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Students from the Department of Music Education in Innsbruck organize an evening with originals from the fields of jazz/rock/pop/contemporary. They compose, arrange, and perform all contributions in an ensemble consisting of vocals / rhythm and brass section.

(Location: Church of St. Leonhard near Grödig) Students of the Department of Music Education organize an Advent celebration. Together with Fritz Schwärz, who will present Advent texts as a speaker, the festive mood will be set for Advent.

(Location: Kunstraum Schwaz, Palais Enzenberg, Franz-Josef-Straße 27, 6130 Schwaz) A collaborative project by the students of [Bildnerische] Innsbruck: An archival sound labyrinth merges the world of archives with the creative possibilities of sound.

(Location: Leopoldskron Castle - Internal event) The Salzburg Global Seminar celebrates the 150th birthday of Max Reinhardt. Together with Allesmann director Michael Sturminger, an extraordinary festival will take place that will combine theater, music, dance and cuisine.

The university management and ÖH Mozarteum cordially invite teachers, students and university members to the traditional opening ceremony. In addition to introducing the new professors, there is also general information about the course and an outlook on the highlights in the WS 23/24.

120 minutes with the graduates of the acting class of the Thomas Bernhard Institute: With monologues, songs, duo and ensemble scenes, the students and three acting graduates from Ukraine conclude their studies and show their skills in selected productions.

The evening shows excerpts from exclusively Austrian versions from the 17th to the 20th century by Johann Joseph Fux, Christoph Willibald Gluck, Joseph Haydn to Ernst Krenek, Nestroy's Viennese adaptation of Offenbach's setting and “Orfeo y Euridice - Entremes en Musica” by Kaiser Leopold.

Do you love Brahms? A young actress tells the 15th century Provençal love story of Count Peter and the Neapolitan king's daughter Magelone.

The concert of the viola da gamba and recorder consort is a musical journey through the Renaissance and early Baroque. The two instrumental parts revive the rich tradition of the music of past eras and explore the variety of styles and expressive forms of this time.

Students and faculty from the Department of Early Music take a walk through the streets of Venice, the romance of Florence, and the passion of Naples, with compositions that capture the essence of Italian life.