Concert
dates and program valid through:
January 2010 - January 2011
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Orchestra:
Residence Orch.
Venue: "Auersperg
Palace", Arsenal
Address: Auerspergstrasse
1
Content: Waltzes,
Ballet, Polkas, Singing
Compositions of: Strauss,
Mozart
Admission:
19:45
Begin: 20:15
End: 21:45 |
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Regular
Prices:
VIP Section: 54 EUR
A Section: 46 EUR
B Section 39 EUR
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Vienna
Residence Orchestra
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Dress
Code:NO
_Seats:450
_Location:City
Center _Area
map_ Airconditioned:YES
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The
Vienna Residence Orchestra
, a Viennese chamber orchestra with long tradition was founded
to perform the music of the "Wiener Klassik" in its
purest form. The numerous concert series this orchestra has
performed in the last decades have taken place at some of the
most beautiful palaces in Vienna. The program has consisted
of works from Mozart to Johann Strauss, played by anything from
10 to 40 musicians. In 1991 the orchestra was appointed the
official representative of the City of Vienna in the festivities
commemorative the bicentenary of Mozarts death and has also
performed a number of concerts at the "Vienna International
Festival".
One of the best orchestras of Vienna's music world will take
you on a journey through time back to the days of Imperial Vienna.
The
Rosenkavalier Palace
- It stands – just as one would expect – in Vienna,
and bears exactly the same name as on 8 October, 1777: Palais
Auersperg (Auersperg Palace).
In the house of the Rofranos, money was of no object. Everything
was of the highest quality – especially the music. In
fact, the palace itself was, to quote one of its most famous
visitors, “one of the most beautiful chords in the symphony
‘Vienna’”. Since this visitor was no other
than the great Robert Stolz, it must be admitted that this opinion
came from a competent judge. Music was always the invisible
hub of the palace, long before Richard Strauss wrote his opera
with a Rofrano as the hero.
On
selected dates, the concert takes place in "The
Ruhmeshalle" (Hall of Fame) at Arsenal (The Museum
of Military History - picture above)
It
is impossible to capture the fascination of this room in a
picture. To fully appreciate it, one has to stand in this
magnificent hall and let the frescoes by Carl v. Blaas, the
majestic dome, and the unparalleled architectural splendour
take their effect.
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Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart
• Overture to "The Marriage
of Figaro"
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Papageno-Papagena, Duet from "The Magic Flute"
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Divertimento D-Major KV 136, 1. Movement
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Violinconzert
G-Major, 2. Movement
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Duet from "Don Giovanni"
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Turkish March
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Aria from "The Marriage of Figaro"
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"Cat's Duet"
Johann Strauss
• Emperor's
Walz
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Eljen a Magyar,
Polka
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Aria from "The Gypsy Baron"
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Tick Tack Polka
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Csardas from "Ritter
Paszman"
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Viennese Blood, Walz
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Blue Danube Walz
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Radetzkymarch
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