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Mozart museums opened

Beginning March 3, Mozart’s Birthplace and the Mozart Residence will be open Wednesdays through Sundays from 10 am to 3:30 pm.

Phase II of the reconstruction of the Mozarteum

With the demolition of the interval foyer, the renovation of the Mozarteum reaches the next milestone

World Premiere of 94 seconds new Mozart

The South Korean pianist Seong-Jin Cho played the unknown Mozart piece for the first time in the Great Hall of the Mozarteum. On 27 January, Mozart’s 265th birthday, it was broadcast worldwide for the first time.

Concerts & Events

19
May Wednesday

Mozarteumorchester Salzburg

Orchesterhaus Great Hall

Heimspiel #07:
Tomáš Netopil

7:30 PM

20
May Thursday

Mozarteumorchester Salzburg

Große Universitätsaula

Donnerstagskonzert 5:
Tomáš Netopil

7:30 PM

27
May Thursday

After Work

Stiftung Mozarteum, Villa Vicina

Without borders
Konstantin Reinfeld & Benyamin Nuss

6:30 PM

Mozart Week

Concert Season

Dialoge

Museums & Places

Mozart’s Birthplace

Mozart Archive
Documentation of Mozart's life and work.
Original instruments
Among the most valuable pieces of the collection are Mozart's original instruments: his grand piano, his concert violins and others.

Mozart Residence

Autograph vault
The treasury of the Mozarteum Salzburg foundation.
Mozart sound and film collection
Over 45,000 sound and data carriers.

Mozarteum

Bibliotheca Mozartiana
A unique library with a clear focus: Mozart only.
Magic Flute House
Here Mozart is said to have composed parts of the Magic Flute.

Research

Digital Mozart-Edition

Collecting - Documenting - Editing - Presenting. The Research Department of the Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg is multi-facetted competence center.

Bibliotheca Mozartiana

The library is open to all interested parties. The books and scores may be consulted in the library’s reading room but are not available for loan.

International

International Projects

The Salzburg Foundation’s international projects are an important pillar of its work, helping to foster an understanding of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart as man and artist through cooperative ventures that extend beyond national frontiers.

Mozart Communities

Approximately 80 Mozart associations worldwide have as their common goal the cultivation and dissemination of Mozart’s musical heritage.

Youth

KlangKarton is the name of the young/youth programme of the Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation. It includes concerts, workshops, guided tours in our museums and projects on related themes. We address children, adolescents, young people and those young at heart, and are especially enthusiastic about our Mozart Children’s Orchestra.

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