2025年1月31日 · Salzburg Festival 2025 • Programme and Tickets for the Whitsun & Summer Festival now available • Dates for opera, drama and concerts click now

The Salzburg Festival is often described as the greatest and most important festival in the world, and this reputation is confirmed by countless superlatives: witness the number of performances and of annual visitors, or the wide-ranging programme.

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At the Salzburg Festival, a distinction is made between "Ordering" and "Buying" to organize ticket sales. Here's the difference: Ordering: Once the programme is released, tickets can be ordered. Orders must include details such as the performance, number of tickets, and category, but exact seats cannot be chosen.

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2024年11月7日 · On Whit Monday, we will dedicate the second eclectic pasticcio of this Whitsun Festival to Rossini and a selection of the most beautiful numbers from his ‘Venetian’ operas, such as La scala di seta, L’italiana in Algeri and Tancredi.

2024年12月3日 · Our questions, our doubts, our loneliness, our fears and our brightest hopes are all writ large in the works programmed at the Festival this summer, brought into sharp clarity as if by a magnifying glass.

2023年11月27日 · Esteemed Festival Visitors! Movements between heaven and hell connect the works featured in the Salzburg Festival’s 2024 programme: conjuring up the innate beauty of the immeasurable and the ‘demonic’ abysses hidden within it, revealing infinite solitude and dizzying godless freedom.

2024年6月17日 · These two central works will also be heard during this 2024 Festival summer: Schoenberg’s in a chamber concert as part of the series “Time with Schoenberg”; Mahler’s Ninth will be performed by the Vienna Philharmonic under Andris Nelsons.

2025年1月14日 · Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland — her name will be linked in perpetuity with another name: Elizabeth I of England.Mary and Elizabeth: two queens, two adversaries, two women in the middle of the 16th century. Although ‘sisters and cousins’, they never actually encountered each other in the flesh — contrary to the fictional conceit.