Hanna-Elisabeth Müller live in Salzburg

Experience Hanna-Elisabeth Müller live on August 17th

Hanna-Elisabeth Müller will perform at the Felsenreitschule in Salzburg, Austria on August 17, 2026. Müller is a German composer and performer whose work frequently blends contemporary classical music with elements of jazz improvisation and electronic soundscapes. Her compositions often feature extended vocal techniques and explore themes of nature, mythology, and the human voice. She is known for creating immersive sonic experiences that challenge traditional genre boundaries.

The Felsenreitschule, translating to “Rock Riding School,” is an open-air theatre carved directly into the Mönchsberg mountain in Salzburg. Originally constructed in 1926 for the Salzburg Festival’s equestrian dramas – specifically, Franziska von Hoffers *Jedermann* – it was designed by Professor Alexander Popp. The unique venue’s natural acoustics and dramatic setting quickly made it a popular location for a diverse range of performances beyond its initial purpose. Throughout its history, the Felsenreitschule has hosted opera, concerts (including performances by artists like Luciano Pavarotti), theatrical productions, and even rock and pop concerts. Its stone walls and open sky create a distinctive atmosphere recognized internationally as a significant cultural landmark within the Salzburg Festival grounds.