31Jul
31 Jul
from 21:00
from 21:00
Ludwig van Beethoven – 9th Symphony From Leipzig, Paris, Milan, Vienna
The 9th Symphony by Beethoven, undoubtedly one of the greatest masterpieces of classical music.
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Programm
01Aug
01 Aug
from 21:00
from 21:00
P!nk – Live In Melbourne
Filmed on P!nk’s mega-successful 2013 world tour, this Grammy nominated film captures P!nk at a sell-out show at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.
02Aug
02 Aug
from 14:00
from 14:00
Bewegung findet Stadt
To get in the mood for the musical delight, this is preceded by an activity programme in the Rathauspark from 2 pm delivered by the initiative “Bewegung findet Stadt”.
02Aug
02 Aug
from 17:00
from 17:00
Lemon And Berry
The main characters are two hummingbird siblings who solve different problems in each episode by working together and trying out various inventions.
02Aug
02 Aug
from 17:03
from 17:03
Max And Moritz
Exciting and exhilarating – the well-known tale of Max and Moritz, who keep the whole village on their toes with tricks, retold in dance.
02Aug
02 Aug
from 21:00
from 21:00
Hollywood In Vienna – A Celebration Of Disney Classics
Stars from Broadway and West End pay tribute to 8-time Academy Award winner Alan Menken with a spectacular gala concert.
03Aug
03 Aug
from 21:00
from 21:00
The Land Of Smiles: Opernhaus Zürich
“Always smile and always be cheerful, always satisfied, no matter what happens, smile in spite of your sorrows and a thousand aches and pains”.
04Aug
04 Aug
from 21:00
from 21:00
Otello: Vienna State Opera
Never has Giuseppe Verdi composed revenge, intrigue and jealousy fierier and more diabolical than in his late opera "Otello".
05Aug
05 Aug
from 21:00
from 21:00
Iolanta And The Nutcracker: Volksoper Wien
When Tchaikovsky premiered his famous ballet "The Nutcracker" in Saint Petersburg 130 years ago, it was presented as a double bill.
06Aug
06 Aug
from 21:00
from 21:00
Raiders Of The Symphony
On the occasion of the premiere of the fifth "Indiana Jones" film, the Danish National Symphony Orchestra paid tribute to George Lucas’/Harrison Ford’s professor of archaeology.
