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Programme of 'Wiener Hofburg Orchester'

Strauss, Johann:
Kaiserwalzer

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Nun vergiss leises flehen, sagt holde Frauen

Strauss, Johann:
Als flotter Geist (Zigeunerbaron)

Strauss, Johann:
Tritsch - Tratsch - Polka

Strauss, Johann:
Brüderlein - Schwesterlein (Fledermaus)

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Strauss, Johann:
Die Fledermaus - Ouverture

Strauss, Johann:
Im Krapfenwaldl - Polka

Strauss, Johann:
Eine Nacht in Venedig

Strauss, Johann:
Vergnügungszug - Polka

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen, Papageno - Papagena (Zauberflöte)

Strauss, Johann:
Pizzicato - Polka

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Reich mir die Hand (Don Giovanni)

Strauss, Johann:
Wiener Blut - Duet

Strauss, Johann:
An der schönen blauen Donau

Strauss, Johann:
Radetzky Marsch

(Programme is subject to change)

About the event 'Wiener Hofburg Orchester'

The Wiener Hofburg Orchester, consisting of about 40 professional musicians and internationally renowned soloists of the Vienna State Opera and Vienna Volksoper, plays in the breathtaking halls of the Vienna Imperial Palace (Wiener Hofburg).

The Wiener Hofburg Orchester, founded 30 years ago by the musician and conductor Gert Hofbauer, presents concerts featuring famous and beloved compositions by the "King of Waltz" Johann Strauss and arias and duets from the operas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The two magnificent halls, the Festsaal and the Redoutensaal, of the Vienna Imperial Palace, provide the appropriately grand setting for concerts by the famous Wiener Hofburg Orchester. Formerly the winter residence of the Habsburgs, the Vienna Imperial Palace is unique among the great festive halls of Vienna. It was here that the Emperor held gala dinners and royal balls for his audiences. The Redoutensaal has a tradition that dates back over 300 years! No other concert hall in the world has witnessed so many historic performances by Mozart, Salieri, Beethoven, Paganini, the Strauss family and other notables. The Wiener Hofburg Orchester performs at the Palace from May through October.

By choosing a date in the ticket box on the right side of this page, you can see the hall in which the concert will take place.

Formal evening dress is not required, but do bear in mind the exceptional ambience of the Vienna Imperial Palace.

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