Mozartium College of Music Summer International Music Academy

■ Workshop period ■

twenty-second to thirtieth of July 2025
Phase 1: July 2025-7, 14
Phase 2: July 2025-7, 21
Phase 3: July 2025-7, 28
Phase 4: July 2025-8, 4

■ Courses held ■

Vocals, Lieder, Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, Flute, Clarinet, Percussion/Marimba, Organ, Music Composition

▽ Option
Alexander Technique (2nd, 3rd, 1th periods), Eutony of the Jaw and Facial Muscles (3st and XNUMXrd periods), Musician's Health and Ergonomics (All periods)

■ Number of lessons ■

Generally, it will be about 4 lessons.
* The number of hours may change depending on the level, number of students, and major of the professor and students.

■ Audition ■

It will be a video audition in advance.
* If you do not pass the audition, you will be transferred to another professor.It may not be possible to transfer due to availability or musical instruments.
*Applications will be reviewed in the order of application. If you have a desired professor, we recommend that you apply early.

■ Workshop venue ■

Mozarteum University of Music

■ Workshop schedule ■

The course schedule will be confirmed locally.Please check on-site for details.

<General schedule example>
Day 1: From Japan to Salzburg by car to your accommodation
Day 2: Distribution of registration documents and explanation of the seminar by local staff
Day 3: Start of training
~
End date of the course: Final concert End of the course
The day after the end of the course: Depart locally to the airport
Two days after the end of the course: Arrival in Japan

■ Pieces / Number of pieces ■

Free song
* Generally, it is recommended to bring one lesson and one song.
* The composer to be assigned may be decided by the professor.Please contact your And Vision Counselor for more information.

■ Practice room ■

Yes
*You can practice 3 hours/day for piano, and 2 hours/day for other majors. Additional charges can be added (approximately 15 to 30 euros per hour/week) (payable locally)
* And Vision local staff will assist you in making a reservation for the practice room.

■ Concert Opportunity ■

There are many selected concerts.

■ Accommodation ■

▽Guest house (single room)
*There is a shared piano practice room (shared).
*Depending on when you apply, single rooms at the guesthouse may become fully booked, so we recommend that you apply early.
*Hotel arrangements can also be made separately (prices may change).
* Since there are big events such as the Salzburg Festival in Salzburg in the summer, there are a lot of tourists and the accommodations will be full at a very early stage.The above accommodations will end as soon as the capacity is reached, so it is recommended to make an early reservation.

▽Hotel (single room)
*Please note that depending on when you apply, the hotel may be fully booked, so we recommend that you apply early. If the hotel is fully booked, we will introduce you to another hotel.
* Since there are big events such as the Salzburg Festival in Salzburg in the summer, there are a lot of tourists and the accommodations will be full at a very early stage.The above accommodations will end as soon as the capacity is reached, so it is recommended to make an early reservation.

■ Accommodation period ■

Check-in: 2 days before the start date of the course (1 day before the start date is possible if you wish)
Check-out: The day after the end of the course
* Extended nights and previous nights are possible

■ Japanese interpreter / local support ■

▽ Local support
And Vision Local staff with telephone support (telephone only)
*AndVision local staff will register for the seminar in advance on your behalf. We will provide you with the registration documents and explain the process.
*Emergency contact and support is available (please note that additional fees may apply depending on the content)
* Salzburg Music Festival tickets can be purchased on your behalf.The availability of tickets depends on availability, so please contact us as soon as possible if you wish.

▽ Japanese interpreter during lessons
Please select with Japanese interpreter / without Japanese interpreter at the time of the lesson.
* Please note that interpretation may not be possible depending on the language spoken by the professor.In addition, the number of people who wish to have an interpreter is limited, so please apply as soon as possible.
*Interpreter is not available for option.
*Percussion and marimba lessons are mainly group lessons, so interpreters cannot be provided.
* If the lesson is a group lesson by the professor, an interpreter may not be available.

■ Airport transfer ■

Round-trip airport transfer included (Salzburg Airport)
* We will pick you up according to the time of your flight or train.
* It is possible to change to a transfer from Salzburg Station.

■ Professors ■

▼ Phase 1
▽ Voice
John Thomason
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Mario Antonio Diaz Valus
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽ Piano
johannes wilhelm
(Lecturer, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Pavel Girilov
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Rolf Progge
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽ Violin
Christian Altenburger
(Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria)

Zograph Tadevosyan
(Former Professor of Queen Sofia Conservatory of Music, Spain, Former Professor of Catalina Gruska Conservatory of Music, Spain)

Meesun Hong Coleman
(Professor, Anton Brookner Private University of Music, Austria)

daniel owner
(Professor, Friedrich Gulda Conservatory, Austria)

▽ Viola
William Coleman
(Professor at the Mozarteum University of Music, Austria; member of the Austrian Kuss Quartet)

▽ Cello
Julia Hagen
(Austrian cellist)

Farentin Ladutiu
(Professor, Karl Maria von Weber College of Music, Dresden, Germany; Principal, German Symphony Orchestra, Berlin, Germany)

▽ Organ
Humphreyd Luke
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽Percussion instruments & marimba
Martin Grubinger
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)
&
Arnold Marinissen
(Professor, Amsterdam Conservatory, Netherlands)

▼ Phase 2
▽ Voice
Daniel Behle
(Singer of the Vienna State Opera, Austria)

▽ REIT
Christoph Straire
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)
&
Paulina Tukiainen
(Professor, Freiburg University of Music, Germany)

▽ Piano
Leonel Morales
(Professor, Faculty of Music, University of Alfonso
&
Leo De Maria
(Professor, Faculty of Music, Alfonso X of Spain)

Ray Meng
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Christophe Declara
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Connie Sea
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽ Violin
Igor Petruschevski
(Professor, Richard Wagner Academy of Music, Austria; former professor, Royal Academy of Music, England; former professor, Queen Sofia College of Music, Spain)

Zograph Tadevosyan
(Former Professor of Queen Sofia Conservatory of Music, Spain, Former Professor of Catalina Gruska Conservatory of Music, Spain)

Annelie Gale
(Lecturer, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Alexander Gilman
(Professor at the Royal College of Music, UK; Professor at the Faculty of Music, Kaleidos University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland)

▽ Viola
German Taklov
(Professor, Karlsruhe University of Music, Germany)

▽ Cello
Konstantin Zelenin
(Professor, Friedrich Gulda Conservatory, Austria)

▽ Music production
Moritz Bergfeld
(Professor at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Germany)

▼ Phase 3
▽ Voice
Andreas Schmidt
(Professor, Munich Conservatory of Music, Germany, Lecturer, Mozartium Conservatory, Austria, Visiting Professor, Sibelius Conservatory, Finland)

Zhou Zheng
(Professor at Shanghai Conservatory of Music, China)

▽ Piano
Leonel Morales
(Professor, Faculty of Music, University of Alfonso
&
Leo De Maria
(Professor, Faculty of Music, Alfonso X of Spain)

Dina Joffe
(Former Professor at the University of Music Hamburg, Germany, Former Professor at the Anton Rubinstein Academy, Germany)

Ya-Fay Chan
(Professor at the Mozarteum College of Music in Austria, former professor at the New England Conservatory of Music in the United States, former associate professor at the Boston Conservatory of Music in the United States)

Robert Levin
(Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Music, Harvard University, USA, Former Professor, Juilliard School, USA)

Bernd Glemser
(Professor, Würzburg University of Music, Germany)

▽ Violin
Zakhar Bron
(Professor, Queen Sofia University of Music, Spain, Professor, University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland, Former Professor, University of Music, Cologne, Germany, Former Professor, Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland)

Mauro Iurato
(Part-time lecturer at Soai University, Japan)

Michael Weimann
(Former Professor, Cologne University of Music, Germany)

▽ Flute
Britta Bauer
(Lecturer, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽ Music production
Moritz Bergfeld
(Professor at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Germany)


<Special course for children>
▽ Piano
Andreas Weber
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽ Violin
Michaela Girardi
(Lecturer, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)


▼ Phase 4
▽ Voice
Zoriana Kushpler
(Professor, Mozarteum University of Music, Austria, Former singer at the Vienna State Opera, Austria)

▽ REIT
Christian Imler
(Professor, Faculty of Music, University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland, Former Professor, Friborg, Lausanne Conservatory, Switzerland)
&
Andreas Frese
(Lecturer at the University of Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt, Germany)

▽ Piano
Andreas Frerich
(Professor, Cologne University of Music, Germany)

Peter Lang
(Professor Emeritus, Mozarteum University of Music, Austria)

Andreas Weber
(Professor, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

Christopher Hinterhuber
(Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria)

Yang Gottliep Iracheck
(Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria)

John Ji Hye
(Lecturer, Mozartium University of Music, Austria)

▽ Violin
Zakhar Bron
(Professor, Queen Sofia University of Music, Spain, Professor, University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland, Former Professor, University of Music, Cologne, Germany, Former Professor, Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland)

Cyrillic Torsov
(Professor, Catalina Gruska Conservatory, Spain)

Dennis Goldfeld
(German violinist)

Barbara Doll
(Professor, Basel University of Music, Switzerland)

▽ Cello
Giovanni Gnocchi
(Professor at the Mozarteum University of Music, Austria; former principal of the Camerata Salzburg, Austria)

▽ Clarinet
Dimitri Ashkenazy
(American clarinet player)

■ Qualifications ■

Nothing in particular
* "Special course for children" is up to 16 years old.

■ Price ■

▽In the case of guest houses
With Japanese interpreter at the time of lesson: 589,750 yen (596,550 yen including tax)
No Japanese interpreter at the time of lesson: 505,890 yen (512,690 yen including tax)

▽ In the case of a hotel
With Japanese interpreter at the time of lesson: 685,590 yen (692,390 yen including tax)
No Japanese interpreter at the time of lesson: 601,730 yen (608,530 yen including tax)

▽ Option
Alexander Technique: 53,910 yen (53,910 yen including tax)
Jaw and facial muscle eutony: 44,920 yen (44,920 yen tax included)
Musician's Health and Ergonomics: 44,920 yen (44,920 yen including tax)

■ What is included in the price ■

Registration fee, course fees (attendance fee, audition fee, practice room for specified hours, accompaniment fee if necessary, participation fee for selected contestants' concert, concert viewing fee, certificate of completion, etc.), local accommodation arrangement fee, accommodation fee, shared music practice room in case of guest house, Japanese interpretation fee during lessons (if selected), airport transfer fee, support service fee during stay in the country (telephone only), pre-course registration agency fee, first day orientation fee, international international remittance fee, international international remittance bank receipt fee, pre-departure support service fee, set discount

■ Clarify some of the items not included in the price ■

Airfare, options, Japanese translation fee if not selected, food fee, overseas travel accident insurance fee, city travel fee, telephone fee, all personal expenses during free time, etc.

■ Price / Schedule Supplement ■

● If you would like to participate for multiple periods, please contact the And Vision Counselor.
● If you would like to have a short-term professor and want to change your accommodation period, please contact an And Vision Counselor.
●Audition fee (part of the cost) 39,000 yen (42,900 yen including tax) + actual audition fee.Even if the audition is unsuccessful, the audition fee of 39,000 yen (42,900 yen including tax) + actual audition fee will not be refunded.
● If you fail the audition, we will request a transfer to another professor.
●You can use the library of the Mozarteum College of Music for a fee (about 10 euros in cash).For details, please check locally.
● Please contact an And Vision Counselor as you may be able to take classes even during the period you have set.
● Depending on the local situation of the new corona infection, online lessons may be offered.Please note that if the course is offered, the fee will be charged excluding accommodation fees.The cancellation policy is based on the terms and conditions.

■ Application deadline ■

First deadline: February 2025, 2, 15, Second deadline: March 2025 3, Third deadline: up to capacity
●Applications will be reviewed in the order of application. If you have a desired professor, we recommend that you apply early.
● Even before the application deadline, the deadline will be closed as soon as the capacity is reached.
● Even after the application deadline, you may be able to apply if there is a vacancy in the course, so please contact the And Vision Counselor.

■Notes■

* It is possible to take multiple master classes at the same time.If you wish to take classes of multiple professors at the same time, please prepare different songs for each class.
* Class changes are not permitted after the class is held.
* Students will be awarded a diploma after the seminar.Auditors will be awarded a certificate of completion.
* If you have an attendant, you will be charged a separate fee such as accommodation.Attendance fees may vary depending on the age of the student.
* If you are a minor, you will generally need to be accompanied, but please contact us.
* Please contact us if you are a group led by sensei.
* Separately, we can arrange a local language school (affiliated school) free of charge.
* Private lessons or group lessons can be arranged separately.
* Please contact an And Vision Counselor for paid rental of musical instruments.
* In addition to the above, please feel free to contact the And Vision Counselor for anything.
* This information is as of December 2025, 01.Information may change depending on the year and local circumstances, so please contact the And Vision Counselor for the latest information.