Concert · Two rooms · 18:30 & 20:30
Wiener Residenz Orchester
Mozart and Strauss, three categories, two rooms, one price.
- Three categories, €55.00 to €75.00 — €0.00 booking fee
- Curtain at 18:30 or 20:30 — 40 dates carry two concerts
- Two rooms: Wipplingerstraße 34 & Lothringerstraße 20
- QR e-ticket and wallet pass the moment you pay.
Book in three moves
The same programme plays every date — only the room changes. Pick a date and we name the room; then choose a category and how many seats. Nothing is charged here.
Seats are assigned by the house inside your category — you keep the price, they keep the row logic. The basket shows the full total and every line’s refund date before payment.
At a glance
- What
- The Wiener Residenz Orchester plays its Vienna Classic Concerts almost nightly — Mozart, Strauss, Vivaldi and the Viennese classics, with a vocal soloist — in the Festsaal of the Palais alte Börse and in the Schubert Hall of the Wiener Konzerthaus.
- Who plays
- Wiener Residenz Orchester — A vocal soloist sings the arias and duets; a dancing pair joins several numbers.
- When
- 79 dates from Friday, 2 October 2026 to 30 December 2026; curtain at 18:30 or 20:30, and on 40 dates two concerts.
- Where
- Named per date before you pay: Festsaal, Wipplingerstraße 34, 1010 Wien; Schubert Hall, Lothringerstraße 20, 1030 Wien.
- Prices
- VIP €75.00, Category A €65.00, Category B €55.00 — the same in every room. €0.00 booking fee.
- Seating
- You choose the category and how many; the house assigns rows inside it, best available first, your party together where the room allows.
- Tickets
- QR e-ticket and wallet pass the moment you pay.
- Changes
- Free date change until 48 hours before, same event and category, up to twice. Refund dates are printed per line in your basket.
- Booking
- Sold by Vienna Evening, Herrengasse 5, 1010 Wien. The price you see is the price charged.
Two rooms, one programme
Festsaal
Palais alte Börse, Wipplingerstraße 34, 1010 Wien
Theophil Hansen’s brick-red Neo-Renaissance house on the Ring, built 1870–1877 by the architect of the Musikverein and the Parliament. Its Festsaal — thirteen metres to the stucco ceiling — is where the orchestra plays most nights.
90 nights · 2 October 2026 – 30 December 2026
Who plays
A chamber ensemble in two historic rooms
The Wiener Residenz Orchester was founded in 1990 by the pianist and conductor Paul Moser and the singer Sylvia Moser, and in 1999 was among the first orchestras in Vienna to give a daily classical series — then in the Palais Liechtenstein, today under the name Vienna Classic Concerts.
A chamber ensemble of the orchestra plays the evening — flute, violins, double bass, cello and piano — with a vocal soloist for the arias and duets and a dancing pair in the waltzes. The programme is Mozart and Johann Strauss first, then Vivaldi, Beethoven, Schubert, Haydn, Brahms and Lehár, composers the house chooses for their ties to Vienna. In 2026 the series marks Mozart’s 270th birthday and gives him the greater part of the night.
Arpad Patkolo
First violin
Nao Kitabatake
Flute
Zoltan Janikovic
Double bass
ClassicMozart, Strauss and Vivaldi, almost every night
DanceA pair waltzes in front of the ensemble
OperaArias and duets with the vocal soloists
The programme
The published programme
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Serenade No. 13 in G major, K. 525 — “Eine kleine Nachtmusik”
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Rondo alla turca — the Turkish March
Antonio Salieri
Sinfonia “La Veneziana” in D major — second and third movements
Antonio Vivaldi
The Four Seasons — a movement, chosen for the season
Johann Strauss II
Wiener Blut — the duet
Vittorio Monti
Csárdás
Johann Strauss II
An der schönen blauen Donau, Op. 314
Johann Strauss I
Radetzky March, Op. 228
Soloists — A vocal soloist sings the arias and duets; a dancing pair joins several numbers.
The orchestra compiles the programme itself and changes it with the season and with the vocal soloist. Its own listing of the repertoire also names Beethoven’s Romance in F major, Haydn’s Serenade Op. 3 No. 5, Lehár’s “Ball Sirens” from The Merry Widow and the Papageno–Papagena duet from The Magic Flute.
Programme as published on wro.at/en — Vienna Classic Concerts, Schedules & Tickets and the two venue pages, checked on .
Know before you book
- Seats are not numbered: the evening staff show you to a seat inside the category you choose, and we ask for your party to be seated together.
- Ninety minutes. Mozart, Strauss, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Schubert, Haydn and Lehár — the orchestra compiles the programme itself and may change it on the night.
- Two rooms: the Festsaal of the Palais alte Börse and the Schubert Hall of the Wiener Konzerthaus. Every night names its room.
- The evening box office opens thirty minutes before the concert. Both rooms are barrier-free and air-conditioned; smart casual is the suggested dress.
- Your QR e-ticket and wallet pass are issued the moment you pay.
Questions guests ask
What is included in the price?
Everything. The price shown is the price charged: our booking fee is €0.00 and we print it on your order at €0.00 rather than leaving it out.
When is my ticket issued?
At checkout. Your QR code, wallet pass and PDF exist the moment your card is charged.
Which room is my concert in?
Each date says so before you book — the Palais alte Börse on Wipplingerstraße or the Wiener Konzerthaus on Lothringerstraße — and your ticket repeats it.
Why can I not pick a seat?
Neither room has numbered seats. You book a category and the evening staff show you to a seat inside it, which is how these historic halls have always been sold.
Can I change the date?
Yes, free, until 48 hours before, for the same category, up to twice. If the new date costs more you pay the difference; if it costs less, your original price stands.
Until when can I cancel?
Fourteen days from purchase, and never inside 48 hours of the concert — whichever comes first. The exact date is printed on your order line.
Will my party sit together?
We always book your party on one order and ask the hall to seat you together inside your category. If they seat you apart, tell us and we will put it right.
What if you cannot supply it?
You are refunded in full and immediately, whatever the date, and told that we could not supply it. There is no voucher and no substitute you did not choose.
Getting there
Palais alte Börse
Wipplingerstraße 34, 1010 Wien — Festsaal
Schottenring (U2, U4) is two minutes on foot and the Ring trams 1 and D stop at Börsegasse; the concert entrance is on Wipplingerstraße, on the far side of the building from the Ring.
About Palais alte Börse →Wiener Konzerthaus
Lothringerstraße 20, 1030 Wien — Schubert Hall
Stadtpark (U4) is three minutes on foot and Karlsplatz (U1, U2, U4) about seven; trams 2, 71 and D stop at Schwarzenbergplatz.
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