The painting “The Kiss” by Gustav Klimt in the Belvedere Palace in Vienna is one of the most famous works of art in the world.
The Belvedere and Klimt’s Kiss are our exclusive stage on which we can present a selection of top international artists as well as “rising stars”. Let yourself be carried away in this breathtaking ambience from the Baroque to Vienna at the turn of the century. In addition to extremely varied music from magical to virtuoso, we give you an insight into the unique cultural history of Vienna based on the paintings on display in the castle. We answer numerous questions: What do the paintings tell us, which symbols have the artists hidden in them? How can one recognize the change in the zeitgeist of society in the paintings? And much more.
Join us on a musical and historical journey full of wonderful music, extraordinary artists, background information on art history and exclusive interviews in Belvedere Palace. A trip to Vienna right on your screen!
The stream will have English subtitles and is about 60 to 70 minutes long.
Calling up positive emotions is yet another important and underutilized way to heal the brain. Along with laughing yoga and therapy, which are long established practices underutilized in western cultures. These practices are able to shelter us from and transform the negativity left from a challenging day.
LOVE and GRATITUDE are the most powerful and profound of the positive emotions. An increasing number of people discover the immense benefits of meditation. With Heartmath, we teach our patients how to call up gratitude and use a simple breathing technique to learn how to balance their Autonomic Nervous System.
Music, movies and special events that move us have also long served as opportunities to become aware and recruit positive emotions. And with it they are essential in assisting us in rebalancing the body and brain through recruiting the very personal & positive memories. Utilized in their unique ways in different cultures around the world, feelings of LOVE and GRATITUDE are a powerful path to heal our body and the brain.
Please enjoy this newest addition to the ViennArt Network live stream events!
Yours in health,
Dr. Goetzel
Calling up positive emotions is yet another important and underutilized way to heal the brain. Along with laughing yoga and therapy, which are long established practices underutilized in western cultures. These practices are able to shelter us from and transform the negativity left from a challenging day.
LOVE and GRATITUDE are the most powerful and profound of the positive emotions. An increasing number of people discover the immense benefits of meditation. With Heartmath, we teach our patients how to call up gratitude and use a simple breathing technique to learn how to balance their Autonomic Nervous System.
Music, movies and special events that move us have also long served as opportunities to become aware and recruit positive emotions. And with it they are essential in assisting us in rebalancing the body and brain through recruiting the very personal & positive memories. Utilized in their unique ways in different cultures around the world, feelings of LOVE and GRATITUDE are a powerful path to heal our body and the brain.
Please enjoy this newest addition to the ViennArt Network live stream events!
Yours in health,
Dr. Goetzel
The ViennART Network was created by the famous conductor and my dear brother Sascha Goetzel.
Learn more about ViennART Project and founder, Sacha Goetzel here.
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Musical Pictures from Vienna - Part 1
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In our 2 new episodes we take you to a place of timeless and unparalleled beauty, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.
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- Duration: approx. 60 minutes
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In the first episode of “Musical Pictures from Vienna”, co-founder and VAN Creative Dir. Sascha Goetzel invites you to the premises of one of the most important museums in the world, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.
You will start your journey in the famous Bruegel Hall, where the picture “Tower of Babel” was chosen as the backdrop for the concert stage.
Artists & program
“An die Musik” song D. 547 by Franz Schubert
Michael Schade, tenor
Kristin Okerlund, piano
“Csárdás” from “Ritter Pasman” op.
441 by Johann Strauss
Philharmonic Five
“Wien, du Stadt meiner Träume“ song op. 1 by Rudolf Sieczyński
Mariam Battistelli, soprano
Kristin Okerlund, piano
Moments Musicaux No. 4 in E minor, Op.
16 by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Dorothy Khadem Missagh, piano
“Scherzo” from the piano quintet in A major op.
81 by Antonin Dvorak
Philharmonic Five
“Tu si ´na cosa grande” song by Domenico Modugno
Mariam Battistelli, soprano
Kristin Okerlund, piano
Adagio cantabile from the piano sonata No. 8 in C minor “Pathetique” op. 13 by Ludwig van Beethoven
Dorothy Khadem Missagh, piano
“Oh Danny Boy” song by Frederic Edward Weatherly
Michael Schade, tenor
Sophie Druml, violin
As the first musical guest we can welcome one of the most outstanding singers of our time, tenor Michael Schade. He will interpret Franz Schubert’s “An die Musik” for you together with Kristin Okerlund (piano).
This is followed by the PHILHARMONIC 5, well know from the intermission films of the Vienna Philharmonic’s New Year’s concert. They will perform Johann Strauss ’”Paszman Czardas”.
After an exclusive presentation of a surprise by the Austrian contemporary painter Oskar Stocker to the director of the museum, Dr. Sabine Haag, – Sascha Goetzel invites Dr. Haag for a chat to the café of the museum. In a very personal interview, she gives insights into her life as a director and the importance of art and culture in connection with the fundamental questions of humanity: Where do we come from? Where are we? Where are we going?
This is followed by musical performances by two young talents, Dorothy Kadem Missagh (piano) and Mariam Battistelli (soprano), mixed with an exclusive tour of the museum together with curator Sophie Führer.
Curator Sophie Führer discusses the painting “Tower of Babel” with us. It tells us a part of human history where the belief in absolute unity and equality was declared the highest value, regardless of the fact that it is accompanied by the obliteration of all individuality and diversity.
After the collapse of the tower, God provided for a diversity in languages and thus for a constructive diversity that could manifest itself in the art and culture of all societies through history.
We look forward to inviting you on a special journey through 5000 years of human cultural history with music, history and culture from Vienna.
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A Kiss from Vienna
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The Kiss (German: Der Kuss) painting by Gustav Klimt, which is exhibited at the Belvedere palace in Vienna, is one of the world's most famous works of art.
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- Language subtitle: English
- Price: € 12.90
- Duration approx. 60 - 70 mins
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On the occasion of this year’s Valentine’s Day, the day of love, we’re giving you access to Vienna’s most romantic palace, the Belvedere. Transformed into a digital stage, the palace will lift its digital curtain to present a unique concert and cultural experience, with a stage set featuring the world’s most famous lovers from Gustav Klimt’s “The Kiss”.
What setting could possibly be more fitting for Valentine’s Day than the most famous Art Nouveau lovers?
We’re giving you exclusive access to the staterooms of Belvedere palace and the history of its exhibited paintings, accompanied by authentic background reports focussing on cultural life in Vienna during the turn of the century, in 1900.
Artists & program
Open order of events
Neue Wiener Concert SCHRAMMELN:
• John Lennon – “Imagine”
• Johann Strauss – “Tales from the Vienna Woods” (German: G’schichten aus dem Wienerwald)
• Anonymous – “Viennese Dance” (Wiener Tanz)
• Gustav Mahler – “If You Love for Beauty” (Liebst du um Schönheit), Soloist: Rafael Fingerlos
Rafael Fingerlos, baritone with Kristin Okerlund, piano
• Korngold – “Mein Sehnen” from the opera “Die tote Stadt”
Sumi Hwang, soprano with Kristin Okerlund, piano
• Richard Strauss – Selection of songs including “Morgen” in G major and “Zueignung” in C major
Sophie and Ania Druml (violin and piano)
• Fritz Kreisler – “Liebesfreud”
• Fritz Kreisler – “Liebesleid”
• Fritz Kreisler – “Schön Rosmarin”
Sophie Druml, piano
• Hermann Leopoldi – “In einem kleinen Café in Hernals”
Sascha Goetzel will guide us through the programme with exclusive interviews revealing background information about Vienna’s unique cultural history and its people. Enjoy music, art and history from Vienna’s baroque period through to the turn of the century straight from your smartphone, tablet, computer or Smart TV – no matter where you are. We’re bringing Vienna, its culture and artists directly to you.
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Mozart in Schönbrunn
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Vienna, Schönbrunn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – what started as an invitation to the Imperial Court of Vienna in 1761, became one of the most epic stories in music history for the 6 year old genius prodigy child.
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- Duration approx. 60 - 70 mins
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In celebration of W.A. Mozart’s 265th birthday you can learn more about his music and career in Vienna.
Accompanied by the music of W.A.Mozart, we invite you on a special journey to discover Vienna. On this trip we take you to the original locations of one of the most magnificent and historically significant buildings in the world: Schönbrunn Palace.
We give exclusive insights into the staterooms of the palace and their history, accompanied by authentic background reports and music from the famous „Great Gallery“.
Among the international star guests, that we welcome to our show, are:
- Prof. Rainer Küchl (longstanding 1st concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra)
- Jinxu Xiahou (tenor, Vienna State Opera, Salzburg Festival)
- Rafael Fingerlos (Vienna State Opera, Semperoper Dresden)
Program
1. Serenade Nr. 13 in G major “A Little Night Music” KV 525
„Allegro“
2. „Die Zauberflöte“ KV 620 – „Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön“
Tenor: Jinxhu Xiahou
3. Symphony No. 40 in g-minor KV 550
„Molto Allegro“
4. Rondo for violin and orchestra C-major KV 373
Soloist: Prof. Rainer Küchl
5. Concert for Clarinet and Orchestra A-Major, KV 622
„Adagio“
Soloist: Vera Karner
6. “Der Schauspieldirektor” KV 486
Overture
(world premiere in the Orangery Schönbrunn)
7. „Le Nozze di Figaro” KV 492 –
“Non piu andrai”
Soloist: Rafael Fingerlos
8. Symphony No. 38 in D-major KV 504 (“Prager”)
„Presto“
9. Divertimento in F major KV 138
„Allegro“
Sascha Goetzel will lead through the program with the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra as musical partner.
In addition to exclusive historical reports that reveal extraordinary details about Schönbrunn Palace and the life of W.A.Mozart, Sascha Goetzel will welcome numerous guests as interview partners and take a look behind the scenes of Vienna and its cultural history.
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