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Capuchin Church: Sound of Christmas Concert
Ignite your holiday spirit with magical Christmas carols and festive tunes
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St. Stephen's Cathedral Concerts
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2 Tegetthoffstraße, 1010, Vienna- Show your ticket directly at the entrance to the concert
- Admission 30 minutes prior to the start of the concert
- Last admission to the crypt is at 17:30
Step into a world of timeless classics with the Vienna Emperor's Quartet as they perform Mozart's A Little Night Music in the Capuchin Church. Alongside Mozart, the program also includes Schubert's Ave Maria, Haydn's Emperor's Quartet, and Bach's Air.
During the festive season, enjoy the concert's repertoire of Advent carols, splendid music, and vocals, creating a heartwarming ambiance perfect for the holidays.
Combine your concert visit with the most famous crypt in the world, the Imperial Crypt. The burial place of the Habsburgs since 1618 lets you feel 400 years of Austrian and European history. Marvel at the tombs of famous rulers, such as Emperor Franz Joseph and his beautiful wife Elisabeth "Sisi", the impressive double coffin of "Empress" Maria Theresa and Franz I Stephan of Lorraine or the modest copper coffin of the reform emperor Joseph II. Last admission to the crypt is at 17:30, so it is wonderful to combine it with the concert.