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The "Concerts in the Mozart house" take place in the oldest concert hall in Vienna (18th century) where Mozart used to work and play for Bishop Colloredo in 1781.
Come and enjoy one of the most beautiful works of classical music of Vienna: it will be just like in Mozart's time. We offer you concerts with a very high artistic performance in the heart of the capital and in the incomparable pleasant atmosphere of the "Sala Terrena".
Our musicians are internationally known and can be found among the best of Vienna.
Works of Mozart, Haydn, Schubert and Beethoven will be in this context an unforgettable event in your live
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![]() Concert Program
![]() W. A. Mozart Quartett in C Major KV.157, Allegro, Andante, Presto
![]() Franz Schubert German Dance
![]() W. A. Mozart Little night music
![]() Allegro
![]() Romanze - Andante
![]() Menuetto - Allegretto
![]() Rondo - Allegro
![]() Interval
![]() J. Haydn Quartett in d - moll op. 76/2
![]() "Fifths Quartett"
![]() Allegro
![]() Andante o più tosto allegretto
![]() Minuetto
![]() Finale. Vivace assai
![]() subject to change
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Concert Venue
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Mozarthaus
Singerstrasse 7
1010 Vienna, Austria
The "Concerts in the Mozart house" take place in the oldest concert hall in Vienna where Mozart used to work and play for Bishop Colloredo in 1781.
Mozart lived in this house in the year 1781 from 16. march to 2 may.
The Sala Terrena with its beautiful vault, is situated on the ground floor next to the church and the sacristy.
It was designed and painted in the second half of the eighteenth century in late Renaissance
Venetian style in the reign of the Land Commander Carl Borromäus Count Colloredo Waldsee
(Land Cammander from 1764 - 1786).
In the course of the renovation of this hall, it became evident that this is the oldest part of the building. Fragments of gothic frescos were fond and this seems to confirm the tradition that even before the Holy Cross had existed there.
Today the Sala Terrena is used for musical performances; by the Teutonic Order, and for other purposes of representation.
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