The aspekteFESTIVAL is breaking the biennial rhythm – or keeping it – depending on how you see it, through the craziness of the pandemic. The 45th edition of the festival for new music took place, after a one-time postponement from 2020 to … read more »
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CROSSROADS INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY MUSIC FESTIVAL / SALZBURG
CROSSROADS is an annual music festival in Salzburg, organized by the University Mozarteum Salzburg, the SEM – Studio for Electronic Music and the INM – Institute for New Music University Mozarteum. The aim is to develop opportunities and networks for young composers … read more »
aspekte SALZBURG 2021 – online!
The contemporary music festival, originally postponed from March 2020 to 2021 due to the pandemic, will take place online: March 3 – 7, 2021. Openness and curiosity – BON VOYAGE, through the digital space! This edition of the aspekteFESTIVAL is being held … read more »
oenm (Österreichisches Ensemble für Neue Musik)
The oenm (oesterreichisches ensemble für neue musik) has been around for 40 years and established itself as one of the leading ensembles for music of the 20th and 21st centuries. From its home base in Salzburg, it gathers top musicians from eleven … read more »
Contemporary Music Ensembles in Austria
Over the past two decades, contemporary music in Austrian concert halls has been subject to a partly abrupt, partly slow-moving change in the programming of large Austrian orchestras. As a consequence, medium-sized and smaller ensembles have become all the more significant in … read more »
œnm Concerts in London
Since 1975 the œnm . österreichisches ensemble für neue musik (Austrian Ensemble for New Music) has been making sure that the range of music in the Mozart city of Salzburg and elsewhere is enriched with various facets of new music and continues … read more »
oenm . Austrian Ensemble for Contemporary Music
Salzburg in the 1970s – the famous chocolate specialty “Mozartkugel” is already more than 80 years old and the Salzburg Festival is steadily gaining popularity in the era of Herbert von Karajan. Yet as so often, it is the lack of something … read more »