Enjoy the timeless elegance of Vienna’s musical heritage with a captivating classical concert at the Mozarthaus. This enchanting experience transports you to the final residence of the legendary Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, where the esteemed Wiener Ensemble performs the composer’s timeless works. Complement the concert with an interactive exploration of the Mozarthaus museum, delving into Mozart’s private life and the musical era that defined his genius. Whether you’re a classical music enthusiast or simply seeking a cultural adventure, this immersive event promises to leave an indelible mark on your Viennese journey.
Key Points
- Experience a classical concert in the last remaining residence of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Vienna, performed by the acclaimed Wiener Ensemble.
- Explore the interactive Mozarthaus museum to learn about Mozart’s life and the musical era before the concert.
- Enjoy up to 22% savings on the combined concert and museum experience with flexible payment and free cancellation options.
- The concert and museum offer a comprehensive and immersive experience, with a focus on historical authenticity and accessibility for all visitors.
- The well-coordinated schedule allows ample time to visit the museum before the concert, which begins promptly at 6:30 PM.
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Ticket Details
The ticket offers savings of up to 22%, with prices ranging from 1,019 CZK to 1,307 CZK per person. Customers can reserve the experience now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
The concert duration is approximately 70 minutes. This classical concert at Mozarthaus, Mozart’s last remaining residence in Vienna, promises an immersive journey back in time.
Attendees will enjoy a candlelit performance by the Wiener Ensemble, a chamber music group that aims to authentically interpret Mozart’s work as well as compositions by Beethoven, Schubert, and Strauss.
The ticket also includes entry to the Mozarthaus Vienna museum, an interactive exhibition that delves into the composer’s life and legacy.
About the Experience
Attendees can travel back in time to Mozart’s last remaining residence in Vienna, the Mozarthaus, and discover his music live with a candlelit performance by the Wiener Ensemble, a chamber music group dedicated to an authentic and accurate interpretation of the composer’s work, as well as compositions by his contemporaries Beethoven, Schubert, and Strauss.
By seeing the actual place where Mozart used to think and create, visitors can truly feel the essence of his genius.
Fully learn about the atmosphere of Mozart’s era.
Experience the composer’s music performed by a talented ensemble.
Combine the concert with a visit to the interactive Mozarthaus museum.
Concert Details
The Wiener Ensemble, a chamber music group dedicated to performing the works of Mozart and his contemporaries, give you an authentic and accurate interpretation of the composer’s well-known compositions during the candlelit concert.
Attendees can expect to hear a selection of pieces by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and Strauss, all performed with a dedication to historical accuracy.
The ensemble’s focus on bringing Mozart’s music to life in the very place where the composer once lived and worked promises to create a truly immersive and unforgettable experience for all classical music enthusiasts.
The concert’s intimate setting and talented performers ensure a memorable evening celebrating the genius of one of history’s most beloved composers.
Wiener Ensemble
Dedicated to bringing the works of Mozart and his contemporaries to life, the Wiener Ensemble delivers an authentic and accurate interpretation of the composer’s well-known compositions during the candlelit concert.
This chamber music ensemble’s commitment to faithfully representing Mozart’s legacy is evident in their nuanced performance, which transports the audience to the era in which the musical genius composed.
The Wiener Ensemble’s expertise shines through in their:
- Meticulous attention to historical performance practices
- Seamless blending of individual instruments into a cohesive whole
- Emotional resonance that captures the essence of Mozart’s timeless works
The ensemble’s dedication to preserving the integrity of these classical masterpieces ensures an immersive and captivating experience for all in attendance.
Mozarthaus Vienna Museum
As visitors step into the Mozarthaus Vienna, they’ll be immersed in an interactive museum that brings the life and era of the renowned composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, to vivid life.
The museum is located at the heart of Vienna, where Mozart once lived. Guests can learn about the composer, his private life, and the musical period he lived in through engaging exhibits and multimedia displays.
The museum ticket is included in the selected concert package, allowing visitors to seamlessly combine the classical concert experience with an educational exploration of Mozart’s world.
With its focus on interactivity and authenticity, the Mozarthaus Vienna offers a comprehensive and immersive experience for classical music enthusiasts.
Meeting Point
Visitors can present their voucher at the Wien Museum Mozarthaus near Stephansplatz to gain entry to the concert and museum.
The venue is wheelchair accessible, with an elevator on the premises. Guests should arrive in advance, as the concert begins promptly at 6:30 PM, and the museum’s last admission is at 4:50 PM on the concert day.
The centrally located meeting point ensures easy access for attendees.
The wheelchair-friendly facilities accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
Arriving early allows ample time to explore the museum and prepare for the concert.
Wheelchair Accessibility
The Mozarthaus Vienna is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with an elevator on the premises to facilitate entry for visitors with mobility needs.
This ensures that the classical concert and museum experience at the Mozarthaus is inclusive and welcoming to all.
Guests can easily navigate the facility, which is designed to cater to the needs of those with physical disabilities.
The wheelchair accessibility features make it possible for everyone to enjoy the rich history and music of Mozart’s legacy at this iconic Viennese location.
Visitors can fully enjoy the captivating concert performance and informative museum exhibits without encountering any accessibility barriers.
Concert and Museum Hours
The classical concert at the Mozarthaus begins at 6:30 PM on the day of the performance, while the museum’s last admission is at 4:50 PM on the same day.
This means visitors have ample time to explore the interactive exhibits at the Mozarthaus Vienna museum before enjoying the live, candlelit performance by the Wiener Ensemble.
The concert’s timing allows attendees to enjoy the composer’s life and work at the museum before experiencing an authentic interpretation of Mozart’s compositions.
The museum’s closing time ensures visitors can fully appreciate the musical performance without feeling rushed to leave.
This well-coordinated schedule creates a seamless, enriching experience for classical music enthusiasts to explore Mozart’s legacy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Purchase Tickets on the Day of the Concert?
Yes, you can purchase tickets on the day of the concert. However, it’s recommended to book in advance as tickets may sell out closer to the performance date due to limited availability.
What Type of Dress Code Is Required for the Concert?
There is no formal dress code required for the concert. Guests are welcome to attend in comfortable, casual attire. The focus is on enjoying the classical music performance in an intimate, historical setting.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Concert and Museum?
The concert and museum experience have no age restrictions. Guests of all ages can attend and enjoy the classical music performance and interactive museum exhibits showcasing Mozart’s life and work. Children are welcome to participate in this cultural experience.
Is Photography Allowed During the Concert and Museum Visit?
Photography is generally allowed during the concert and museum visit, but visitors should avoid using flash and disruptive camera sounds to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Guests are advised to check with staff for any specific restrictions.
Can I Purchase Souvenirs or Merchandise at the Venue?
Yes, visitors can purchase souvenirs and merchandise at the Mozarthaus venue. The gift shop offers a variety of Mozart-themed items, including CDs, books, postcards, and other memorabilia related to the composer and his life in Vienna.
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Recap
Enjoy the musical legacy of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with this captivating experience.
Witness a mesmerizing chamber music performance at his final residence in Vienna, then explore the interactive Mozarthaus museum to explore the composer’s private life.
This enchanting journey offers savings of up to 22%, with flexible booking options for an unforgettable glimpse into Mozart’s world.