Christian Leopold Bode, W.A. Mozart, 1859 (detail/edited)
Closer to Mozart than anywhere else in Salzburg.
Listen to Mozart’s works where he himself performed them – can we do that?
Yes, we can: the Salzburg Residenz is the very place for which the young Mozart composed his music, and where he performed regularly
Music in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site
What Mozart’s music is to the ears, the state rooms are to the eyes – and both together represent a unique space-sound experience that is unrivalled!
For all those who want to be close to the spirit of the master in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site!
every Thursday and Friday
– at 4 pm
– 45 minutes each without a break
– In the state rooms of the residence
Entrance:
Adults: € 28,–
Seniors: € 25,– (from 60 years / with DQS annual pass)
Under 26 years: € 14,– (0-6 years free of charge)
Online ticket recommended
Due to limited number of participants
Remaining places can be requested at the ticket office or in advance by telephone.
Residenz-Ensemble
MÄRZ: Rittersaal and Ante Camera, Residenz state-rooms
Wolfgang Amadé Mozart (1756-1791):
- Adagio E-Dur KV 261
(arranged for violin and piano) - Violinsonate e-Moll KV 304
1. Allegro – 2. Tempo di Menuetto - Klaviersonate A-Dur KV 331 (with the famous finale in Turkish style, popularly known as the “Turkish March”)
1. Andante grazioso – Thema mit Variationen I-IV – 2. Menuetto – Trio – 3. Alla Turca. Allegretto – Rondo „Alla Turca
APRIL: North Oratory of Salzburg Cathedral
Music from Joseph Haydn’s “Die Schöpfung”, in an arrangement for a chamber ensemble by Franz Joseph Rosinack (1748-1823), as part of the exhibition “Paradise Lost. The Tapestries of Salzburg Cathedral”.
With
Fedarica Longo, Oboe
Jiachen Zhang, Violine
Jutas Javorka, Viola 1
Romana Rauscher, Viola 2
Detlef Mielke, Violoncello
- Date with Mozart in the North Oratory of Salzburg Cathedral (Special Easter event: exhibition AND concert)
The “Paradise Lost”-exhibition in the North Oratory of Salzburg Cathedral will be accompanied by live music that relates to the theme of the exhibition, with one of the most famous masterpieces of classical music: Joseph Haydn’s oratorio “Die Schöpfung” musically tells of the creation of the world according to the biblical Genesis. The Residenz-Quintet-ensemble performs parts of it in the chamber music version by Franz Joseph Rosniak, a contemporary of Haydn. A unique experience of space, sound and art!
DO 3. / FR 4. April
DO 10. / FR 11. April
DO 17. / FR 18. April*
DO 24. / FR 25. April
* Special on Good Friday: Joseph Haynd, “Die sieben letzten Worte unseres Erlösers am Kreuz“
