Salzburg Singt! Festival

"Salzburg Singt!" Festival

International festival

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5th "Salzburg Singt!" Festival
Messa di Gloria - Giacomo Puccini

01.05. - 04.05.2025

6th "Salzburg Singt!" Festival
Information available soon

To be announced

Festival Locations

You will have more than one reason to fall in love with Salzburg!
The fourth largest city in Austria is not only known for being the birthplace of one of the most famous composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, but it was also the scene for the classical and unforgettable movie "The Sound of Music".
With its surrounding lakes and mountains, Salzburg is a dream for every nature afficionado.

Salzburg

The sparkling blue, 68 m deep Lake Zell lies like a jewel between the high mountain peaks. It is a visitor magnet in summer and winter and an absolute feast for the eyes. The Old Town of Zell, which was built on an inland peninsula, is the playground for holiday guests by day and night.
There, you will find well-kept accommodations, several boutiques, supermarkets for daily needs as well as restaurants, cafes, bars and casinos.Zell am See

Zell am See

On the south bank of the "Lacus felix" - the Traunsee in the middle of the Salzkammergut - leisure , and culture seekers and nature lovers will find their perfect refuge. In the town center, nice, dedicated family businesses invite you to linger and a sightseeing along the banks of the Traun and the lake opens up exciting views of the spectacular mountain scenery. A stroll in Marktgasse also opens up new perspectives into creatively managed small businesses.

Ebensee

In the continuation of the well-loved Messiah Choir Festival, we are happy to welcome you to our "Salzburg Singt!" Festival.

Each year, in order to diversify the program, the festival will highlight different masterpieces that will be performed in prestigious churches around the city of Salzburg.
The idea behind this "rotating" festival, is of course to give the opportunity to our participants to explore a new region of Austria every year but as well for the public to discover some different interpretations of the featured pieces.
The festival is open to choirs, individual singers as well as to orchestras.

Born in 2021, under Jan Bechtold's supervision, the first edition of the festival took place in Salzburg, staging Charles Gounod's Saint Cecilia Mass.