Famous for its acoustics, this is the venue for the Vienna Mozart Orchestra. We had seats in the third row for the performance. The performers are dressed in period costume and perform all Mozart except for a couple of Strauss pieces at the end. Well worth a visit if you like, or can even stand, classical.
Gemeinsam mit den Instagrammers Austria besuchte ich den Wiener Musikverein. Insbesondere konnte ich dort den Brahmssaal und den Goldenen Saal fotografisch festhalten. Für einen Architekturfotografen eine wirklich besondere Location! Vielen Dank an die IgersAustria und den Musikverein, dies
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The musicians did not ‘start’ to play the waltz.
1139) The Wiener Musikverein, Vienna, Austria: 150th Anniversary of the opening of the legendary Musikverein Concert Hall in 1870: Two 5 Euro Commemorative New Year 2020 dated Coins being issued by the Austrian Mint - one in Silver and the other in copper on 04.12.2019: The Austrian Mint is bringing out on 04.12.2019, a new 2020 dated New Year's Collector's coin with the theme of celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the opening of Vienna's legendary Musikverein Concert hall in 1870. The Reverse of the 5 Euro Copper Coin shown placed against the Wiener Musikverein lit up at night The Reverse of the 5 Euro Silver Coin shown placed against the Wiener Musikverein lit up at night In keeping with the Anniversary, the 2020 New Year's Coin features the Greek God - Apollo. The image of the God of music and dance is taken from a frieze, designed by August Eisenmenger (1830-1907), found on the ceiling of the Golden Hall of the Musikverein. New Year's celebrations in Austria are traditionally all about music. About the Wiener Musikverein (Viennese Music Association): The Wiener Musikverein The Wiener Musikverein commonly shortened to Musikverein, is a concert hall in the Innere Stadt borough of Vienna, Austria. It is the home of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The "Great Hall", due to its highly regarded acoustics, is considered to be one of the finest concert halls in the world, along with Berlin's Konzerthaus, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and Boston's Symphony Hall. With the exception of Boston Symphony Hall, none of these halls were built in the modern with the application of architectural acoustics and all share a long, narrow shoebox shape. The Musikverein was designed by the Danish architect Theophil Hansen (1813-1891) in the Neoclassical style of an ancient Greek Temple and included a Concert Hall and a smaller chamber music hall. The "Great Hall" The "Great Hall" is about 49.0 metres (or 161.0 feet) long, 19.0 metres (or 62.0 feet) wide and 18.0 metres (59.0 feet) high. It has a seating capacity of 1,744 and standing room for 300. The original equipment comprised a historic pipe organ built by Friedrich Lagegast and the first organ recital was held by Anton Bruckner in 1872. The present day organ was originally installed in 1907 by the Austrian firm of Rieger Orgelbau and rebuilt in 2011. On 06.01.1870, the building was inaugurated when the first night's audience was captivated by the combination of its architectural and acoustic beauty. However, the legendary sound of the Golden Hall is actually the product of fortuitous coincidence - as Hansen had to rely only on his intuition rather than on studies of architectural acoustics. Fortunately, the magnificent architecture resulted in a sublime, but commanding sound unique only to the Musikverein. The room's rectangular shape and proportions, its boxes and sculptures allow for early and numerous sound reflections. The Musikverein is the venue for the annual Vienna New Year's Concert. The Commemorative Coin: The Obverse and Reverse of the 5 Euro Silver Coin placed side by side The Obverse and Reverse of the 5 Euro Silver Coin placed side by side In Eisenmenger's frieze, the youthful Apollo floats above the audience. The 5 Euro coin's Reverse design is based on this exquisite mural, which shows him, lyre in hand, with a toga covering his lower body. In the background, the famous organ of the Golden Hall is seen. The conjoined, stylised numerals of the year of issue "2020" are placed to the lower left of the primary design. The Obverse of the 5 Euro Coin includes all the crests of the nine Federated states comprising the Republic of Austria. The numeral "5" in the centre denotes the denomination of the coin. The peripheral inscriptions are - "REPUBLIK OSTERREICH. EURO". The specifications of the two variants are: 5 Euro Silver Coin: Denomination: 5 Euros; Metal Composition: .925 Silver (Ag); Weight: 7.78 grams or 0.25 Oz; Coin Quality: Uncirculated; Theme: New Year Coin; Total Weight: 8.41 grams; Mint: Vienna Mint, Austria; Designers: Mag. Helmut Andexlinger, Kathrin Kuntner, Herbert Wahner; Year: 2020. 5 Euro Copper Coin: Denomination: 5 Euros; Metal Composition: Copper (Cu); Weight: 8.9 grams; Mint: Vienna Mint, Austria; Coin Quality: Uncirculated; Theme: New Year Coin; Designers: Mag. Helmut Andexlinger, Kathrin Kuntner, Herbert Wahner; Year: 2020. Links to posts on Austrian Mint Coin issues on this blog: 1) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: First Coin: "700 Years of Hall City in Tirol or Tyrol" 2) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Second Coin: "150 Years of Semmering Alpine Railway" 3) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Third Coin: "50 Years of Television in Austria" 4) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Fourth Coin: "European Satellite Navigation System" 5) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Fifth Coin: "Austrian Aviators" 6) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Sixth Coin "Fascinating Light" 7) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Seventh Coin: " The International Year of Astronomy" 8) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Eighth Coin: "Renewable Energy" 9) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Ninth Coin: "Robotics" 10) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Tenth Coin: "Bionics" 11) The 25 Euro Silver-Niobium Coin Series issued by the Austrian Mint: Eleventh Coin: "Tunnel Construction" 12) The 50 Euro Gold Coin Series: Klimt and his Women: 2012-2016 (includes Coin of the Year 2015 (COTY) 13) Sigmund Freud: The Vienna Schools of Psychotherapy A 3 Coin 50 Euro Gold Coin Series: 14) Alfred Adler: The Vienna schools of Psychotherapy: A 3 coin 50 Euro Gold Coin Series: 15) The 100th Anniversary of the General Theory of Relativity by Albert Einstein: Gold and Silver Coins issued by the Royal Mint of Belgium in denominations of 50 Euro (Gold) and 10 Euro (Silver) 16) 825 Years of the Vienna Mint (1194-2018): A Silver Bullion Coin issued by the Austrian Mint, Vienna celebrating the milestone (issuedate: 12/12 - with year of issue engraved as 2019 17) Austria: "Chivalry- Knights Tales": The first Coin in a 5 Coin Series to be issued by the Austrian Mint, features Maximilian I (1459-1519): 500th Anniversary of the passing away of the Holy Roman Emperor and Archduke of Austria: Issue Date: 10.04.2019 18) "The Magic of Gold Coin Series" from the Mint of Austria: The Gold Coin Series of 100 Euro Gold Coins traces the mysterious nature of gold in ancient cultures: First Coin in the Series depicts King Nebuchadnezzar II (640 B.C. - 562 B.C.): Coin issue date: 16.10.2019 19) "Reaching For The Skies" Austria: First Coin in the series of four Silver Coins brought out by the Mint of Austria (Osterreich Mint): Coin Issue Date: 23.01.2019 20) The Wiener Musikverein, Vienna, Austria: 150th Anniversary of the opening of the legendary Musikverein Concert Hall in 1870: Two 5 Euro Commemorative New Year 2020 dated Coins being issued by the Austrian Mint - one in Silver and the other in Copper on 04.12.2019 For posts on COTY (Coin of the Year) winners since 2015 in a competition held by Krause Publications of Germany, please visit the following links: 1) Did You Know Series (25) : The prestigious Krause Publications Annual World Coin Competition - Winners of the COTY 2015 and other 10 Category winners 2) Krause Publications Awards Coin of the Year and other Category winners - 2016 3) Coin of the Year and winners of the sub-categories- 2017 Links to posts on Federal Republic of Germany issues and other posts on this blog: 1) Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig: Celebrating the 275th Anniversary: A 20 Euro Uncirculated silver Coin issued by the Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Federal Republic of Germany) on 08.03.2018 2) Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss: A 10 Mark German banknote issued commemorating his contributions in 1990 which was in circulation till 2001 3) Planet Earth: The World's first "Tri-material" Coin - with an outer ring, inner core and an embossable blue polymer ring: An innovative 5 Euro Polymer coin issued by the Federal Republic of Germany in 2016 4) The Tropics Climate Zone (Climates of Earth) Coin Series: The second "tri-material Coin - with an outer ring,inner core and an embossable red polymer ring: Innovative Coin issued by the Federal Republic of Germany on 27.04.2017 5) Sub-Tropical Climate Zone: ("Climate Zones of Earth Coin Series"): The second "tri-material" Coin in the Series - with an outer ring, inner core and an embossable orange polymer ring, innovative coin issued by the Federal Republic of Germany on 26.04.2018 6) In the Air: A 10 Euro Coin: The first Coin in the 3 coin Bimetal/Polymer coin "Tri-material" Coin Series titled "Air Moves", to be issued in April 2019 7) Temperate Climate Zone: (Climates of Earth Coin Series): The third "tri-material" Coin in the Series - with an outer ring, inner core and an embossable green polymer ring: Innovative coin being issued by the Federal Republic of Germany in September 2019 8) Graf Zeppelin: A 20 Dollar Silver coin and a 5 Dollar Gold Coin issued by Cook Islands in April 2017 to commemorate the 100th Death Anniversary of Count Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August von Zeppelin (08.07.1838 - 08.03.1917) 9) A "Hundert Mark" (Hundred Mark) Reichbanknote dated 1st November 1920 tells a tale of a time when hyperinflation was rampant in Germany after World War I 10) 100th Anniversary of the Weimar Constitution: A 20 Euro Silver Coin issued by the German Federal Government: Coin Minted by the Berlin Mint: Year of issue: 2019:
Herbert von Karajan at a rehearsal in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna, Photograph, 1966 [Herbert von Karajan probt im Wiener Musikverein mit den Wiener Philharmonikern, Goldener Saal,...
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In May 2002, in a series of live concerts in the Golden Hall of Vienna's Musikverein, a journey unique in the Wiener Philharmoniker's long and distinguished history reached its conclusion. A Thrilling new set of the nine symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) conducted by Simon Rattle is the fruit of that journey. In this fascinating DVD programme, Sir Simon shares his personal insights into this historic and monumental undertaking, and comments on the genius of Beethoven, both the man and the composer. Included in the video is a generous selection of live concert footage of Rattle conducting excerpts from the Second, Fifth and Ninth Symphonies. Region Free NTSC 4:3 Menu in English
The Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert took place under the baton of Mariss Jansons on January 1, 2016, in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna. Mariss Jansons, whose musical collaboration with the Vienna Philharmonic goes back to 1992, conducted the New Year's Concert for the third time, following 2006 and 2012. The New Year's Concert 2016 also represented the 75th anniversary of this unique cultural event.
In the recording of the festive summer concert with pianist SoRyang and Deutsche Streicherphilharmonie, the string orchestra of Germany's music schools, conducted by Wolfgang Hentrich from the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein on August 1, 2021, an attractive selection of works can be heard with Edvard Grieg's suite From Holberg's Time\", the 2nd Piano Concerto in F minor by Frédéric Chopin, as well as Roland Baumgartner's \"Gondellied Variation\" for piano, harp and string orchestra, in which the composer resorted to the \"Venetian Gondola Song\" from Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's \"Songs without Words\". Further works presented on this 2 album set are Wojciech Kilars \"Orawa\" for string orchestra (1988), Samuel Barber's famous solemn \"Adagio for Strings\", Johann and Joseph Strauss' \"Pizzicato-Polka\", Astor Piazzolla's \"Oblivion\" and \"Presto\" from \"Summer\" of Antonio Vivaldi's \"Four seasons\".
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There are few concerts in the world that are awaited with as much excitement as the New Year’s Concert from Vienna. Under the direction of Franz Welset-Möst, the Vienna Philharmonic ushers in the New Year with a concert in the magnificent Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein. The concert is broadcast to over 90 countries all round the world, reaching an audience of more than 50 million. The 2023 New Year’s Concert will be conducted for the third time by Austrian conductor Franz Welser-Möst
Two CDs. Sony Classical is pleased to announce the release of the recording of one of the world's most famous classical music events: the 2020 New Year's Concert with the Vienna Philharmonic under the direction of renowned conductor Andris Nelsons. There are few concerts in the world that are awaited with as much excitement as the New Year's Concert from Vienna. Directed by Andris Nelsons, the Vienna Philharmonic ushers in the New Year with a concert in the magnificent Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein. The concert is relayed to over ninety countries all round the world, reaching an audience of more than fifty million. The 2020 New Year's Concert will be conducted for the first time by the Latvian conductor Andris Nelsons, who first worked with the Vienna Philharmonic in October 2010 and who has been a regular and invariably welcome guest since then, not only at the orchestra's subscription concerts in the Vienna Musikverein and at the Salzburg Festival but also on tours of Asia, the United States and Europe. So far, he has appeared more than sixty times on the podium of the Vienna Philharmonic.Track List:Disc: 11. Die Landstreicher: Ouvertüre 2. Liebesgrüße, Walzer, Op. 56 3. Liechtenstein-Marsch, Op. 36 4. Blumenfest-Polka, Op. 111 5. Wo Die Zitronen BLÜH'N, Walzer, Op. 364 6. Knall Und Fall, Polka Schnell, Op. 132 7. Leichte Kavallerie: Ouvertüre 8. Cupido, Polka Française, Op. 81 9. Seid Umschlungen, Millionen! Walzer, Op. 443 10. Eisblume, Polka Mazur, Op. 55 11. Gavotte Disc: 21. Postillon Galop, Op. 16/2 2. 12 Contretänze, Woo 14; No. 1 in C Major\ No. 2 in a Major\ No. 3 in D Major\ No. 7 in E-Flat Major\ No. 10 in C Major\ No. 8 in C Major 3. Freuet Euch Des Lebens, Walzer, Op. 340 4. Tritsch-Tratsch Polka, Op. 214 5. Dynamiden, Walzer, Op. 173 6. Im Fluge, Polka Schnell, Op. 230 7. Neujahrsgruß / New Year's Address / Allocution Du Nouvel An 8. An Der Schönen Blauen Donau, Walzer, Op. 314 9. Radetzky-Marsch, Op. 228
Empfohlen für Hörer von 0 bis 99 Jahren. Nikolaus Harnoncourt, who is well known for his renewals of readings of the pre-Classical repertoire and an acclaimed master of Mozart interpretation, presented “his” Requiem in 1981. He used period instruments and a cast of singers experienced in authentic performance practice to introduce a new version of the orchestration. This new orchestration was prepared in 1972 and received its Viennese premiere at this concert in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein. Natural trumpets, hand horns, an early 18th-century set of timpani and two basset-horns blended with the woodwinds and strings in a novel way and infl uenced the vocal aspect of the work, affecting the dynamics of the performance and even the choice of tempi. Even after more than a quarter of a century, the listener can still be thrilled by the attention with which the soloists and members of the Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor react to these different sounds and to the often unfamiliar phrasing of the Concentus Musicus, whose players support the conductor’s interpretation with great commitment.
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Contains: 1 troy ounce of 999.0 pure silver Producer: Austrian Mint Country: AustriaSeries: Vienna PhilharmonicLegal tender: 1.50 EURCondition: Uncirculated Year of production: 2022Diameter: 37.00 mmThickness: 3.2 mmProduct packaging: Single coin capsule; Tube of 20 pcs; Monster Box of 500 pcs.Insurance: Mandatory DESCRIPIONDELIVERY MAY TAKE UP TO 16 DAYS.he Vienna Philharmonic Silver coin is the best-selling silver bullion in Europe. It was introduced in 2008 by the Austrian Mint. The coin symbolizes the unique European classical music history. *Design:The Vienna Philharmonic Silver coin was designed by the Austrian Mint’s head engraver, Thomas Pesendorfer. The coin's obverse features the Great Organ of the Musikverein, also known as the Golden Concert Hall in Vienna, Austria; the engraved words: issuing country "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH"; the face value "1.50 Euro", the year of mintage "2022".On the reverse of each coin, you may see eight orchestral instruments – four violins, cello, bassoon, harp, and Viennese horn.
One of our day's most legendary performers, pianist Rudolph Buchbinder has been appearing on stages all over the globe for the last fifty years. Later this year, in celebration of his 70th birthday, he will be honored in numerous concert halls, including Carnegie Hall, Suntory hall, and the Berliner Philharmonie. The Kurier newspaper described this performance with rave reviews. \"It is not every day that Brahms sounds so perfect as this.\" (Kurier) They also praised Buchbinder as a \"phenomenal piano virtuoso.\" In the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein, under the baton of Maestro Zubin Mehta, Buchbinder performs for this release the First and Second Piano Concertos of Johannes Brahms. These works demand a soloist with a wide range of both interpretal refinement and technical skill, both of which Buchbinder brings to the table. \"What Rudolph Buchbinder, the Vienna Philharmonic and conductor Zubin Mehta delivered at the Musikverein easily deserves the accolade 'milestone'.\" (Kurier)
A Musical Journey Across Austria von Johannes Wildner, Wiener Johann Strauss Orchester
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