© Montage: Christian Höller;
Foto: Stadtarchiv Innsbruck
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Pembaur – who?
On the 100th anniversary of Josef Pembaur's death- 1.6.2023 - 26.10.2023
Josef Pembaur the Elder (1848-1923) shaped musical life in Innsbruck and Tyrol for over forty years as the city's music director and head of the Musikverein.
In this exhibition, we approach the person of Pembaur in many different ways. We shed light on his importance as a conductor and pianist, as a composer and organiser, as a teacher and busy networker; we also look at his own musical influence and his family, in which the "music gene" continued to have an effect. The pointedly pointed question "Pembaur - who?" always guides us in this search for clues, in other words, to put it in more detail: "Was this person, who is only known by name today, known in his time and if so, for what?"
Last but not least, we are interested in the traces that Pembaur left behind in Innsbruck and that can be found throughout the city.
© TLM
Gustav Klimt, Portrait of the composer Josef Pembaur, 1890, oil on canvas, Collection of the Tyrolean State Museums
Podcast
KulturTon - the culture and education channel on FREIRAD:
A radio programme by Michael Haupt on the exhibition "Pembaur - Who?".
Franz Gratl, who curated the exhibition together with his colleague from the Music Collection of the Tyrolean State Museums Andreas Holzmann, guides us through the various areas of the exhibition in today's KulturTon.
Click on the picture to listen to the podcast on cba.fro.at:
Adresse & Öffnungszeiten
Stadtmuseum Innsbruck
Badgasse 2
6020 Innsbruck
Öffnungszeiten: Mo – Fr, 9 – 17 Uhr
Co-operation
In co-operation with the Stadtmuseum Innsbruck