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In New York City, piano sales surged during lockdown. In Vienna, “a small awakening” – but little support from Stadt Wien.
You’ve probably been to “Tschuschistan” and you didn’t even know it. There is no border and you don’t need a passport. But if you’ve ever bought an eggplant at Brunnenmarkt, eaten ćevapi in Balkanika, tasted a sugary baklavain Restaurant Kent or sipped black …
Michael Hersch treats his audience to an 11-hour concert at Wien Modern
“Wiener Schmäh is saying Schlagerl (mini-stroke) instead of Schlaganfall (stroke). It’s a way of being obsessed with death without ever talking about it.” Hannes Duscher and Roland Gratzer host an evening show on radio FM4 called Vorglühen (Preparty Buzz). For …
On composer Ignaz Pleyel and a tiny museum less than an hour from Vienna.
Thoughts about music in a raucous world and International Noise Awareness Day.
Contemporary music is center stage again for the 30th year running
The compact disc is still a viable archival medium, especially for classical music.
The American alternative rock band legends crash into Vienna supporting their latest album
Notable tributes and newcomers make this year a salute to musical innovators then and now.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] Your guide to the best musical performances at churches throughout Vienna.
Composer, interpreter and conductor Pierre Boulez is unquestionably the most important “serious” musical figure of the last seven decades
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] The Strauss Family: Kings of the Blue Danube
The Tiger Lillies promote their latest album A Cold Night in Soho.
A closer look at the Vienna Philharmonic and the New Year’s Concert, its most important event of the year
The Wiener Ukulele Stammtisch brings amateur ukulele players together every month for an informal strum-and-sing meetup