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| Address | Lothringerstraße 20, 1030 Vienna Austria |
| Contains | Berio-Saal Großer Saal Mozart Saal Schubert-Saal |
| Google maps | 48° 12' 3.160" N 16° 22' 38.377" E |
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ViennaRising Stars: Sean ShibeWorld premiere
Bach, Barrios Mangoré, Villa-Lobos, Birtwistle, Waley-Cohen, Couperin, Adès
Sean Shibe, Guitar
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Júlia Pusker; Christia Hudziy
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Böddecker, Matthusen, Tansman, Sigfúsdóttir, Penderecki, Bach, Holliger, Sumera, Boutry
Mathis Kaspar Stier; Julius Schepansky
ViennaKlangforum Wien / Prohaska / Metzmacher
Varèse, Webern, Dallapiccola, Lachenmann
Ingo Metzmacher; Klangforum Wien
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Haydn, Mozart
Camerata Salzburg; Gregory Ahss; Janine Jansen
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Vienna goes to Hollywood: Oksana Lyniv conducts the Wiener Symphoniker
Erich Korngold and Arnold Schoenberg – Viennese emigrés in Hollywood – formed the unlikely pairing in the Ukrainian conductor's Konzerthaus programme.
Riddling with Shostakovich 15 at the Konzerthaus
Nikita Boris-Glebsky, Narek Hakhnazaryan and Georgy Tchaidze are joined in Vienna by a trio of percussionists to unlock the secrets behind Shostakovich's enigmatic final symphony.
Mehldau and Bostridge’s tone-deaf folly at the Konzerthaus
Brad Mehldau’s song cycle is a disappointment, the texts selected under the rubric of “desire” proving a major concern.
Majestic swans in flight close Mäkelä's Sibelius cycle in Vienna
The grand finale of the Oslo Philharmonic's Sibelius cycle at the Wiener Konzerthaus ends with a grand finale – the famous Swan Hymn of the Fifth Symphony.
From desolation to triumph: Mäkelä’s Vienna Sibelius cycle continues
Bleak landscapes in the Fourth Symphony as the Oslo Philharmonic’s Sibelius cycle continues at the Wiener Konzerthaus.
Sibelius in Vienna: Mäkelä and the Oslo Phil at the Konzerthaus
An auspicious opening to the Oslo Philharmonic's Sibelius cycle in Vienna, closing with an especially fine Seventh where the music seems to grow organically.
Joyce DiDonato and Il Pomo d’Oro make the Konzerthaus their Eden
Pageantry abounds as the popular mezzo-soprano turns the Konzerthaus Wien into a sort of classical music, multisensory varieté.
Feel-good factor: Kavakos and the Symphoniker at the Konzerthaus
Kavakos’ restless approach was haunting, and during the cadenza he pared back his sound till it was nearly transparent, stopping breaths as we all leaned in.