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Bachwerkvokal inspires with Venetian music in Millstatt!
Experience the concert of the Bachwerkvokal ensemble in the Millstatt Abbey Church on September 22, 2025 with Venetian music.
Bachwerkvokal inspires with Venetian music in Millstatt!
On September 22, 2025, the ensemble Bachwerkvokal, led by Gordon Safari, will give a special concert in the Millstatt collegiate church. Since its foundation in 2015, the ensemble has quickly made a name for itself and is internationally active. The concert is entitled "Musica Veneziana di Donne e Uomini" and addresses the important role of Venice in musical training, especially for women.
The program includes a variety of works by well -known composers, including Antonio Vivaldi, Anna Bon di Venezia, Antonio Lotti, Francesco Cavalli, Maddalena Laura Sirmen and Benedetto Marcello. The performance promises an impressive experience that lives the connection between the historical influence of Venice and the music. The concert is scheduled for 5 p.m. and tickets are available via the Millstatt music weeks.
Research projects on Salzburg's music history
Mozarteum Salzburg An extensive research project on music history in the Salzburg region is currently being dedicated, which focused on music manuscripts and prints that were produced in or for Salzburg before 1600. This region not only includes the medieval Archdiocese of Salzburg, but also adjacent areas, including parts of Carinthia, Styria and Lower Austria.
A total of about 270 sources were collected, which are chronologically recorded after centuries. Project managers include Veronika Obermeier and Karina Zybina, while the management of Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl is taken over. The music analyzes are divided into different categories such as manuscripts and theoretical representations, which offers a comprehensive insight into Salzburg's music history.
The role of Salzburg music history
Salzburg music history has established itself as an example of regionality and European networking since the early Middle Ages. On Department of Musicology at the University of Mozarteum Salzburg the research focus is on the development of music history in the context of sources, reception and interpretation. Through symposia, workshops and guided tours, both specialist audience and broad interested parties bring the history of music closer closer to Salzburg.
The Documentation of Salzburg's music history takes place through publications and overviews of sources and annual bibliographies. Interested parties are cordially invited to inform themselves about events, current research and the available databases on Salzburg's music history. This shows the connection between the lively regional music tradition and the wider European music history in an impressive way.