Wiener Mozart Concert | Austria

Good experience to the orchestra, live experience is truly unique and incomparable to CD

The atmosphere is good, especially the soprano part. The second part is the best, so make sure to listen to the second part. I recommend listening from the A section.

No need to queue up to buy tickets, you can pre-purchase them, which is very convenient and I will use them again in the future. When you come to Vienna, the capital of music, you must not miss the classic Mozart costume concert. In the Golden Hall, Brahms Hall or Vienna State Opera, which all have specially designed echoes, you can enjoy the artistic influence and be mesmerized by the performers dressed in medieval costumes, performing familiar music one after another.

It was a great enjoyment, never a dull moment, and a very immersive concert.

It was a memorable experience in Vienna.

I used to enjoy the TV broadcasts, but this time I felt the shock and presence of the scene. I must experience it once in my life to learn music. I finally realized my dream of going to the highest palace of music...

Line up directly with your voucher to exchange for tickets at the counter. Large coats and bags must be deposited for a fee of 0.85 euros per item. But only one storage area accepts credit cards, and the rest only accept cash, and you can't give him big banknotes in change. No photos or videos are allowed during the performance, but you can still take photos before they enter the venue to perform. There is about 15 minutes of intermission where people can buy a drink.

It's an interesting way to interact with the audience. It is recommended to buy a seat in the front so that you can watch the performance of the performers in more detail.

If you buy the ticket first, you can go directly to the counter to exchange your ticket and enter. It is very convenient and you can also exchange it for a CD! If you go, it is recommended to dress more formally and not wear shorts and slippers.

I thought I would be in the back because it was the cheapest C seat, but it turned out I was in the back seat on the left hand side, so I was glad I could see the violinist's fingering. There was a person who couldn't stop coughing during the performance, which bothered me, but the audience was excited at the end and it was fun.