Mozart Edition
The Digital Mozart Edition (DME) aims to make the oeuvre of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart (1756–1791) accessible in digital formats. Access is free for everyone for academic, private and educational purposes.
The diverse functions and possibilities offered by a digital music edition open up new experiences in dealing with music editions for all users, music lovers, scholars, and not least practicing musicians.
Based on various text and music sources, the online edition of the librettos offers a synoptic overview of the different text versions, both in historical orthography and in modern style.
The letters not only provide insights into the everyday life of this music family Mozart, but the collection is at the same time a valuable source for the history of music in 18th-century Europe.
This collection is the central starting point in all questions of documentation and cataloguing of editions and sources on the work of Mozart and other members of the Mozart family.
The International Mozarteum Foundation documents and collects material on the interpretation and reception of the music of W. A. Mozart from its beginnings to the present.
The library houses some 35,000 books and essays as well as more than 6,000 scores. Since its founding in 1841, the collection has grown steadily around its historical core and now includes a wide range of titles.
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