Orchestra Camerata Carnuntum gives a concert at Vienna Airport

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On May 4, 2024, the classical ensemble “Camerata Carnuntum” and Vienna Airport invite you to a special anniversary concert at AirportCity. With the performance of the “9. Symphony” by Ludwig van Beethoven, the Orchestra Camerata Carnuntum is celebrating its tenth anniversary – and the 200th anniversary of this masterpiece by Beethoven. With an extraordinary and unique production in which the entire orchestra is placed in the middle of the audience, classical music lovers can expect a unique experience.

For this event, the Vienna Airport Conference & Innovation Center (in Office Park 4) at Vienna Airport will become a concert hall. Beethoven's 9th Symphony is presented in a completely new setting that brings the audience up close to the orchestra. Instead of the usual distance between the audience and the orchestra, an experimental setting was chosen: the 120 musicians and choir members of the Camerata Carnuntum sit in the middle of the audience. This performance promises to be an unforgettable cultural event.

Beethoven's 9th Symphony

The 9th Symphony was premiered 200 years ago in 1824 and is the last completed symphony by the composer Ludwig van Beethoven. In the final movement of this symphony, vocal soloists and a mixed choir are used in addition to the orchestra. With a performance length of around 70 minutes, Beethoven's 9th Symphony clearly exceeded the usual dimensions at the time and thus prepared the ground for the Romantic symphony, some of which was full-length. Today, “Beethoven’s Ninth” is one of the most famous works of classical music worldwide.

Vienna Airport (Photo: Jan Gruber).
Vienna Airport (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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