszewski and David Fray exemplify the different interpretations of Mozart’s music. Other artists appearing at the Mozart Week for the first time include the internationally celebrated soprano Marlis Petersen, the Schumann Quartet, as well as the B’Rock Orchestra together with the young German singer Anna Lucia Richter.
Concert Season 2017/18
Welcome to the Concert Season 2017/18: The program contains innovations and familiar features, concerts in which rising newcomers perform alongside established well-known stars in chamber music. You can look forward to the new After Work series: the refreshing relaxed form of a concert with exciting young performers such as Thomas Enhco and Vassiléna Serfimova, the string duo BartolomeyBittmann, the David Orlowsky Trio and accordion player Ksenija Sidorova. International artists and ensembles such as Maria João Pires, the Quatuor Modigliani, Il Giardino Armonico conducted by Giovanni Antonini, the Chiaroscuro Quartet, ECHO-Klassik prize-winner Khatia Buniatishvili together with her sister Gvantsa, as well as tenor Mark Padmore accompanied on the piano by Till Fellner can be heard during the coming season in the Great Hall of the Mozarteum.
Villazón directs Mozart Week
Rolando Villazón is the new Artistic Director of the Salzburg Mozart Week. The internationally celebrated opera singer, stage director and author takes over the direction of the renowned festival and combines his international activities as the Mozarteum’s Mozart Ambassador with the planning and realization of the Mozart Week in an ideal fashion. The first Mozart Week entirely programmed by Villazón takes place in 2019.
Learn more about Mozart
The two Mozart museums offer a varied program of guided tours. Depending on the varying interests and age groups of individual visitors, groups, and school classes, the information about the life and music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is geared to the appropriate age and specific interest. Please note: Guided tours are only available by prior request.
Beginnings of the Mozart Cult
In 1841 the ‘Cathedral Music Association and Mozarteum’ was founded so as to restore the status of music in the city. Of particular importance for the rising Mozart cult was the fact that Mozart’s widow Constanze, as well as his two sons Franz Xaver Wolfgang and Carl Thomas, wholeheartedly supported the association. The exhibition explores the history of the association from its founding in 1841 to the year 1880 when it was separated into the Cathedral Music Association and the International Mozarteum Foundation which still exists today. The association organized various activities which had a major impact on the musical life of the Mozart city and still are, and thus laid the foundation for Salzburg’s worldwide reputation as a cultural city.
MOZARTS PIECES
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.
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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GREAT HALL
Since 1956 the Salzburg 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.
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Latest News
The Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation is pleased to announce that it has acquired two very valuable items for its collections and for research on Mozart’s sister Maria Anna, known as ‘Nannerl’ Mozart. A graceful...
After eleven days and 36 concerts the Mozart Week 2017 of the Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation came to an end on Sunday 5 February with a very pleasing result. The renowned festival attracted guests from 51 countries and from all...
During the concert with his ensemble Les Musiciens du Louvre on 31 January Marc Minkowski received the Golden Mozart Medal from Johannes Honsig-Erlenburg, president of the Mozarteum Foundation. This is the highest honour to be...
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