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In less than a week, the 2023 New Year’s Concert under the baton of Franz Welser-Möst takes place at the Golden Hall of the @musikverein.wien! ✨ In keeping with our long-standing Philharmonic tradition, the 83rd edition of the New Year’s Concert offers a program featuring the music from the vast repertoire of Johann Strauss, his family, and contemporaries. In this clip, conductor Franz Welser-Möst shares his thoughts about putting together the program for the New Year's Concert. Find the full pr

Once again, an object from the priceless collections of the Musikverein provides impulse and inspiration for the Musikverein Festival: an original historical poster associated with a spectacular event in music history. What had been announced for 31 March 1913 as a “Great Orchestra Concert” with conductor Arnold Schoenberg went down in history as a “scandalous concert”. Behind the tumult, however, was the consequence of an artistic attitude. We make them the theme of this festival: Courage! ____

Performing in what is arguably the most storied city in the history of Western music, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra returned to Vienna’s gilded Musikverein Wien for concerts this week. The 1870 neoclassical concert hall, which resembles an ancient Greek temple, was filled with attentive listeners both nights as Maestro Riccardo Muti and the Orchestra performed two distinct programs. The first concert featured the Austrian premiere of Philip Glass’ The Triumph of the Octagon, Stravinsky’s Suite