City of music
Beč je bio centralna tačka Betovenovog života više od 35 godina Vienna was the focal point of Beethoven’s life for more than 35 years
Vienna has for centuries been a magnet for talented com- posers, musicians and per- formers. From the 18 th cen- tury to the early 20 th century, the city experienced its golden age of music. Famous com- posers like Wolfgang Amade- us Mozart, Ludwig van Beetho- ven, Joseph Haydn, Johannes Brahms, Franz Schubert and Johann Strauss II (the “King of the Waltz”) all called Vienna ho- me. The city’s musical heritage is celebrated through its many concert halls and the world-fa- mous Vienna Philharmonic Or- chestra. When in Vienna, ma- ke sure to visit the Vienna State Opera, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses. Or catch a classical concert in a historic setting like that of the Musikverein concert hall. Opera and Musikverein The Vienna State Opera (Staat- soper) is one of the first magni - ficent buildings in the city’s Rin - gstrasse. Opened in 1869 with a performance of Mozart’s Don
Giovanni, it is today among the world’s most important ope- ra houses, with the richest re- pertoire – including more than 300 performances annually. The National Opera (Volksoper) is Vienna’s second largest ope- ra house and offers a varied re- pertoire featuring operas, ope- rettas, musicals, ballets and contemporary dance shows. Opened in 1898, it has included an opera programme in its offer since 1903. Most classical music concerts in Vienna are performed in the
Između barokne ere i doba revolucije, Mocart je svoje najkreativnije i najuspešnije godine proveo u Beču
Between the Baroque era and the Age of Revolution,
Mozart spent his most creative and successful years in Vienna
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