This page provides the latest news and organizational updates regarding the International Mozarteum Foundation. We share information on new research, library access, and performance schedules as they become available to the public.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has unveiled the theme for the 2027 Mozart Week. This year’s festival explores the legacy of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart alongside other composers who were historically celebrated as 'other Mozarts.'
The International Mozarteum Foundation has confirmed the contract extension of Artistic Director Rolando Villazón, securing his leadership through 2031. This commitment ensures the continued development of the Foundation's artistic vision and its ongoing exploration of Mozart's musical legacy.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially verified the discovery of a significant new Mozart manuscript in Paris. This find offers fresh academic insights into Mozart's early approaches to music composition and instruction. Experts from the foundation played a key role in authenticating the document, marking an important milestone for musicology.
The International Mozarteum Foundation invites audiences to the 2026 Mozart Week festival, themed 'Mozart: Lux Aeterna'. This prestigious event series celebrates the 270th anniversary of the composer's birth with a dedicated program of classical performances.
Sixty years after the previous edition, the International Mozarteum Foundation has unveiled a fully revised and updated Köchel catalogue. This essential reference work documents Mozart’s entire musical output, reflecting the latest advancements in musicological research and historical analysis.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has awarded its highest distinction, the Golden Mozart Medal, to renowned Mozart specialist Robert Levin. This prestigious recognition celebrates his significant contributions to the understanding and performance of Mozart's musical legacy.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially completed its new foyer building, designed to enhance the visitor experience. This modern glass and steel structure serves as a bridge between the foundation's historic areas, creating a more open and spacious atmosphere for all guests. The expansion reflects the institution's commitment to accessibility and its vision for the future of the Mozart legacy.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially extended the contract of renowned artist Rolando Villazón as Artistic Director. This extension confirms his leadership role through 2031, ensuring continued vision for the organization's artistic programs and international initiatives.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially verified the discovery of a significant new Mozart manuscript in Paris. This find offers fresh academic insights into Mozart's early approaches to music composition and instruction. Experts from the foundation played a key role in authenticating the document, marking an important milestone for musicology.
Sixty years after the previous edition, the International Mozarteum Foundation has unveiled a fully revised and updated Köchel catalogue. This essential reference work documents Mozart’s entire musical output, reflecting the latest advancements in musicological research and historical analysis.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially verified a newly discovered piano piece, the Allegro in D major (K. 626b/16). This rare find offers fresh insights into Mozart's approach to composition and his teaching legacy.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has added a rare piece of musical history to its collection: a personal letter written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to his wife, Constanze, while in Prague in 1789. This significant acquisition offers new insights into the composer's personal life during his time in the Czech capital. The document serves as an important addition to the archive and research resources managed by the foundation in Salzburg.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has unveiled a brand-new special edition Playmobil figure dedicated to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This collaboration celebrates the composer's legacy through a detailed miniature representation, making it a unique collectible for fans and music enthusiasts alike.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially unveiled a significant historical discovery, having recently acquired an original, previously lost letter penned by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart. This rare document offers fresh insights into the life and communications of the legendary composer. Visitors interested in Mozart's personal history and the foundation's latest archival acquisitions are invited to learn more about this valuable addition to the collection.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially verified the discovery of a significant new Mozart manuscript in Paris. This find offers fresh academic insights into Mozart's early approaches to music composition and instruction. Experts from the foundation played a key role in authenticating the document, marking an important milestone for musicology.
Sixty years after the previous edition, the International Mozarteum Foundation has unveiled a fully revised and updated Köchel catalogue. This essential reference work documents Mozart’s entire musical output, reflecting the latest advancements in musicological research and historical analysis.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has officially verified a newly discovered piano piece, the Allegro in D major (K. 626b/16). This rare find offers fresh insights into Mozart's approach to composition and his teaching legacy.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has expanded its world-class archive with the acquisition of three previously private letters from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This notable addition includes the composer's final known letter to his father, Leopold Mozart, dating back to April 1787. These documents provide essential new insights into Mozart's personal correspondence and life.
The International Mozarteum Foundation has added a rare piece of musical history to its collection: a personal letter written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to his wife, Constanze, while in Prague in 1789. This significant acquisition offers new insights into the composer's personal life during his time in the Czech capital. The document serves as an important addition to the archive and research resources managed by the foundation in Salzburg.
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