Vienna Mozart Orchestra at the Musikverein

The Vienna Mozart Orchestra, founded in 1986, plays Mozart's best-known orchestral pieces, arias and duets in the Musikverein, with every performer in period costume and wig. Its own site counts 33 artists and the catalogue 30 musicians. The evening closes with The Blue Danube and the Radetzky March. Concerts start at 20:15 and end at about 22:00, with one interval of about 15 minutes.

Depending on the date, the concert is in the Golden Hall (1,744 seats plus standing room, according to Wikipedia) or the smaller Brahms Hall (about 600 seats). Tickets are sold as Superior, A, B and C, the last being the furthest from the stage, with reduced rates for students up to 27 with an ISIC card and children aged 5 to 18. The Vienna Philharmonic is resident in the same building, but this is a different ensemble and a different kind of concert.

Show your ticket at the entrance of the Musikverein, Musikvereinsplatz 1, at least 15 minutes early. The organiser recommends elegant attire and does not allow photos or filming during the performance. Wheelchair users must email the organiser before booking to confirm a space, as the catalogue itself lists the product as not accessible.