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(Credit: (c) Tourismus Salzburg GmbH, Günter Breitegger) The management of the Salzburg Festival has decided to ban the usage of cooling fans during performances, for safety reasons related to COVID-19 circumstances. The festival has adopted strict hygiene measures in order to keep both the artists and audiences safe during performances. All artists are regularly tested for COVID-19, and they have ... 
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100th Salzburg festival kicks off under virus restrictions
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The Salzburg Festival has announced that it will take place from 1 to 30 August, but in a modified and shortened form, dueRead More
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Audi will remain the main sponsor of Salzburg Festival and has extended the cooperation agreement until 2022.
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The annual celebration of theatre, opera and classical music is the perfect excuse to visit a stunning corner of Austria
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The Salzburg Festival is donating 50,000 Euros to facilitate musical education for Syrian refugee children in Jordan over the next two years. The festival announced that the money being donated to MECI (Middle East Children's Institute) was the net profit from ticket sales for the dress rehearsal of Verdi's "Aida" performed on August 3, 2017. The performance…
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The inside track on classical music and related cultures
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The inside track on classical music and related cultures
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A bustling event for a wealthy and elegant audience is underway in Austria, despite the coronavirus pandemic.
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Attendees are required to wear face masks until they’re seated, with the number of attendees slashed by about 50%. Seating is arranged in a chessboard pattern, meaning that even couples won’t be able to sit next to one another.
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The Salzburg Festival has announced that it might proceed with a modified festival. In a press statement, President Helga Rabl-Stadler, Artistic Director Markus Hinterhäuser, and Executive Director Lukas Crepaz stated that while the festival cannot move forward as originally planned and programmed, that the organization is considering other means of providing its annual event in 2020. The Festival will be ...
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The Kühne Foundation will become the main sponsor of the Salzburg Festival until 2021. The contract was signed on Friday, August 24, 2018, and is set to run through Dec. 31, 2021. It marks the stre…
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On Saturday, July 28, medici.tv will broadcast the sold-out premiere of Romeo Castellucci’s new production of Richard Strauss’s “Salome” from the Salzburg Festival. The production is se…
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THE fine arts and classical music are often assailed for consuming public money. They’re niche and unpopular, so the logic goes, and subsidising them only benefits a particular echelon of society.
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The Salzburg Festival is to double the number of youth subscriptions in 2017 as a result of high demand. SomeRead More
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Open-air theater with an imposing backdrop: the Salzburg Festival shifted into gear on July 19 with the performance of "Jedermann." More superlative performances follow, up to the finale on August 31.
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