String Quartet: (2 Violins, Viola, Cello) The foundation of the Mozart Ensemble Vienna Claudio Bentes founded his first string quartette at the ...
The oldest concert hall in Vienna
The Sala Terrena (from Italian: hall of the ground floor) in Mozarthaus Vienna is located in Vienna’s historical city center, nearby both St. Stephan’s Cathedral and Hofburg.
It was built as part of the monastery of the German Teutonic Order in the second half of the 12th century.
The oldest concert hall in Vienna
The Sala Terrena (from Italian: hall of the ground floor) in Mozarthaus Vienna is located in Vienna’s historical city center, nearby both St. Stephan’s Cathedral and Hofburg.
It was built as part of the monastery of the German Teutonic Order in the second half of the 12th century.
Beautiful frescoes
Visible Baroque influences can be viewed in the well-preserved Venetian late Renaissance style of the interior. The beautiful and expressive frescoes of the Sala Terrena illustrate rich ornamentation and reveal mythical scenes.
The selected location provides the perfect setting for an evening of highest quality.
Let us tempt you into a world of Baroque sensuality and love for life!
Sala Terrena – where Mozart himself played
In 1781 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived in the monastery of the German Teutonic Order. He played several concerts in Vienna’s oldest concert hall on behalf of Archbishop Colloredo, an important patron of the Mozart family. Come and experience Mozart’s spirit at our performances in the Mozarthaus!
Mozart in Vienna (1781 – 1791)
Following the great success of Opera Idomeneo in Munich, Mozart was summoned to Vienna by his employer Archbishop Colloredo. At this time, Mozart was 25 years old. Mozart arrived at the House of Teutonic Order by stagecoach on March 17th, 1781. On the same day, he gave his first concert at the Sala Terrena. Mozart wrote in a letter to his father, “We had music at 4 o’clock. There were 20 people here, but of the highest noblesse.”
After a heated argument with his patron Colloredo, Mozart quit his job and worked thereafter as a self-employed performer and teacher.
Mozart lived in Vienna for ten years, and died in his apartment on Rauhensteingasse in 1791.
Located in the heart of Vienna:
Singerstraße 7, 1010 Wien (Vienna)
only 150 meters from the St. Stephen’s Cathedral, close to metro station Stephansplatz (U1, U3)
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| Cat. A | € 69.00 |
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| Cat. B | € 59.00 |
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| Student | € 42.00 |
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