Konzerthaus Mozart Saal
- Lothringerstrasse 20
1030 Wien
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- +43 1 400 600
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The Wiener Konzerthaus is one of the largest and most artistically progressive institutions in international musical life. During the course of a season, which extends from September to June, some 750 wide-ranging events take place and more than 600,000 visitors can listen to around 2,500 different compositions. With this comprehensive and varied selection, the Wiener Konzerthaus – together with the Vienna State Opera House and the Musikverein – is central to Vienna’s reputation as one of the world’s leading music capitals.
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© Wiener KonzerthausJörg Ratjen Thomas Bernhard: Der Untergeher Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienMon 22.Feb 2027 -
© Wiener Konzerthausvorstadtkollektiv / Martin Spengler & die foischn Wiener*innen »Echtes und Foisches aus der Vorstadt« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienTue 23.Feb 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausMusicbanda Franui »Geistervariationen« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienWed 24.Feb 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausQuatuor Ébène Beethovens Streichquartette IV Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienThu 25.Feb 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausLINA_ & Marco Mezquida »O Fado« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienFri 26.Feb 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausKat Frankie – B O D I E S »The Circle Tour« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienSat 27.Feb 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausJean Rondeau, Cembalo Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienMon 01.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausTigran Hamasyan »Solo« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienSat 06.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausSimply Quartet Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienMon 08.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausJess-Trio-Wien Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienWed 10.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausGeorg Zeppenfeld / Gerold Huber Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienSat 13.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausWiener KammerOrchester / Storioni Trio / de Vriend Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienSun 14.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausSymphonisches Schrammelquintett Wien »Wo die Citronen blüh'n« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienSun 14.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausKlangforum Wien / Kemner / Rudolfsson / Blumenthal »Wow and Flutter« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienWed 17.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausTakács-Quartett Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienThu 18.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausGlobal Kryner »2nd Love – Tour 2027« Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienWed 31.Mar 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausTenebrae Choir Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienThu 01.Apr 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausYulianna Avdeeva Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienFri 02.Apr 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausAaron Parks Little Big Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienSat 03.Apr 2027 -
© Wiener KonzerthausConsone Quartet / Bezuidenhout Konzerthaus Mozart Saal - WienMon 05.Apr 2027
The Wiener Konzerthaus was built following the draft of Ludwig Baumann, an Austrian architect. It was part of a so called “Olympion” at that time: A bicycle club, an ice skating ring, an open air arena and several concert halls. The Konzerthaus, in contrast to the Musikverein, which is within walking distance and close to the Akademietheater, should attract a wider audience than the Musikverein. Parts of the Olympion, like the ice skating ring or the concert halls were actually implemented, others dismissed or had to partially or completely yield to the building of other buildings. In October of 1913, the Konzerthaus was ceremoniously opened, Richard Strauss composed his “Festliches Präludium op. 61” for this occasion and Emperor Franz Josef attended as well. Today, the Konzerthaus consists of four concert halls: The Big hall, the Mozart Hall, the Schubert Hall and the Berio Hall. Concerts can take place in all four halls at the same time since there are no acoustic interferences. In the beginning, the program of the Konzerthaus consisted of classical works, premieres of composers like Erich Wolfgang Korngold and Arnold Schönberg, Folk concerts and Jazz concerts, dancing events, poetry readings, ball highlights, many congresses, fencing and boxing championships and speeches held on various topics. Nowadays, the program at the Wiener Konzerthaus consists of performances by the Wiener Symphoniker, Wiener Kammerorchesters, ORF Radio-Symphonieorchesters Wien, NHK Symphony Orchestras, Irish Chamber Orchestras, Zagreber Philharmonie, Taiwan Philharmonic, Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra or the Curtis Symphony Orchestras. Additional artists which will perform at the Wiener Konzerthaus are Lizz Wright, Kirill Gerstein, the Musicbanda Franui, the Matti Bye Ensemble, MusicAeterna, John Malkovich, Martin Haselböck, Wolfgang Mitterer, Norbert Schneider, José Carreras, Stefan Mikisch or Reinhard Mey. The Konzerthaus also hosts many balls, conferences, presentations and company celebrations. Reserve your tickets for a breathtaking evening in the Wiener Konzerthaus at viennaticket.at!
