Mozart Week
Salzburg's Festival for classical music in winter
January 23 - February 02, 2014
Mozart Week is organized by the International Mozarteum Foundation each January around Mozart's birthday, offering opera productions as well as orchestral, chamber music and soloist concerts. World-renowned Mozart conductors such as Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Andràs Schiff or Marc Minkowski, orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, the Musiciens du Louvre, Grenoble or the Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, ensembles such as the Hagen Quartet or the Artemis Quartet and a variety of soloists are responsible for the festival's artistic reputation in Salzburg. Concerts are held in the Large Hall of the Mozarteum, at the House for Mozart, in the Large Festival Hall and at the Mozarteum University's Solitär.
Salzburg's winter classical music festival was first held in 1956 and has since become a highlight on the international calendar of concert events for Mozart lovers and classical music fans. The added charm of the snow-covered city of Salzburg also makes Mozart Week visitors happy to return.
Round Table 1
Mozart und seine Zeitgenossen I. Admission free! (Mozartwoche)
lectures/readings
Orfeo ed Euridice
Opera by Christoph Willibald Gluck. Les Musiciens du Louvre...
opera/operetta
Orchestral concert
Cappella Andrea Barca; András Schiff, soloist and conductor; "Mozart 1784": KV 449 to...
classical
Orchestral concert
Sinfonieorchester der Universität Mozarteum; Cornelius Meister, conductor; Soloists:...
classical
Oratorio
Freiburger Barockorchester, Rias Kammerchor; René Jacobs, conductor; Miah Persson,...
sacred music
Round Table 1
Mozart und seine Zeitgenossen II. Admission free! (Mozartwoche)
lectures/readings
Orchestral concert
Cappella Andrea Barca; András Schiff, soloist and conductor; "Mozart 1784": KV 449 to...
classical
Museum concerts
Hille Perl, viola da gamba; Florian Birsak, Mozart's pianoforte; C. Ph. E. Bach, C. F....
classical
Museum concerts
"La Clemenza di Tito, KV 621". Free admission! (Mozartwoche)
cinema
Orchestral concert
Wiener Philharmoniker; Paavo Järvi, conductor; Joshua Bell, violin; Mozart, J....
classical
