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ViennaWiener Symphoniker

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Mozart, Haydn
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Ádám Fischer; Singverein der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien; Katharina Konradi; Yajie Zhang; Unknown

ViennaWiener Symphoniker

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Brahms, Strauss R., Dvořák
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Karina Canellakis; Leif Ove Andsnes

ViennaWiener Symphoniker

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Wagner, Prokofiev, Elgar
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Alexander Soddy; Augustin Hadelich
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Wiener Symphoniker parties in style at the Concertgebouw

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Jan Lisiecki joins Petr Popelka and the touring Wiener Symphoniker at the Concertgebouw for Grieg's Piano Concerto. 
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Stefan Herheim’s bold Fledermaus at MusikTheater an der Wien

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Herheim’s Fledermaus is a risky experiment that, miraculously, works – at least in a city that knows it so intimately.
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Grigorian and Akhmetshina dazzle in a secular Norma

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In a week where Vienna welcomes two new productions of Bellini's Norma, MusikTheater an der Wien sets a high bar with Vasily Barkhatov's staging. 
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ViennaBeethoven's Mass in C (1808 excerpts)

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Beethoven: Mass in C major, Op.86
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Philippe Jordan; Jacquelyn Wagner; Anke Vondung; Allan Clayton; Hanno Müller-Brachmann
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Joe Hisaishi makes a symphonic return to Vienna

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The renowned Japanese composer talks about his new symphony and viola concerto, his long collaboration with Hiyao Miyazaki, and his personal replica of Mahler’s tiny composition hut.

Matthias Naske on life as a Viennese Intendant

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As Matthias Naske prepares to celebrate a decade in charge at the Wiener Konzerthaus, he reflects on the challenges presented by the pandemic and on curating diverse programming for the city. 

“Music is the most living art form”: Pablo Heras-Casado

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The Spanish conductor talks to Isabella Steppan about his plans in Vienna and Bayreuth, as well as items left on his personal bucket list.