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"Here is magic. In the realm of a spell, the common word seems lifted up above... and yet is really like the call of the male, who calls for the invisible female dove!" This is how Rainer Maria Rilke's poem “Magic” ends. Rilke, a poet who is still greatly admired today, knew how to put feelings into words like no other. Twin brothers Alexander and Konstantin Wladigeroff delve into his poetic universe, offering a musical homage through their original compositions and arrangements for piano, clarinet, trumpet, flugelhorn and vocals. Gerti Drassl, renowned for her work in film and television, captivates the audience with a reading of selected poems.   Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

The Johann Sebastian Bach Music School (JSBM) New Year’s Concert once again invites audiences to a joyful and varied musical prelude to the year ahead. With the theme “Music connects generations,” the school’s young talents present a program spanning cinematic soundscapes and classical masterpieces. From the Young Masters – a cooperative project with the Talent Lab of the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna – to the youth orchestra, JSBM ensembles demonstrate just how diverse and vibrant music can be. Highlights of the evening range from epic soundtracks such as The Legend of Zelda and Jurassic Park to lively orchestral works by Leroy Anderson, Saint-Saëns, Strauss, and Vangelis. The result is an evening that moves and inspires, ushering in the new year with energy and optimism – performed by a new generation of young musicians who live and love music. Presented by: Johann Sebastian Bach Music School

In 2026, the United States of America will be 250 years old. The Vienna Boys Choir will mark the occasion with a programme consisting of American and Austrian music, including the "Joyful" version of Beethoven's Ode to Joy, Michael Jackson's "We are the World", the waltz "1001 Nights" by Johann Strauss and the “Archduke Johann Yodel”. The Vienna Boys Choir has regularly travelled the USA since 1932, and two tours are already planned for 2026. The first begins on 5 February 2026 in the Sunshine State of Florida, in Key West.

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show - Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show - Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Everyday gestures, everyday sounds – condensed into a composition! Six hands create music on an unexpected instrument – a table. This is the essence of Thierry De Mey’s “Musique de Table”. A bottle and a glass become instruments on the table as harpist Veronica Klavžar, known for her vocal and theatrical flair, joins percussionist Hannes Schöggl in performing Georges Aperghis’ “Retrouvailles”. “Intersections”, a work by Hannes Schöggl and Veronika Klavžar, fuses contemporary music with movement in an interdisciplinary concert performance featuring three performers. Here, it’s not just the instrument that resonates – the body itself becomes a sounding presence. This experimental composition blurs the boundaries between music and dance, challenging conventional ideas of harp performance and opening new perspectives on where music ends and movement begins – and how much do they have in common? Everyday human emotions such as tenderness, loneliness, dependency, fascination, enthusiasm, jealousy, envy, community, unity and equality come to the fore in the individual scenes. Hannes Schöggl has set Christian Morgenstern’s “Fisches Nachtgesang” to music for three mouths: a delicate piece of mouth percussion presented as an interactive animation. The audience is invited to join in – clicking, smacking, kissing and performing tongue acrobatics. Our programme brings everything around us to life through sound – everything becomes a percussion instrument. What was once dismissed as unruly children’s play is now reimagined: we ourselves, along with our environment, become a sound performance. Providing a lyrical counterpoint is the harp – an instrument long associated with femininity and embraced by many female composers. A movement from Germaine Tailleferre’s Sonata serves as a point of departure, reinterpreted on the electric harp. In this transformation, the essence and atmosphere of the original shine through in new ways, revealing unexpected layers.

Everyday gestures, everyday sounds – condensed into a composition! Six hands create music on an unexpected instrument – a table. This is the essence of Thierry De Mey’s “Musique de Table”. A bottle and a glass become instruments on the table as harpist Veronica Klavžar, known for her vocal and theatrical flair, joins percussionist Hannes Schöggl in performing Georges Aperghis’ “Retrouvailles”. “Intersections”, a work by Hannes Schöggl and Veronika Klavžar, fuses contemporary music with movement in an interdisciplinary concert performance featuring three performers. Here, it’s not just the instrument that resonates – the body itself becomes a sounding presence. This experimental composition blurs the boundaries between music and dance, challenging conventional ideas of harp performance and opening new perspectives on where music ends and movement begins – and how much do they have in common? Everyday human emotions such as tenderness, loneliness, dependency, fascination, enthusiasm, jealousy, envy, community, unity and equality come to the fore in the individual scenes. Hannes Schöggl has set Christian Morgenstern’s “Fisches Nachtgesang” to music for three mouths: a delicate piece of mouth percussion presented as an interactive animation. The audience is invited to join in – clicking, smacking, kissing and performing tongue acrobatics. Our programme brings everything around us to life through sound – everything becomes a percussion instrument. What was once dismissed as unruly children’s play is now reimagined: we ourselves, along with our environment, become a sound performance. Providing a lyrical counterpoint is the harp – an instrument long associated with femininity and embraced by many female composers. A movement from Germaine Tailleferre’s Sonata serves as a point of departure, reinterpreted on the electric harp. In this transformation, the essence and atmosphere of the original shine through in new ways, revealing unexpected layers.

Founded by Reinmar Wolf, the Neue Wiener Hofkapelle brings the music of the Strauss dynasty to life just as it was experienced in the 19th century. Performed in varying ensembles – sometimes for dancing, sometimes as elegant background music for refined social gatherings. The program offers a “Best of New Year’s Concert” – not in grandiose arrangements, but performed true to the original in an intimate chamber music setting, both instrumental and vocal. It feels like a journey back to the days of the emperor – a truly delightful experience.   Presented by: Verein Kulturmittag

The Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich under the direction of Daniel Grossmann combines Klezmer, Wagner and contemporary sounds. The evening also features the charismatic actor Stefan Merki and the captivating singer Ethel Merhaut. A poor Jewish musician, who earns his living more or less by performing at weddings, fulfils a dream – he uses his hard-earned savings to pay a visit to the imperial court theatre in Vienna. By chance, he encounters Wagner’s “Lohengrin” – without any prior knowledge of it. The opera transforms his life: back in his shtetl, he insists on playing Wagner’s melodies at Jewish festivals instead of traditional tunes – inevitably sparking conflict. We must also ask ourselves the questions that Mendele wrangled with: What does music have to do with the Jews or the Christians? Is music kosher? Sexists, racists, anti-Semites: How do we deal with art whose creators had political or social views that we do not share? Presented by: IKG Vienna

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix lädt zur 9. Ausgabe des internationalen Ballettwettbewerbs ein, der vom 4. bis 6. Februar 2026 in Wien stattfindet. Erleben Sie junge, außergewöhnliche Balletttalente aus 34 Ländern, die ihr Können vor einer renommierten internationalen Jury präsentieren.Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kommen aus Europa, Asien, Afrika und Amerika und machen den Wettbewerb zu einem der vielfältigsten internationalen Ballett-Events des Jahres.Sichern Sie sich Ihre Tickets und erleben Sie drei Tage voller Tanz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst live. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Der European Ballet Grand Prix bringt bei seiner 9. Edition außergewöhnliche Tänzerinnen und Tänzer aus 34 Ländern nach Wien.Den krönenden Abschluss des internationalen Wettbewerbs bildet die EBGP Dance Gala – ein festlicher Abend mit den besten Darbietungen, Preisträgerinnen und Preisträgern sowie besonderen künstlerischen Highlights.Erleben Sie einen Gala-Abend voller Eleganz, Emotion und internationaler Spitzenkunst – ein Muss für alle Ballettliebhaber.Jetzt Tickets sichern und Teil dieses besonderen Abends werden. Veranstalter: Noja Dance Enterprises GmbH 

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show – Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show – Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

For little Franzi, trees are not inner-city space wasters, but living bundles of energy that must be conserved and propagated at all costs. Encouraged by her friend Mo and like-minded people, she sets off on a great adventure to the end of the world to make a significant contribution with the help of a very special tree. A co-production of the International Mozarteum Foundation and the Salzburg Marionette Theatre in cooperation with the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Presented by: Jeunesse – Musical Youth of Vienna

For little Franzi, trees are not inner-city space wasters, but living bundles of energy that must be conserved and propagated at all costs. Encouraged by her friend Mo and like-minded people, she sets off on a great adventure to the end of the world to make a significant contribution with the help of a very special tree. A co-production of the International Mozarteum Foundation and the Salzburg Marionette Theatre in cooperation with the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna Presented by: Jeunesse – Musical Youth of Vienna

Ursula Strauss’ exceptional acting talent lies in the nuanced intelligence with which she brings her characters to life. Her expressive performances reveal a profound understanding of human contradictions, passions and struggles. She imbues each character with authenticity, dignity and a touch of humour. The actress first captivated the stage, then made her mark on the cinema screen, and since 2010, has won over television audiences with her diverse portrayals of compelling female characters. She was awarded the Diagonale Special Award for her powerful portrayal of the life-hungry wife in the Oscar-nominated Revanche (Revenge). Her portrayal of the chaotic, intuitive inspector Angelika Schnell earned her a Romy Award, and she received the prestigious Austrian Film Prize for her role as the courageous farmer’s wife in Vielleicht in einem anderen Leben (In Another Lifetime). Ursula Strauss also curates the renowned Wachau in Echtzeit festival and has served as the president of the Austrian Film Academy since 2012. Her artistic versatility extends to music, where she has captivated audiences with a song cycle in collaboration with Ernst Molden, as well as the program Alles Liebe alongside the iconic duo Bartolomey-Bittmann. She will be a guest at the MuTh for a reading of Stefan Zweig's Brief einer Unbekannten (Letter from an Unknown Woman). In his novels, novellas and historical writings, Zweig reveals himself as a master explorer of deep souls and intricate emotional landscapes. Stefan Zweig was a successful writer during a time that was upended by the Nazi takeover, which ultimately forced him into exile in Brazil. His novella Brief einer Unbekannten, written during his productive years in Salzburg, tells the poignant story of a woman’s passion, loneliness and love.

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

Im August 1926 fand die allererste Tournee der Wiener Sängerknaben statt. Seit damals unternahmen mehr als 2.800 Chormitglieder mehr als 1.000 Tourneen und traten dabei in etwa 29.000 Konzerten in über 100 Ländern auf. Die Wiener Sängerknaben nehmen dieses Jubiläum zum Anlass für die Ausstellung „100 Jahre Tourneen“, die ab 16. Februar bis zum Sommer 2026 im Konzertsaal MuTh zu sehen sein wird. 

Soul, pop, classical music – pianist Maria Radutu loves to cross borders. The song Noches de Insomnio by singer and violinist Phoebe Violet served as the inspiration for this collaborative program. LYLIT, the singer and composer with a powerful soul voice, engages in a musical dialogue with Maria Radutu on two pianos, while also contributing her own vocals. The result is a deeply emotional exchange, rich with contrast – light and shadow – that is shared with the audience. The compositions by LYLIT and Phoebe Violet seamlessly intertwine with the classical works chosen by Maria Radutu, creating a captivating and cohesive musical experience.   Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

Philipp Hochmair performs Schiller’s poems and ballads Together with Viennese percussionist and composer Fritz Rainer, the actor Philipp Hochmair creates an evening of ballads and poems by Friedrich Schiller, inspired by the spirit of the revolution. They reflect Schiller’s enthusiastic confidence in the ability of the individual to contribute to the course of history. The ballads are set to Fritz Rainer’s experimental world of sound, Schiller’s breathless Sturm und Drang (Storm and Stress) confronted with modern acoustic experiences. Hochmair has always been fascinated by Schiller’s language, and his ballads in particular. These works are charged with power and energy, telling clear, compelling stories that span a beautifully drawn arc. Celebrated for his solo projects “Werther!”, “Amerika” and “Jedermann”, Hochmair is a former permanent member of the ensemble at the Thalia Theatre Hamburg who creates his own projects in which he constantly searches for new spaces and artistic possibilities. “Performing a ballad once felt like asking, “May I now do integral calculus or set theory with you?”. But then, suddenly, it transforms into a profound pleasure, a true treat for the senses. We’ve forgotten that this is possible. And I’ve dedicated myself to bringing that memory back to life.” – Philipp Hochmair Concept and production: Philipp Hochmair  

The candlelight concerts, created by Fever, are a series of music events designed to make culture more accessible by offering people worldwide the chance to enjoy live music by candlelight. Performed by local musicians in breathtaking venues illuminated by thousands of candles. Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: Candlelight concerts of classical music – Vienna 2025 | Fever   Presented by: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

The candlelight concerts, created by Fever, are a series of music events designed to make culture more accessible by offering people worldwide the chance to enjoy live music by candlelight. Performed by local musicians in breathtaking venues illuminated by thousands of candles. Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: Candlelight concerts of classical music – Vienna 2025 | Fever   Presented by: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

The candlelight concerts, created by Fever, are a series of music events designed to make culture more accessible by offering people worldwide the chance to enjoy live music by candlelight. Performed by local musicians in breathtaking venues illuminated by thousands of candles. Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: Candlelight concerts of classical music - Vienna 2025 | Fever   Presented by: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

The candlelight concerts, created by Fever, are a series of music events designed to make culture more accessible by offering people worldwide the chance to enjoy live music by candlelight. Performed by local musicians in breathtaking venues illuminated by thousands of candles. Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: Candlelight concerts of classical music – Vienna 2025 | Fever   Presented by: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

The candlelight concerts, created by Fever, are a series of music events designed to make culture more accessible by offering people worldwide the chance to enjoy live music by candlelight. Performed by local musicians in breathtaking venues illuminated by thousands of candles. Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: Candlelight concerts of classical music – Vienna 2025 | Fever   Presented by: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

The candlelight concerts, created by Fever, are a series of music events designed to make culture more accessible by offering people worldwide the chance to enjoy live music by candlelight. Performed by local musicians in breathtaking venues illuminated by thousands of candles. Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: Candlelight concerts of classical music – Vienna 2025 | Fever   Presented by: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Music from the 1960s by Elvis, the Beatles, Louis Prima, Dean Martin and Paul Anka – reimagined! With their own translations that stay true to the originals, the songs gain a fresh twist while making the lyrics and emotions come vividly to life. “It’s Now or Never” becomes “Jetzt oder nie”, Louis Prima’s”Gigolo” becomes “A wüda Bua”, instead of “Jackson” it’s off to “Sankt Pölten” with Johnny Cash, and "La vie en rose" celebrates the good life. The Schrägen von der Wiesn also perform Viennese music, from Bronner's “Gschupftem Ferdl” and Hodina’s “Kirschen” to Danzer and Heller’s “Zigeina” - charming, offbeat and with tongue firmly in cheek. Presented by: Verein Kulturmittag

Pianist Beatrice Berrut, joined by Benjamin Herzl, Benedict Mitterbauer and Matthias Bartolomey, traces the musical and emotional legacy of Johannes Brahms and his lifelong confidante, Clara Schumann. “Here again is one who comes as if sent from God!” she wrote in her diary when she and her husband Robert first ecnounctered the young Brahms. The following year, he composed his first piano trio, which he significantly revised in 1889. His Piano Quartet in G minor, premiered in 1861 with Clara Schumann at the piano, was an instant triumph.   Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

At the time this concert was being planned, a volatile American president was in the process of upending the country. As observers, we are torn – after all, he came to power through a democratic process. And yet, one cannot help but feel deep empathy for those now forced to fear for their livelihoods. We will therefore continue to strengthen our many ties with the “good guys” across the Atlantic. We begin 2026 by welcoming two guests from New York and by continuing our collaboration with saxophonist and composer Ingrid Laubrock, who is deservedly acclaimed around the world. Her work Zones 1+2, composed for us in 2023, will be expanded with a new piece, recorded, and given its première – performed together with one of today’s most sought-after percussionists, Tom Rainey.

When fairy queen Titania, spirits of the night, a singing poet, the peasant couple Mopsa and Corydon, craftsmen and many other characters gather in the forest on a balmy summer night – chaos is inevitable. But what role does the cunning goblin Puck play? In the Campus Augarten production, Chorus Juventus and the Vienna Girls Choir sing, play and dance together in an abridged version of Henry Purcell's popular semi-opera. Suitable for children aged 6 years and over.

Die Feenkönigin Titania, Geister der Nacht, ein singender Poet, das Bauernpaar Mopsa und Corydon, Handwerksburschen und viele Gestalten mehr finden sich in einer lauen Sommernacht im Wald – das Chaos ist vorgegeben. Aber welche Rolle spielt dabei der listige Kobold Puck? In der Produktion des Campus Augarten singen, spielen und tanzen der Chorus Juventus und die Wiener Chormädchen gemeinsam in einer gekürzten Fassung der beliebten Semi-Oper von Henry Purcell.  Geeignet ab 6 Jahren. 

When fairy queen Titania, spirits of the night, a singing poet, the peasant couple Mopsa and Corydon, craftsmen and many other characters gather in the forest on a balmy summer night – chaos is inevitable. But what role does the cunning goblin Puck play? In the Campus Augarten production, Chorus Juventus and the Vienna Girls Choir sing, play and dance together in an abridged version of Henry Purcell's popular semi-opera. Suitable for children aged 6 years and over.

When fairy queen Titania, spirits of the night, a singing poet, the peasant couple Mopsa and Corydon, craftsmen and many other characters gather in the forest on a balmy summer night – chaos is inevitable. But what role does the cunning goblin Puck play? In the Campus Augarten production, Chorus Juventus and the Vienna Girls Choir sing, play and dance together in an abridged version of Henry Purcell's popular semi-opera. Suitable for children aged 6 years and over.

When fairy queen Titania, spirits of the night, a singing poet, the peasant couple Mopsa and Corydon, craftsmen and many other characters gather in the forest on a balmy summer night – chaos is inevitable. But what role does the cunning goblin Puck play? In the Campus Augarten production, Chorus Juventus and the Vienna Girls Choir sing, play and dance together in an abridged version of Henry Purcell’s popular semi-opera. Suitable for children aged 6 years and over.

When fairy queen Titania, spirits of the night, a singing poet, the peasant couple Mopsa and Corydon, craftsmen and many other characters gather in the forest on a balmy summer night – chaos is inevitable. But what role does the cunning goblin Puck play? In the Campus Augarten production, Chorus Juventus and the Vienna Girls Choir sing, play and dance together in an abridged version of Henry Purcell's popular semi-opera. Suitable for children aged 6 years and over.

Ode to Nature (concept: Timotej Kosovinc) is more than just a concert – it is a sensual journey and a deeply moving experience. Nature, our greatest source of inspiration, takes centre stage. Yet modern life – especially in cities – is increasingly distancing us from it, as genuine connection grows ever rarer. But when we once again experience nature up close, we are reminded that it is our true origin – rich in beauty, strength and diversity. This concert celebrates impressive, moving and unforgettable nature with music and images. Presented by: Verein Kulturmittag

“I am a Frenchman from the East, a humanist, a rationalist touched by religion, a Catholic with a Jewish mind, a true revolutionary” – this is how Joseph Roth, the acclaimed writer born in 1894 in Eastern Galicia (present-day Ukraine), described himself. Erwin Steinhauer, together with Ukrainian-born accordionist Andrej Serkov, brings Joseph Roth’s literary worlds to life. Their performance features Der Vorzeigeschüler (The Model Pupil), the tale of an ambitious man who appears to succeed at everything, yet is denied both laughter and love. They also present the novella Die Büste des Kaisers (The Emperor’s Bust), in which Roth sends Count Morstin on a journey through the waning days of the monarchy – an exile mirroring Roth’s own, which began in 1933.   Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

MUK/tanzt/juniors presents a highly varied programme performed by students from the new Pre-College Dance Course and Preparatory Course in Dance at the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna. The pieces featured were all developed as part of the various dance disciplines taught, which include classical dance and improvisation; contemporary dance; house dance; historical dance; character dance; acrobatic dance; and rhythmic dance. The event gives the audience a glimpse into the breadth of the dance training provided at MUK. The teachers on the two courses – Farah Deen, Margit Legler, Lucian Necsea, Milka Pajukallio, Wieda Shirzadeh-Kepi, Nina Swoboda, Vera-Viktoria Szirmay, Marijke Wagner – develop the pieces of MUK/tanzt/juniors together with the young dancers. Presented by: Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien GmbH (Music and Arts Private University of the City of Vienna)

MUK/tanzt/juniors presents a highly varied programme performed by students from the new Pre-College Dance Course and Preparatory Course in Dance at the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna. The pieces featured were all developed as part of the various dance disciplines taught, which include classical dance and improvisation; contemporary dance; house dance; historical dance; character dance; acrobatic dance; and rhythmic dance. The event gives the audience a glimpse into the breadth of the dance training provided at MUK. The teachers on the two courses – Farah Deen, Margit Legler, Lucian Necsea, Milka Pajukallio, Wieda Shirzadeh-Kepi, Nina Swoboda, Vera-Viktoria Szirmay, Marijke Wagner – develop the pieces of MUK/tanzt/juniors together with the young dancers. Presented by: Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien GmbH (Music and Arts Private University of the City of Vienna)

To mark the completion of their course, this year’s graduates from the MUK’s Contemporary and Classical Dance degree course perform an evening of contemporary choreography. ARTICULATION is a performance comprised of several sections, a format which allows the dancers to demonstrate their artistic versatility. The pieces are choreographed and rehearsed by Esther Balfe and Manfred Aichinger (MUK course tutors), along with guest choreographers Daphna Horenczyk and Doris Uhlich, through a collaborative process with the eight dancers. The MUK’s dance courses aim to develop students’ all-round dance skills, foster stylistic flexibility, and encourage artistic and creative independence. For MUK graduates, this opens up a broad range of professional opportunities in the contemporary dance field. Presented by: Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien GmbH (Music and Arts Private University of the City of Vienna)

To mark the completion of their course, this year’s graduates from the MUK’s Contemporary and Classical Dance degree course perform an evening of contemporary choreography. ARTICULATION is a performance comprised of several sections, a format which allows the dancers to demonstrate their artistic versatility. The pieces are choreographed and rehearsed by Esther Balfe and Manfred Aichinger (MUK course tutors), along with guest choreographers Daphna Horenczyk and Doris Uhlich, through a collaborative process with the eight dancers. The MUK’s dance courses aim to develop students’ all-round dance skills, foster stylistic flexibility, and encourage artistic and creative independence. For MUK graduates, this opens up a broad range of professional opportunities in the contemporary dance field. Presented by: Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien GmbH (Music and Arts Private University of the City of Vienna)

Only the original lineup – no adaptations or rearrangements. This was the firm demand of the three musical adventurers, Daniel Ottensamer, Stephan Koncz and Christoph Traxler. The result is a complete anthology for clarinet trio, from which three pieces have been selected for an exciting journey. The journey begins with healing through the sounds of bel canto. Vincenzo Bellini enthusiast Mikhail Glinka almost cured himself after a breakdown in Italy by composing his Trio pathétique. Next, John Ireland transports us to Britain’s coast, complete with a sea shanty, before we reach the pinnacle with the trio titan Beethoven.   Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

The Martin Listabarth Trio presents its new album "In Her Footsteps" at Das MuTh. The programme was inspired by the Viennese world traveller Ida Pfeiffer, who circumnavigated the globe alone twice in the 19th century. Her thrilling travelogues form the starting point for a musical journey of discovery full of curiosity and a thirst for adventure. The music combines narrative jazz with influences from classical music and pop. In sensitive, powerful and sometimes tongue-in-cheek compositions, Listabarth tells of early dreams, forbidden love, caravans through the desert, encounters with foreign cultures and an insatiable inner urge to discover the world. This is about more than just historical anecdotes – Ida Pfeiffer's life touches on universal themes such as new beginnings, curiosity, disappointment, courage and overcoming boundaries. Martin Listabarth turns Ida Pfeiffer's life into a soundtrack for the here and now.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

Childhood is a special topic in Japan – how children celebrate and play, their rights and responsibilities, how daily routines are organised, the rules in schools, methods of teaching instruments, the rituals in music lessons and how music is notated — all of this is shared through the music itself. Japanese music has a special affinity for the marimba: Keiko Abe composed Reflections on Japanese Children's Songs II for marimba duo. This modern 20th-century instrument blends beautifully with the traditional bamboo flute, shakuhachi. Together, marimba and shakuhachi perform a composition by their master, Hosan Yamamoto. Dieter Strehly spent a year studying the shakuhachi – a traditional bamboo flute – in Japan, while Gaby Zechmeister has mastered the koto, an arched-board zither. The harmony between koto and shakuhachi is truly magical, and we’ll show you how this music is notated. In Japan, the koto is respectfully called O-Koto, and performances traditionally begin with the performer bowing to the audience. The Austrian premiere features a duo by Japanese composer Dai Fujikura titled Kodama – a heartfelt tribute to tree spirits and ghosts!

Childhood is a special topic in Japan – how children celebrate and play, their rights and responsibilities, how daily routines are organised, the rules in schools, methods of teaching instruments, the rituals in music lessons and how music is notated — all of this is shared through the music itself. Japanese music has a special affinity for the marimba: Keiko Abe composed “Reflections on Japanese Children's Songs II” for marimba duo. This modern 20th-century instrument blends beautifully with the traditional bamboo flute, shakuhachi. Together, marimba and shakuhachi perform a composition by their master, Hosan Yamamoto. Dieter Strehly spent a year studying the shakuhachi – a traditional bamboo flute – in Japan, while Gaby Zechmeister has mastered the koto, an arched-board zither. The harmony between koto and shakuhachi is truly magical, and we’ll show you how this music is notated. In Japan, the koto is respectfully called O-Koto, and performances traditionally begin with the performer bowing to the audience. The Austrian premiere features a duo by Japanese composer Dai Fujikura titled Kodama – a heartfelt tribute to tree spirits and ghosts!

Der jüdische Liederabend präsentiert ein facettenreiches Programm aus traditionellen und modernen jüdischen Liedern, getragen von emotionaler Tiefe und musikalischer Virtuosität. Der Tenor Eduard Babadost gestaltet den Abend gemeinsam mit musikalischen Freunden. Als besonderer Gast tritt der international bekannte Sänger Avi Benedi auf, ergänzt durch einen Gastauftritt von Oberkantor Shmuel Barzilai. Begleitet werden die Künstler vom Vidin Symphonic Orchestra, das den Liedern eine klangvolle, orchestrale Dimension verleiht. Das Programm verbindet Spiritualität, Geschichte und Lebensfreude und lädt das Publikum zu einer musikalischen Reise durch die jüdische Kultur ein. Veranstalter: Residenz Zögernitz Immobilien GmbH

Just before their first major overseas tour, the Vienna choir girls are hosting the Basel Girls' Choir as part of the their "Friends" cycle. The choir girls will present a lively, secular programme that will include hits such as ‘Edelweiss’ and ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ as well as lesser-known works by female composers. The Vienna Choir Girls are touring China for the first time from 8-30 April 2026.

Am 27. März 2026 lädt das NOVA Orchestra Wien zu einem Abend ein, der musikalische Landschaften und emotionale Welten miteinander verwebt. Unter der inspirierenden Leitung des Dirigenten William Garfield Walker und mit der renommierten Pianistin Margarita Höhenrieder präsentiert NOVA zwei Werke, die auf den ersten Blick weit voneinander entfernt scheinen, sich jedoch in ihrem emotionalen Kern begegnen: Beethovens Klavierkonzert und Mendelssohns „Schottische“ Sinfonie.Für NOVA – ein junges Wiener Orchester, das sich der Verbindung von Tradition und zukunftsorientierter künstlerischer Vision verschrieben hat – setzt dieses Konzert die Mission fort, mehr als bloße Aufführungen zu schaffen. NOVA gestaltet Atmosphären: fantasievoll, emotional, reflektierend. Das Ensemble ist bekannt für thematische Spannungsfelder wie Licht und Schatten, Verletzlichkeit und Stärke, innere Landschaften sowie das Zusammenspiel von persönlicher Emotion und kollektiver Geschichte. Auch dieser Abend trägt diese unverwechselbare künstlerische Handschrift.Mendelssohns „Schottische“ Sinfonie eröffnet das Programm wie ein Tor zu einer fernen, von Nebel umhüllten Welt. Sie beschwört Wind, Weite, Melancholie und den ungezähmten Puls der Natur herauf – kein Postkarten-Schottland, sondern eine innere Landschaft aus Sehnsucht, Erinnerung und Widerstandskraft. Ihr kühles, nördliches Leuchten setzt den Ton für den Abend.Beethovens Klavierkonzert hingegen entfacht ein Feuer aus Klarheit, Entschlossenheit und strahlender Wärme. Margarita Höhenrieder, berühmt für ihre musikalische Tiefe und lyrische Virtuosität, erweckt das Werk mit poetischer Einsicht und emotionaler Präzision zum Leben. William Garfield Walker formt den orchestralen Klang mit Flexibilität, Vitalität und einem kristallklaren Ausdrucksbewusstsein.Gemeinsam gestalten diese Werke einen Abend zwischen nordischem Licht und innerem Feuer, zwischen Sanftheit und Entschlossenheit, zwischen äußerer Landschaft und innerer Vision. Mit ihrer charakteristischen Mischung aus Fantasie und Aufrichtigkeit lädt NOVA das Publikum zu einer musikalischen Reise ein, die den Horizont erweitert und zugleich direkt das Herz berührt. Veranstalter: NOW Verein Nova Orchester Wien 

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show - Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet:  Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show - Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Klassisches Ballett und moderne Technik vereinen sich zu einem einzigartigen künstlerischen Meisterwerk, bei dem exquisite Tänzer:innen die Bühne mit glanzvollen Darbietungen und im Dunkeln funkelnden Kostümen buchstäblich zum Leuchten bringen. Das zeitlose Märchen von der verfluchten Prinzessin, die durch den Kuss ihrer wahren Liebe erwacht, wird in atemberaubender visueller Pracht zum Leben erweckt, wenn perfekte Pirouetten und der Schwerkraft trotzende Sprünge ein Kaleidoskop von Farben über die Bühne werfen. Eine zauberhaft schöne Inszenierung, die über die Tradition hinausgeht und dich auf eine Reise jenseits der Vorstellungskraft mitnimmt. Dauer: ca. 60 Minuten.Einlass ist 30 Minuten vor Konzertbeginn. Ein verspäteter Eintritt ist nicht gestattet. Es ist keine Pause vorgesehen.Altersempfehlung: ab 8 Jahren. Personen unter 16 Jahren müssen von einem Erwachsenen begleitet werdenFreie Platzwahl bei der Ankunft innerhalb der gebuchten ZoneEs gibt keine Abendkassa. Der QR Code gilt als EintrittskarteDer Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt. Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Ballet of Lights: Dornröschen in einer funkelnden Show - Wien - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com)Veranstalter: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Klassisches Ballett und moderne Technik vereinen sich zu einem einzigartigen künstlerischen Meisterwerk, bei dem exquisite Tänzer:innen die Bühne mit glanzvollen Darbietungen und im Dunkeln funkelnden Kostümen buchstäblich zum Leuchten bringen. Das zeitlose Märchen von der verfluchten Prinzessin, die durch den Kuss ihrer wahren Liebe erwacht, wird in atemberaubender visueller Pracht zum Leben erweckt, wenn perfekte Pirouetten und der Schwerkraft trotzende Sprünge ein Kaleidoskop von Farben über die Bühne werfen. Eine zauberhaft schöne Inszenierung, die über die Tradition hinausgeht und dich auf eine Reise jenseits der Vorstellungskraft mitnimmt. Dauer: ca. 60 Minuten.Einlass ist 30 Minuten vor Konzertbeginn. Ein verspäteter Eintritt ist nicht gestattet. Es ist keine Pause vorgesehen.Altersempfehlung: ab 8 Jahren. Personen unter 16 Jahren müssen von einem Erwachsenen begleitet werdenFreie Platzwahl bei der Ankunft innerhalb der gebuchten ZoneEs gibt keine Abendkassa. Der QR Code gilt als EintrittskarteDer Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt. Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Ballet of Lights: Dornröschen in einer funkelnden Show - Wien - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com)Veranstalter: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval.

NFMO is turning 75 Operetta melodies by Johann Strauss, Emmerich Kálmán and Franz Lehar are part of the regular repertoire of the New Favoritner Mandolin Orchestra. The long-established orchestra is celebrating its 75th anniversary with this concert and is striving to offer a special program. This includes compositions that have been dedicated to the orchestra during its many years of activity, such as “Mein Favoriten” (My Favourites) by Ernst Mifka. You can also look forward to vocal performances by our guests Katharina Jing An Gebauer and Alexander Mutafchiyski, a surprise, and entertaining moderation by Victor Kautsch. Eduard Papazoff is musical director for the concert.   Presented by: Neues Favoritner Mandolinenorchester

„Ich liebe es, auf großen Bühnen zu stehen. Davon träumt jeder Musiker. Aber im kleinen, intimen Rahmen zu spielen, wie zu Beginn meiner Karriere, das ist das Aufregendste überhaupt.“  sagt JOSH. Deshalb geht der erfolgreiche Sänger und Songwriter 2026 alleine mit Gitarre und den Songs seines neuen Albums „Wer singt dann Lieder für dich“ auf gleichnamige Solotour und dabei ganz bewusst zurück in die kleinen Clubs und Veranstaltungsorte. Wenige Fans haben so Abend für Abend die Chance, die direktesten und unmittelbarsten JOSH. Konzerte seit Jahren zu erleben. Zurück zu den Wurzeln also, ganz wie früher. Das Publikum darf sich auf einen einzigartigen Abend mit JOSH. und seinen Songs und Hits freuen. Ein Tipp: Schnell Tickets sichern, sie werden rasch vergriffen sein."Veranstalter: Barracuda Music GmbH

“Between faithfulness to the original, rough electric guitar, harsh electronics and vocals at the limit, the duo is currently able to shake the audience in the most lasting way”, Christian Schachinger praised the experiment by Oliver Welter, musician and singer in cult band NAKED LUNCH, and the pianist, sound and performance artist Clara Frühstück in the “Standard”. The two joined forces in 2021 at the invitation of the Burgtheater to radically reinterpret Schubert’s “Winterreise” song cycle. With their instinct for pop sensibility and passionate precision, they distil the essence of the song cycle. The result is a compelling journey that draws the audience in, straight to the heart and into the shadowy soul of Schubert’s songs. Now you can finally experience it again!

All the sea-dwellers are getting ready for “Frutti di Mare”, an exciting talent show. Elsi, the cheerful blowfish, together with a number of brightly coloured parrot fish and many other sea creatures, is rehearsing hard. Who can sing and dance the best? Suddenly, up pops Flapo. She has some important news. Can her message help to save the reef? Following the huge success of the Campus Augarten production ‘Zirkus Furioso’, Chorus Primus, conducted by Kirlianit Cortez, is also staging this exciting children's musical by Gerhard A. Mayer.

All the sea-dwellers are getting ready for “Frutti di Mare”, an exciting talent show. Elsi, the cheerful blowfish, together with a number of brightly coloured parrot fish and many other sea creatures, is rehearsing hard. Who can sing and dance the best? Suddenly, up pops Flapo. She has some important news. Can her message help to save the reef? Following the huge success of the Campus Augarten production ‘Zirkus Furioso’, Chorus Primus, conducted by Kirlianit Cortez, is also staging this exciting children's musical by Gerhard A. Mayer.

All the sea-dwellers are getting ready for “Frutti di Mare”, an exciting talent show. Elsi, the cheerful blowfish, together with a number of brightly coloured parrot fish and many other sea creatures, is rehearsing hard. Who can sing and dance the best? Suddenly, up pops Flapo. She has some important news. Can her message help to save the reef? Following the huge success of the Campus Augarten production ‘Zirkus Furioso’, Chorus Primus, conducted by Kirlianit Cortez, is also staging this exciting children's musical by Gerhard A. Mayer.

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here:We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show – Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show – Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

A song full of depth, passion and poetry – works by Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann, Richard Strauss and Francesco Paolo Tosti trace a musical arc from heartfelt romanticism to sun-drenched Mediterranean melancholy. The programme is complemented by tangos by Astor Piazzolla and Pablo Ziegler – a glimpse into modern worlds of sound. Between the rich tradition of German art song and the soulful longing of Argentina, an evening of moving intensity unfolds brought to life by voice, piano, and accordion, steeped in the spirit of grand festival tradition. Presented by: Verein Kulturmittag  

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet:  Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show - Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet:  Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show - Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

The later 'Liederfürst' reflects on the chromaticism of Mozart's Dissonance Quartet – and, in March 1813, at the age of 16, he composes a brilliant early work in just five days, bold and carefree in its harmonic choices. The 22-year-old Antonín Dvořák, driven by lovesickness, composes 18 songs, later setting 12 of them for string quartet 22 years thereafter. Similarly, Johannes Brahms struggled for years before finally composing his first string quartet, a work that he considered worthy of his own standards – destroying all previous attempts along the way the Minetti Quartet’s selection here offers a fascinating insight into the pursuit of excellence in chamber music. Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

Television brought Stefan Jürgens fame, but he has long since captivated audiences on the theatre stage and as a singer-songwriter. Now, the Nestroy Award winner is celebrating poetry with his first collection Loveletters – mutwillige Liebesergüsse (Loveletters – Wilful Outpourings of Love), and his reading performance Nenn’ es Liebe (Call it Love). Through these works, he explores the many facets of love – the healing power it holds, its fierce and sometimes destructive passion, its freedom and its readiness for sacrifice. Drawing from world literature and his own creations, Stefan Jürgens concludes that love follows no rules. It is what shapes us and, ultimately, what matters most.   Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

Everything you wouldn’t expect from brass band music: young musicians, a teenage composer, film scores for the wizarding world of Harry Potter and the fantastical realm of The Lord of the Rings. The young symphonic wind orchestra, founded in 1994 and based at the Vienna University of Technology, consists of students, graduates from Viennese universities, and musicians from diverse professional and age backgrounds Symphonic wind music is seldom heard in concert life, yet it remains a compelling genre for both performers and audiences alike. The original compositions featured in this program include Mother Earth by David Maslanka, Night Sky by conductor Andreas Simbeni, and DOOMED by the young composer Emily Louise Beauchamp. Film clips accompany Johan de Meij's Symphony No. 1 'Lord of the Rings', featuring the first movement, Gandalf, as well as selections from the Harry Potter Suite. The orchestra also ventures into jazz, with Artie Shaw's Clarinet Concerto taking us back to the swing era of the 20th century, a period on which Shaw had a profound influence.

Everything you wouldn’t expect from brass band music: young musicians, a teenage composer, film scores for the wizarding world of Harry Potter and the fantastical realm of The Lord of the Rings. The young symphonic wind orchestra, founded in 1994 and based at the Vienna University of Technology, consists of students, graduates from Viennese universities, and musicians from diverse professional and age backgrounds Symphonic wind music is seldom heard in concert life, yet it remains a compelling genre for both performers and audiences alike. The original compositions featured in this program include Mother Earth by David Maslanka, Night Sky by conductor Andreas Simbeni, and DOOMED by the young composer Emily Louise Beauchamp. Film clips accompany Johan de Meij's Symphony No. 1 'Lord of the Rings', featuring the first movement, Gandalf, as well as selections from the Harry Potter Suite. The orchestra also ventures into jazz, with Artie Shaw's Clarinet Concerto taking us back to the swing era of the 20th century, a period on which Shaw had a profound influence.

In addition to frequent visits to coffee houses, the SMS trio is passionate about crossing musical boundaries. Whether world music, classical, contemporary or improvisation – anything goes, as long as it sounds good and meets a high standard of quality. With the unique combination of saxophone, violin and percussion, the SMS Sound Lab – an authentic rehearsal space – gives rise to original arrangements and compositions. Get ready for an energetic and diverse cultural lunch program – guaranteed to be more invigorating than a double espresso! Presented by: Verein Kulturmittag

In his poignant and beautiful piece Youkali, Kurt Weill expressed a deep longing for the unattainable land of our dreams. By then, Weill had already fled from Hitler and the Nazis, leaving behind the lost Berlin of the Golden Twenties for Paris – the City of Light, a sleepless haven where exiles and artists found refuge and camaraderie. The North American F. Scott Fitzgerald captured the lifestyle of the era in his novel The Great Gatsby, while in Buenos Aires, Carlos Gardel rose to become a global star of tango. Pain and pleasure, longing and hope all come alive as Sona MacDonald, Sophie Heinrich, and Miloš Todorovski bring the Roaring Twenties to life through their captivating musical and literary journey. Available with a subscription! Seats for this event are available with a CHAMBER MUSIC subscription – with 20% discount. Regular advance ticket sales start on 1 September.

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval.

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show – Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

Classical ballet and modern technology unite to create a unique artistic masterpiece, where exquisite dancers illuminate the stage with dazzling performances and costumes that sparkle in the dark. The timeless story of the cursed princess awakened by her true love’s kiss is brought to life in breathtaking visual splendour, with perfect pirouettes and gravity-defying leaps creating a kaleidoscope of colour across the stage. An enchantingly beautiful production that transcends tradition, taking you on a journey beyond imagination. The performance lasts around 60 minutes. Admission is 30 minutes before the concert starts. Late entry is not permitted. No interval is planned. Recommended for children 8 years and over. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Free choice of seat on arrival within the booked zone No ticket sales on the door. The QR code is valid as an admission ticket Tickets are sold exclusively by the organiser. All information and tickets for the event can be found here: We Call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty in a dazzling light show – Vienna - Tickets | Fever (feverup.com) Presented by: Kzemos Austria GmbH

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

The world of music is just waiting to be discovered. So we’re inviting the very, very youngest to come along and explore. And all the while they’re free to crawl about and gurgle away. To laugh and to listen. To sing and to play - and to dance as well! Together with music educator Birgit Reithofer, we’ll use all our senses to explore the world of music, right on the stage. Join in and let yourself go. Find out how the violin, piano, guitar or double bass sound really close up. We look forward to making music together and discovering new things! SEP: A warm welcome! OCT: Colourful leaves NOV: Twinkle, twinkle little star! DEC: Merry Christmas! JAN: Snow, snow, snow FEB: Carnival season MAR: In spring APR: Such weather! MAY: On the flower meadow JUN: Summer party Note: This event is held on the stage. Each child on the stage must be accompanied by an adult. Other accompanying adults can buy a ticket to watch from the auditorium.

Look forward to a lively afternoon full of swinging rhythms and unforgettable melodies! Trumpets in Concert, led by Leonhard Leeb, will transport you back to the golden era of swing, featuring classics from the 30s and 40s alongside cleverly arranged pieces full of nostalgic charm. With virtuosity, passion, and pure joy, the musicians create a captivating world of sound on stage. Whether flowing with a gentle groove or bursting with full trumpet brilliance, this concert is packed with energy and good humour – a musical treat sure to get you on your feet! Presented by: Verein Kulturmittag

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval.

Led by their choirmaster, 24 boys in sailor suits sing in concert. Why are they known and loved by people all over the world? Because they remind us that music is the universal language of human emotion, a language which knows no national boundaries. Over ten Fridays in this jubilee season, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir show off their talents. With youthful energy and charm, they lead their audience on a journey through musical history, taking in not just Mozart, Schubert and Strauss, but World Music and Pop as well. And along the way we’ll no doubt hear a few stories from their 525-year history! The performance lasts around 120 minutes, including interval.

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Feiert 30 Jahre Scala & Kolacny Brothers mit "Scala 30”Taucht ein in faszinierende Neuinterpretationen von Pop- und Rocksongs, meisterhaft präsentiert vom weltbekannten Mädchenchor unter der Leitung der Kolacny-Brüder.Mit reinen Stimmen, wunderschöner Klavierbegleitung und subtilen visuellen und choreografischen Elementen nimmt euch Scala 30 mit auf ein unvergessliches musikalisches Erlebnis.Lasst euch diese besondere Jubiläumstour nicht entgehen und genießt einen Abend voller Musik, die euch tief berühren und immer wieder überraschen wird. Veranstalter: Fratelli B.V.

Celebrate 30 years of Scala & Kolacny Brothers with “Scala 30” Immerse yourself in fascinating reinterpretations of pop and rock songs, masterfully presented by the world-famous girls' choir under the direction of the Kolacny brothers. With pure voices, beautiful piano accompaniment, and subtle visual and choreographic elements, Scala 30 takes you on an unforgettable musical journey. Don't miss this special anniversary tour and enjoy an evening full of music that will stir your emotions and offer fresh surprises at every turn.   Presented by: Fratelli B.V.

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)

Die Candlelight Konzerte sind eine von Fever ins Leben gerufene Reihe von Musikkonzerten, die den Zugang zu Kultur demokratisieren soll, indem sie Menschen auf der ganzen Welt die Möglichkeit gibt, Live-Musik bei Kerzenlicht zu genießen, die von lokalen Musikern an verschiedenen atemberaubenden, von tausenden Kerzen beleuchteten Orten gespielt wird.Der Kartenverkauf findet ausschließlich über den Veranstalter statt.Alle Infos und Tickets zur Veranstaltung finden Sie hier: Candlelight-Konzerte der klassischen Musik - Wien 2025 | Fever Veranstalter: Fever (Kzemos Austria GmbH)