🎼 An Evening of Mozart in Vienna’s Most Iconic Concert Halls
Enjoy the magic of Mozart in the heart of Vienna. The Vienna Mozart Orchestra performs a selection of his best-loved works — including arias, overtures, and symphonic highlights — in beautiful venues like the Golden Hall and Brahms Hall of the Musikverein, and the Vienna State Opera.
With musicians in period costumes and a setting straight out of the 18th century, this is a fun, atmospheric way to experience Mozart’s music — even if you’re new to classical concerts.
🏛️ Where the Concert Takes Place
This concert is performed in some of Vienna’s most iconic and beautiful venues, depending on the date:
- Golden Hall of the Musikverein – One of the most famous concert halls in the world, known for its stunning golden interior and perfect acoustics. Home of the Vienna Philharmonic’s New Year’s Concert.
- Brahms Hall (Musikverein) – A charming chamber hall with elegant details and exceptional sound, ideal for more intimate performances.
- Vienna State Opera – A legendary opera house with grand architecture and rich history — a must-see during your stay in Vienna.
The venue for each performance is clearly listed on the booking page.
🎯 Highlights:
- Enjoy Mozart’s most famous works, performed live in Vienna
- Chamber orchestra in 18th-century-style costumes and wigs
- International soloists perform beloved Mozart arias
- Concerts held at the Golden Hall, Brahms Hall, or Vienna State Opera
- A relaxed and authentic classical experience — perfect for visitors
🎟️ Ticket Information
- Receive your mobile ticket by email (PDF format)
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the concert
- No booking fees — tickets at face value
- Best Price Guarantee
The Vienna Mozart Orchestra – A Mozart Night in Vienna
Step back in time for an evening of Mozart’s most popular music, performed by the Vienna Mozart Orchestra in full historical costume. From lively overtures and beautiful arias to famous symphonic movements, the program is designed for visitors who want to experience Vienna’s musical spirit in a relaxed and entertaining setting.
The orchestra features 30 professional musicians — including members of top Viennese ensembles — and often welcomes soloists from the Vienna State Opera or Volksoper. While the focus is 100% on Mozart, each concert ends with a light-hearted bonus: the Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss II.
Founded in 1986, the Vienna Mozart Orchestra is dedicated to sharing Vienna’s rich musical heritage with audiences from all over the world.
The concerts run from May through October, several nights a week. In the winter, the orchestra performs abroad on international tours.
Recordings
The Vienna Mozart Orchestra has released several albums, including:
- The Best of Mozart, Vol. 1 & 2
- A Mozart Concert in Vienna
- A Mozart Evening in Vienna
- Sinfonia concertante & Clarinet Concerto
The Vienna Mozart Orchestra’s repertoire features over 100 works by the great master of the Viennese Classical era, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Concerts are performed in the style of 18th-century “Musical Academies,” where it was common to present individual movements from Mozart’s symphonies and solo concertos, alongside overtures, arias, and duets from his most famous operas.
Mozart’s most beloved pieces are featured at every performance.
Highlights include:
W. A. MOZART:
- Overtures, arias, and duets from Don Giovanni, The Marriage of Figaro, The Magic Flute, and more
- Movements from symphonies and serenades such as Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Symphony No. 40, Symphony No. 41 “Jupiter,” and others
- Concertos for piano, violin, flute, and other instruments
Johann Strauss:
- The famous waltz “The Blue Danube”
- The energetic Radetzky March
You can cancel your tickets up to 24 hours before the performance for a full refund. Please contact us at manager@concertvienna.com to process your cancellation.
What do I need to bring when collecting my tickets?
Tickets can only be collected at the evening box office upon presentation of the printed booking confirmation. The box office opens at 7:15 pm, exactly one hour before the performance begins.
Is there a dress code?
Smart evening attire is recommended, but there is no compulsory dress code.
How long do the Vienna Mozart Concerts last?
Concerts start at 8:15 pm and end around 10:00 pm.
Is there an intermission?
Yes, there is a 15-minute break halfway through the performance.
Can I take photos or record videos during the concert?
No. Taking photos, audio or video recordings, and the use of mobile phones, smartphones, tablets, etc. are strictly prohibited during the performance.
Is there a cloakroom available?
Yes, coats, jackets, umbrellas, backpacks, and similar items must be left at the cloakroom. Please note the cloakroom fee is not included in the ticket price.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the concert halls are wheelchair accessible.
Are toddlers allowed?
Children under 5 years of age are not admitted.
