Digital Experience

Discover the Wiener Symphoniker online: our latest Instagram and TikTok posts, the best YouTube playlists and our Takt.Gefühl programme on Radio Klassik!

Magical

Christmas

In a spectacular setting

As every year, the traditional Advent concert of the Wiener Symphoniker delighted audiences once again. Under the motto ‘Bohemian Christmas’, works by Bedřich Smetana and Antonín Dvořák, as well as music from Three Wishes for Cinderella, were performed at St. Stephen’s Cathedral under the baton of chief conductor Petr Popelka. ORF III will broadcast the Advent concert in prime time on the fourth Sunday of Advent.

to the Wiener Advent 2025 on ORF III

Patrick Doyle

In concert

On 29 January 2026, the time has finally come once again: as part of their Cinema:Sound series, the Wiener Symphoniker will bring a film music legend to Vienna for the fourth time. For the first time, the Golden Hall of the Musikverein will become the stage for the music of Scottish composer Patrick Doyle - an immersive sonic experience that leads orchestra and audience alike through a rich variety of soundscapes.

Gründungsfoto der Wiener Symphoniker im Musikverein

An extraordinary piece of music history: to mark the 125th anniversary of the Wiener Symphoniker, the Austrian Media Library is making concert recordings and broadcasts from the radio station ‘Rot-Weiß-Rot’ from 1952-1955 available in digital form. Listen now!

to the Austrian Media Library

Takt.Gefühl

The Radio Show of the Wiener Symphoniker

Michael Gmasz, moderator of Radio Klassik Stephansdom (107,3), offers every month an in-depth glimpse into the everyday life and into the artistic programme of the Wiener Symphoniker: from Vienna to Bregenz and far beyond.

Broadcast times of Radio Klassik Stephansdom:
Every fourth Saturday of the month, 2.00-3.00pm
"Da Capo" on the following Wednesday, 8.00-9.00pm

Recommendations

Joe Hisaishi, a living legend of film music, conducted the Wiener Symphoniker in the sold-out Golden Hall of the Musikverein. In addition to his second symphony, the programme included some of his most famous film scores, including the symphonic suite from "Princess Mononoke".

to the excerpt from Cinema:Sound 2023

From living room to living room: during the 2020-21 pandemic, the Wiener Symphoniker showed that you don't need packed concert halls to offer your audience a musical treat. The popular online concerts featured both long-standing companions and newcomers who are now regular guests, whether at home in Vienna or on tour.

to the Living room concerts 1-15