Wiener Mozart Konzert at the Musikverein

Wiener Mozart Konzert at the Musikverein

Oleh Wiener Mozart Konzert

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A living tradition with Viennese period costumes & wigs
Musical journey to the Baroque era with Mozart creations
Splendid Musikverein venue—“El Dorado of classical music"
Mozart’s famous pieces “Don Giovanni” & “Cosi fan tutte”
The ultimate classical revue with talented artists

Lokasi aktiviti

Golden Hall of Musikverein
- 12 Bösendorferstraße
- 1010, Wien, Wien, Austria

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

Golden Hall of Musikverein
- 12 Bösendorferstraße
- 1010, Wien, Wien, Austria

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Perkara yang dirangkumi dan tidak dirangkumi

Admission to Golden or Brahms Hall of Musikverein
Live Viennese Mozart Orchestra revue
Cloakroom fees

Ketahui sebelum anda tempah

Children 4 and younger are not allowed.
Exact concert venues are not confirmed until 2 days before the concert.
Check-in is 15 minutes prior to the booked tour start time.
Discount tickets only with valid photo ID

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Travel back in time and visualize the days of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. With period costumes and wigs, this performance at some of the most magnificent halls in Vienna transports you to the memorable Baroque era. Considered one of Vienna’s most popular programs, this experience is not to be missed.

Immerse yourself in a classic and dramatic bygone time. As you step into one of Vienna's most prominent concert halls, a different world is revealed. Let the music drench your senses; listen to talented musicians and singers of the Vienna Mozart Orchestra re-creating “The Magic Flute” or “The Marriage of Figaro.”

The performance pieces range from single movements to symphonies, operatic overtures, and duets, giving you a glimpse of what a classic concert in Mozart's time was really like. After experiencing this performance, you can understand why Patricia Schulz lists it in her book “1,000 Places to See Before You Die.”