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To revive chamber music in authentic atmosphere and intimate environment was our initial dream. We have always had two fundamental goals:

To enrich the concert experience of Vienna visitors and music lovers with top-class performed chamber music, including numerous musical repertoires from Viennese and in Vienna lived composersTo provide an appropriate venue, which copes with the greatness of these works. 

HistoryOur music cycle was launched in October 2011 with “Vivaldi Exclusive – Four Seasons and More”. Anyone who has ever heard the “Four Seasons” knows about the stirring music that Vivaldi has created here. Further violin concerts of the Italian maestro were held at St. Anne church and it was a complete success.

In March 2012 the concert series were renamed as “Classic Exclusive-Concerts in St. Anne Church” and henceforth continued to work with several composers who are firmly anchored in the Viennese classical scene. We restage selected, whole works for string quartets and chamber music by Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven and Bach. In addition to the concert series we perform on selected days chamber music repertoires with period instruments from the XVIII-XIX century.

We deploy musicians in our ensembles who play in prestigious Viennese orchestras, in order to present jointly the highlights of the Viennese classics. To find an appropriate venue, which justifies the musical works, was and is still considered as very important aspect to us. The interior architecture of the St. Anne Church emphasizes acoustically and in a wonderful way the enjoyable sounds of the masterful music.

The Vienna Musikverein is not only Vienna's most beautiful and traditional location for classical concerts. It is also home of highly-renowned concert halls. The Golden Hall (New Year's Day Concert) and the Brahms Hall attract visitors from around the globe who wish to experience an evening of pure musical enjoyment.

In 1863, the neoclassical architect Theophil von Hansen was commissioned to design the new building of the Society of Music Lovers (Musikverein). The construction was made possible thanks to the generous Christmas gift from Emperor Franz Joseph I, who gave the Society of Music Lovers the area opposite the  St. Charles Church (Karlskirche). To honor the gift, a building plan was created that would turn the magnificent building into an architectural highlight of the Ringstrasse. The Musikverein was opened with a festive concert in 1870.

The House of the Vienna Musikverein was built entirely in the style of ancient Greece. The Ionic columns, Caryatids, gable reliefs, and breathtaking ceiling paintings give the impression that a temple for music has been built here. An ambiance was created that not only impresses with its excellent acoustics but also appeals to all the senses, thus showcasing the concerts at the Musikverein to their best advantage.

To this day, the “Musikverein” remains a center of international concert life. Every year, the New Year’s Concert is being broadcast from the Golden Hall to an audience of over a billion worldwide. In addition to the jewels of the Golden Hall and the Brahms Hall, the House of the Vienna Musikverein houses other newly built halls, such as the Glass Hall, the Metal Hall, the Stone Hall, and the Wooden Hall.