Top Vienna Classical Music - page 2

Experience an evening of Viennese culture with dinner and concert at the Orangery of Schönbrunn Palace. Start your evening with a 3-course-dinner at a restaurant within walking distance of the palace. After the dinner, walk to the Orangery to enjoy the highlight of the evening, the “Schönbrunn Palace Concerts” performing renowned works from Strauss and Mozart.

Get in the mood for Christmas with Magic Trumpet - a programme of the finest Christmas carols and festive Music - in superb interpretations by the trumpet player and organist. Magic Trumpet at St. Anne's Church invites you to pause for a while - moments in which you can escape the hustle and bustle of the pre-Christmas period and return to the essence of things. Inspirational text interventions contribute to the peaceful and intimate atmosphere.

This is not a dance class. It's your first encounter with a living Viennese tradition, led by certified Dance Master Aga Bohun in an authentic Viennese ballroom — offered during Vienna's festive Christmas and New Year season. No prior dance experience required. In 50 minutes, you and your partner learn the fundamentals of the Viennese Waltz: posture, rhythm, rotational movement, and the connection that makes this dance unlike any other. Teaching is intimate and unhurried, with individual guidance for each couple — the focus is on shared enjoyment, not technical perfection. By the end, you'll be moving together to classical Viennese Waltz music. Not watching. Dancing. Aga Bohun has taught the Viennese Waltz for nearly 30 years — one of Vienna's most experienced Dance Masters, and this is her Waltz School. Includes complimentary access to the Waltz Club, our private online community with recap videos to keep practising together.

Make an unforgettable experience in one of the most beautiful concert halls. Listen to first-class musicians interpreting the most splendid works of Mozart, Vivaldi, Donizetti and Tschaikowski. Let the music take you away on a journey beyond comparison and discover the most important era of Austrian musical history.

Festive concerts in one of Vienna's most artistically significant churches. Works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn come to life in exceptional acoustics. International artists such as Les Orpheistes and the Wiener KammerSymphonie String Quintet present varied programs for Advent, Christmas, and New Year. Upcoming Concert Highlights at Vienna’s Minoritenkirche: Nov 29 & 30 – Advent Concert Svendsen / Dvořák / Mozart / Haydn Wiener Kammersymphonie String Quintet Ola Asdahl Rokkones, Saxophone Dec 4 & 5 – Hommage à Mozart Weber / Mozart Kristina Miller, Piano Karin Bonelli, Flute Ekaterina Frolova, Violin Marta Potulska, Viola Liliana Kehayova, Cello Dec 6 – Fascination Vivaldi Vivaldi Les Orpheistes Orchestra Mario Hossen, Violin, Conductor Liliana Kehayova, Cello Dec 7 & 8 – The Three Tenors: Italian Night Verdi / Puccini / Donizetti / Berlin / Lara... Trio Caruso Liliana Kehayova, Cello Full programs available in the photo gallery.

outstanding musicians and a carefully curated program. On November 26, the Norwegian saxophonist Ola Asdahl Rokkones will provide an unusual sonic experience together with the string quintet Wiener Kammersymphonie, as the saxophone brings Mozart and Weber's works into a new light. On December 15, three great masters meet: Bach, Haydn, and Beethoven. The renowned Geiger Cornelia Gradwohl lends a special musical touch to the evening with her experience in historical performance practice. The Christmas concert on December 22 combines Les Orpheistes, Chorus ALEA, and Martin Sieghart with festive instrumental and choral music by Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Mahler, and Bruckner, along with traditional Christmas carols. A special concert experience for everyone who wants to experience classical music up close and discover a historic location in Vienna.

Guests can enjoy a perfect blend of imperial elegance and musical perfection, with options for fine dining available. Dinner is optional before the concert and offers an exclusive selection of Viennese specialities. The dishes are chosen with the same dedication as the music and reflect the culinary landmarks of Vienna. Choose between a classic, vegetarian or children’s menu with four courses. A perfect symbiosis of culinary sophistication and musical performance!

This isn't just a concert to watch — it's your Petite Vienna Ball you take part in. Live orchestra, then you dance the Viennese Waltz yourself, no experience needed. It's the public premiere of your Waltz in Vienna signature service that existed only within private events for fifteen years. A new monthly series, limited to 60 guests, so the dance floor never feels overcrowded, and the orchestra is incomparably close. You're booking at the anniversary celebration rate, before prices increase in 2027.