Complete your trip to Vienna with a visit to one of the city’s many concert halls. You will be able to sit back, relax and enjoy the evocative and timeless music of the world-famous composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss. You will be able to enjoy other famous works by Antonio Vivaldi, Johannes Brahms and Ludwig van Beethoven.

The Vienna Residence Orchestra is a Viennese chamber orchestra with a long tradition of performing the ‘Wiener Klassik’ in its purest form. The Orchestra has been performing beautiful concerts at some of the city’s finest concert halls for many decades. In 1991 the orchestra was appointed as the official representative of the City of Vienna for the celebration of the bicentenary of Mozart’s death and also performs regularly at the ‘Vienna International Festival’. The Orchestra now brings to life the popular Mozart and Strauss concerts day after day at the majestic Vienna Palais. The programme includes some of the most famous and beautiful classics by these great composers. Many of the performances were accompanied by world-famous opera singers and ballet dancers; in fact, already back in 1992 Rudolf Nureyev was invited to be a guest conductor and was such a great success that subsequently he was followed by many more renowned performers from around the world of music and dance.

A night listening to this superb orchestra will surely be the highlight of your trip to Vienna so be sure not to miss this memorable opportunity the sounds of which will reverberate in your mind for many years to come.

The concert:
The Strauss and Mozart concert lasts 60 minutes, with no break. The program is dedicated to Viennese Classical Music. Apart from works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Strauss, Antonio Vivaldi, Johannes Brahms and Ludwig van Beethoven, you will also discover some gems like music from Franz Lehár or Robert Stolz.
Excerpts from the program are “Summer” from the “Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi, “A Little Night Music” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, “The Romance nr 2 in F Major” by Ludwig van Beethoven, or “The Radetzky March” by Johann Strauss.

Seating:
Like most of Vienna's historic concert venues, there are no numbered seats. You will be seated by the evening personnel within your category. If you booked your tickets together you will always be seated together. The evening box opens 30 minutes before the concert starts. We advise you to be on time.

Dress code:
There is no strict dress code for most of the classical concerts in Vienna.

Event Details: 
19:45 – Evening Box Opens
20:15 – Doors Open
20:30 – Concert Begins
21:05 – 15min Intermission (Subject to change depending on the programme)
22:00 – Concert Ends (Subject to change depending on the programme)


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