To mark International Women's Day on 8 March, we are immersing ourselves in the world of 18th century women. Each woman in Mozart's life played a unique role in his musical journey. Together we will discover how the social norms of the 18th century influenced women's opportunities and which aspects of the image of women at that time are still present today.
The Wiener Ensemble is a chamber music ensemble based in Vienna and is dedicated to performing the works of W.A. Mozart and his contemporaries. The ensemble regularly performs concerts in the concert hall of the Mozarthaus Vienna, where visitors can listen to live performances of Mozart’s music. The Wiener Ensemble consists of professional musicians who specialize in the performance of classical music and strive for an authentic and accurate interpretation of Mozart’s work.
An event presented by Mozarthaus Vienna in collaboration with "Amicitia" – Association for the Promotion of Young Artists and Musicians.
The Sfogato Music and Art Society was founded in the Chopin Year 2010 on the initiative of pianist Marta Polanska. The Italian word “sfogato” (translated as catharsis) was first used as a musical term by Fryderyk Chopin. It shows the function that music and art have fulfilled from antiquity to the present day. Marta Polanska is also the initiator of the International Music Competition “Sfogato Stage”, which takes place every year in December (online) and aims to promote young talents and enable them to perform live on the Sfogato Stage all over the world.
Talented musicians from all over the world will perform as soloists in the renowned International Music Competition and showcase their artistry in an exclusive gala concert at the famous Mozarthaus Vienna concert hall.
Presented by the Vienna Cultural Association Culture Meeting Point, which has been known for its outstanding cultural events since 1995, this year's Spring Concert – Prize Winners’ Gala Concert promises an enchanting musical journey featuring a captivating program of beloved masterpieces from the classical, romantic, and modern repertoire.
The audience can look forward to an exceptional performance, where talented musicians will demonstrate their skills and mesmerize listeners with their virtuosic interpretations.
Following the concert, the outstanding musicians will be honored with the prestigious awards of the music competition.
As a guitarist and composer, Mario Berger has played a major role in shaping the history of “Austropop”, starting with the Hallucination Company and the hit parade strikers Espresso, which he co-founded, through to - and above all - his time with Rainhard Fendrich, Wolfgang Ambros and Georg Danzer, to whom he lent his internationally acclaimed string work, both live and in the studio. Long admired on the electric guitar, the St. Pölten native returned to the acoustic variants of this instrument in 1998.
How does Texas come to Vienna - or vice versa? Quite simply: through two musicians who have more in common than they realize. Gottfried David Gfrerer, probably Europe's best slide guitarist, and Martin Spengler, master of poetic dialect songs, combine singer-songwriting with Austrian songwriting.
Mozarthaus Vienna becomes the stage for a rousing concert full of energy and joy: Katharina Alber and Cili Marsall present their unique “Boogie Lady Show”. The two exceptional musicians take the audience into a dynamic interplay of vocals and piano - sometimes solo, sometimes four-handed - and give free rein to their improvisational skills.
You can look forward to a varied program full of musical surprises that pushes the boundaries of classic boogie-woogie. With a mixture of virtuosity, humor and pure joy of playing, the two will ensure an evening to remember.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of music as students from Arev Arts Music School perform at the historic Mozart House in Vienna. Part of the European Tour 'Rhythms of the Danube,' this event promises a delightful blend of classical pieces. This is a unique opportunity to experience the talents of young musicians in a venue steeped in history and culture. Don't miss out on this special event!
The young musicians from Kaohsiung, Taiwan, are students of the Music Talented Class at Kaohsiung Senior High School, representing the bright future of Taiwanese music.
This talented group will perform at the historic Mozart House in Vienna. The program includes captivating classical works as well as a selection of important Taiwanese folk songs, offering audiences from around the world a unique opportunity to experience Taiwan’s rich musical heritage.
For this concert, students from the local Joseph-Haydn Privathochschule für Musik, Burgenland, have also been invited to join in performing chamber music works. Through music, this collaboration fosters friendship and promotes cross-cultural exchange, bringing musicians from diverse backgrounds together to create beautiful musical moments.
Everyone is warmly invited to join this musical celebration, where classical mastery meets the beauty of Taiwanese tradition!
The HIBS Music Touring Group is a group of 26 students from Hutt International Boys’ School. The school is a special character school based in Upper Hutt, Aotearoa New Zealand. We have a school motto of Expect and Encourage Excellence, and a whakatauki (Māori saying) centered around the school DNA using the HIBS acronym. Kia mau Ki ngā mātāpono o te hōnore, te pono, te whakapono me te rato. Hold fast to the principles of Honour, Integrity, Belief, and Service.
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
Hear works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart live in the place where he once composed them himself!
Soloist: SoRyang
“The performance was extremely nuanced and ‘so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation’. - Allgemeine Zeitung
