Focus of Work: Salzburg Music History
Overview
From local presence to dimensions of international... Since its beginnings in the early Middle Ages, Salzburg's music history has been an example of the interplay between regionality and European networking. The research focus Salzburg Music History is dedicated to its development in the context of sources, reception and interpretation. Symposia, workshops and guided tours are organised, whereby the latter are not only aimed at a specialist audience, but also at a broad circle of interested parties in the sense of the Third Mission. Salzburg's "music turned to stone" (Hermann Bahr) is revived, researched, documented and made accessible in many ways: through publications, overviews of relevant sources and annual bibliographies of specialist literature relevant to the topic.
Research focus Salzburg Music History
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thomas.hochradner@moz.ac.at
Hellbrunner Straße 53
5020 Salzburg
Main Topics
- Comparative Regional Musical History
- Older Salzburg music history in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
- Musical life of the archbishop's residence in comparison with other Central European residences
- Role of music practice in various social classes and social communities such as monasteries
- Salzburg's role as a crossroads of Italian and South German-Austrian musical culture until the beginning of the 19th century
- Intensity and significance of musical life in the Biedermeier and Gründerzeit periods
- Salzburg's position in musical modernity and contemporary culture
- Local and international scope of W.A. Mozart's influence and Salzburg's musical 'radiance
- Aspects of dance history
- Developments in musical institutionalisation and their interaction with socio-economic conditions in the city and countryside
- Musical folk culture in the city and province of Salzburg
- History of the University Mozarteum Salzburg and its predecessor institutions
Events
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Guided tour through the Salzburg Festival Archive (reopening in 2024)Susanne Anders from the Dramaturgy, Publications and Archive Department will give a guided tour of the Salzburg Festival Archive, which will be relocated and reopened in February 2024.Guided Tour· Free entry
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Musical regional history in discourseConference· Free