Treat your ears to classical sounds in the city’s most beautiful concert halls.
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Vienna Spring Festival
Ludwig van Beethoven
Vienna Philharmonic in the Grand Hall
Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert worked in Vienna at the transition from classical to romantic music. Their works are interpreted in a refreshingly contemporary way during the Vienna Spring Festival. Les Musiciens du Louvre Grenoble, under the direction of Marc Minkowski, dedicate themselves to all of Schubert's symphonies. Schubert is also represented in the festival program with the concert performance of his opera "Alfonso and Estrella" and songs. The Belcea Quartet undertakes a high-flying musical tour with a performance of all of Beethoven's string quartets. Other classical highlights of Beethoven will be played, including the "Eroica".
High-quality orchestras will be offered, such as the Vienna Philharmonic or the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as first-class soloists: Viktoria Mullova, Hilary Hahn and Julian Rachlin on the violin, Hélène Grimaud, Elisabeth Leonskaja and Stefan Vladar on the piano, as well as the enchanting voices of Juliane Banse and Michelle Breedt.
A sumptuous offering of chamber music as well as jazz and world music concerts can also be heard as usual in Vienna's Konzerthaus. The festival is rounded out by film performances with live music and lectures.
21st Vienna Spring Festival
2 March - 13 May 2012
Vienna Konzerthaus (Wiener Konzerthaus)
Lothringerstraße
1030 Wien
www.konzerthaus.at
AccessibilityGuide dogs permitted
Parking spaces Main entrance
1 disabled parking spaces available.
Elevator available
94 cm wide and 190 cm deep, Doors 90 cm wide.
More information
18 wheelchair spaces available (Großen Saal).
Restrooms with access for disabled persons available.
Comments
All halls accessible via elevator, inner ramp.
2 elevators from ground floor (door width: 90 cm, cabin depth: 190 and 140 cm, cabin width: 94 cm).
Wheelchair seats: 18 in the Grand Hall, 6 in the Mozart Hall, 3 in the Schubert Hall and 4 in the Berio Hall. Seeing-eye dogs permitted (by prior arrangement).
Contacts
- +43 1 242 002
- ticket@konzerthaus.at
Prices
- Cheaper with the Vienna Card