The fabulous Ensemble Zefiro will give exquisite performances of Mozart’s ”Le nozze de Figaro“ and ”La clemenza di Tito“– and of course there will be encores in the park during the picnic.

An anthology of music dating back to the dawn of the Republic: Mahler, Korngold, Busoni, seasoned with a pinch of the eternal Strauß – magnificent chamber music presented by Christopher Hinterhuber and philharmonic friends.

An opera fest that leaves nothing to be desired: exciting music by J.J. Fux, top performers such as Alfredo Bernardini, stunning lighting, culinary surprises in our Garden of Bliss, to name but a few highlights.

Schönberg‘s superb string sextet in the midst of quintets by Brahms and Zemlinsky – the perfect challenge for Prague’s Zemlinsky Quartet and their fellow performers.

Six saxophones led by Gerald Preinfalk and the unconventional thinker Franz Schuh present the centenary of the Republic in unequivocal words and music ranging from Robert Stolz to Falco.

Iris Vermilion and the ensemble amarcord go to the heart of Berlin’s fascinating music scene of the early 20th century, in which Austrians also featured.

Joseph Roth’s novel of the century, read by Peter Simonischek, will be cloaked in music of the time by Eszter Haffner and friends: with Berg, Brahms, „Heurigenlider“ and of course the good old Radetzkymarsch.

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