#mozarthaus

[mozartbachtoven]

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We get a fairly good idea of what Mozart really looked like (at least at the time of his death) in the image of his, sadly, death mask

[opera-ghosts]

A wonderful Postcard from 1914 for the consecretion of the Mozarthaus in Salzburg.

[diraimond]

Charcoal drawings made by me for the Mozarthaus exposition (Wien) during the celebration of the 230th anniversary of Le Nozze di Figaro

[wolfgangsee-boat-tours]

St. Gilgen: A Cultural Hub in the Heart of the Salzkammergut

Mozart’s legacy continues to shape St. Gilgen’s music scene today. The village regularly hosts performances and festivals dedicated to his works, drawing musicians and music lovers from around the world. Visit St. Gilgen during the summer months, when the Mozart-inspired events fill the streets with music, and the lakeside venues provide an idyllic backdrop for open-air concerts. Experience the connection between Mozart’s timeless compositions and the village that nurtured his early musical talents.

[traveltash]

Musical interlude

The two museums I visited in Vienna don’t really lend themselves to pictures and text. The Mozart Haus even forbids photography. It is in a three-story building of flats. Mozart and his family lived in one of these flats while he wrote Le Nozze de Figaro. The top flat provides insight into life in Vienna at the time Mozart lived there, the middle one focuses on the opera and the first floor flat…

Musical interlude

[aworldyetunseen]

Location: Vienna, Austria

The Mozarthaus Vienna was Mozart's residence from 1784 to 1787. This building in Vienna's Old Town, not far from St. Stephen's Cathedral, is his only surviving Viennese residence and is now a museum.

The house is located on Domgasse. It was built in the 17th century, originally with two floors, and redeveloped in 1716. Mozart rented rooms here from 1784, at which time it was also known as the Camesina House, after the family which had owned it since 1720. Since the original entrance of the house facing the Schulerstraße (the one Mozart used) was walled up to make room for a shop, the house has to be entered today from its rear in the Domgasse.

[calvin-is]

The first panel from my three page Tribute to Mozart. Still a work in progress. #comicpoetry #drawing #mozart #wolfgangamadeusmozart #classicalmusic #poetry #draw #comicartist #artistoninstagram #comicartist #vienna #mozarthaus #baroque #roccoco #pianist

[bglnaturheilkunde]

Einladung zur Wanderung: St. Gilgen am Wolfgangssee

Mystisch-magische Wanderungen: St. Gilgen am Wolfgangsee

Der Kaloku e.V. ist ein Verein, der sich die geomantische und kulturelle Erkundung des Berchtesgadener Landes und der weiteren Umgebung zum Ziel gesetzt hat.

Ihr seid herzlich eingeladen mitzuwandern!!

St. Gilgen am Wolfgangsee – Auf Mozarts Spuren

Wir besuchen die Mozartgedenkstätte und das Geburtshaus von Mozarts Mutter.

Im ehemaligen Bezirksgericht von St. Gilgen ist heute eine Gedenkstätte an die Mozarts eingerichtet. 

Das Gebäude wurde von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts Großvater als Pfleggericht erbaut. 1720 wurde Mozarts Mutter Anna Maria Walburga Pertl in diesem Haus geboren und verbrachte ihre ersten 4 Lebensjahre in St. Gilgen. Viele Jahre später, 1784, heiratete Wolfgangs Schwester Maria Anna Walburga Ignatia (“Nannerl“) einen Amtsnachfolger ihres Großvaters und wohnte im Haus, in dem ihre Mutter geboren worden war.

Nach der Besichtigung wandern wir am Wolfgangsee entlang.

Am Sonntag, der 24.06.2018

Wir starten um 12.30 Uhr in Bad Reichenhall.

Anmeldung unter 0 86 51 –  768 33 60

Die Teilnahme erfolgt auf eigene Gefahr. Der Veranstalter übernimmt keine Haftung. Eltern haften für ihre Kinder.

Das Mozarthaus in St. Gilgen (Quelle: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17817199)

Einladung zur Wanderung: St. Gilgen am Wolfgangssee was originally published on BGL Naturheilkunde Portal