Classical Concerts in Vienna

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Perhaps no city in the world is more deeply in love with classical music than Vienna. This is the city where Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven, Haydn, Brahms, Strauss, Lehar, Mahler and Schoenberg lived and worked. It’s the home of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna State Opera.

It’s difficult to imagine Vienna without its rich musical heritage. Far from being the exclusive domain of the elite, classical music makes up a core component of Vienna’s common culture and identity. With around 10,000 fans enjoying classical concerts, opera, ballet or operetta in Vienna every night, it’s no wonder Vienna continues to attract some of the finest singers, musicians, and conductors in the world.

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The Vienna Mozart Orchestra

Vienna is the only city in the world that could ever rival Salzburg in its reverence and celebration of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The love of the man and his music are shown most frequently in the outstanding performances of the Vienna Mozart Orchestra.

Ever since its foundation in 1986, this elite group has devoted itself entirely to the works of the great composer. They often perform in prestigious halls like the Golden Hall of the Musikverein, the Brahms Hall, and of course, at the Vienna State Opera.

Concerts at Mozart House

You can even experience Mozart’s music in his former home. Known as the House of the Teutonic Knights, the concert hall in this house has a richly decorated interior, complete with late Venetian Renaissance frescoes, as well as acoustics praised by none other than Mozart himself.

It’s an unforgettable place to experience Mozart, a classic example of why classical music in Vienna is a unique experience for any connoisseur or casual fan. Few other places in the world offer the same combination of space, atmosphere, and musical quality.

Strauss Concerts At Schönbrunn, Hofburg, and the Kursalon

For some, an evening of music in Vienna may or may not include compositions from the city’s beloved Johann Strauss. But for many, the music of “The Waltz King” is central to any Vienna concert experience.

Besides the many balls and galas that prominently feature the music of Strauss, regular performances at the Kursalon and Schönbrunn palace are among the best places to experience the man and his music in their element.

Delightful Waltzes and Operettas with the Vienna Hofburg Orchestra

The Vienna Hofburg Orchestra is another example of a group endlessly devoted to faithfully performing Strauss as it was meant to be played. Since its foundation in 1971 by the illustrious composer Gert Hofbauer, the orchestra has kept up the living traditions of Viennese waltz and operetta music.

Every year from May to December, the Vienna Hofburg Orchestra performs at concert halls across the city. From their home at the Hofburg Imperial Palace to the Wiener Konzerthaus and Wiener Musikverein, these performers demonstrate their skilled renditions of Vienna’s beloved classics year after year.

An Evening of Dinner and Concerts at the Kursalon

Built in the mid–19th century in the style of the Italian Renaissance on the orders of Emperor Franz Joseph I, this building began as an opulent spa complex for the elite, but gradually found other roles. First among them was as an occasional concert hall. In fact, concerts and balls have been held there for nearly all of the building's life.

Today, you can enjoy the music of the salon orchestra Alt Wien, alongside a gourmet four-course dinner at this special venue. Enjoying fine dining accompanied by the music of Mozart and Strauss is an experience that simply can’t be matched.

Music and History Come Alive at Schönbrunn Palace Concerts

The Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna is an icon not only of Vienna, but of the 18th­ century world that defined the city. Today, the palace's orangery – thus named because it was used to store orange trees during the cold winter months – has been restored to its former opulence, which you'll get a first­hand look at while attending one of the concerts or events hosted there.

You can still feel the history of the location where the famous musical duel between Mozart and Salieri took place (you may be surprised to learn that Mozart lost), and where Emperor Joseph II held countless elaborate celebrations. Now, you can enjoy a traditional Viennese chamber orchestra perform the works of Mozart and Strauss in this historic place.

Other Classical Concerts in Vienna

Of course, that’s not all. We also offer classical concerts in several atmospheric and historic churches: Mozart's Requiem at St. Charles' Church (Karlskirche), Classic Exclusive at St. Anna's Church, and the Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at the Karlskirche. Whether your idea of the perfect night of classical music takes place in a concert hall, palace, or church, Vienna has everything you could want and more on offer every night.

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