An amazing artistic experience in a beautiful setting, wonderful music and a great artistic ensemble. Ended with a long, chanting applause from everyone present.

We had a wonderful time with very competent singers and very fun. All very organized and comfortable. Location is amazing

One of the best concert experiences we had this December in Vienna, which is saying a great deal! The trumpet and organ recital is held in the beautiful and intimate space of the Malteser Church located on one of the prime shopping streets in Vienna, Kärtnerstrasse 37. Freddy Staudigl plays several trumpets with exceptional skill providing a warm, modulated, brilliant sound that was at times gentle and times soared to the heavens. Tonight he was joined by Robert Koizar playing the "historic baroque organ, built in 1767 by Gottfried Sonnholz (1695‐1781), boasts 339 pipes, with over 300 remaining original from the Baroque era. Despite its limited number of stops, the Sonnholz organ at the Maltese Church in Vienna produces a rich and diverse sound that is truly captivating." (courtesy of the Malteserkirche website). Robert came down and gave a brief history of the organ in both English and German adding to the feeling of being amongst friends. We were thankful to be seated over one of the heaters under the pews since it was a cold evening in December and enjoyed that Freddy himself handed out cushions for the pews to make guests more comfortable. Given a choice of this concert or, say, the one at Stefansdom, choose this one. It is an infinitely better choice.

My husband and I had VIP tickets last week. We enjoyed the meal, the carriage ride and the concert. We appreciated all the help our pages provided (Denise & Lily). We thoroughly enjoyed the performance, and meeting the conductor & two of the singers at intermission. What a fabulous way to spend our anniversary.

Concert is quite good but don t take the dinner with Bad food, bad ambiance, drinks are very expensive , service is not here Really a bad experience for the price.

The concert, music , hall, musicians, director were phantastic, really a great event. Four dots instead of five fo0r the dinner in Grand Hotel Wien: really miserable. If the Hotel is not interested to concert's guests, better to avoid the dinner at all. Poor food, no choice, no coffee available: really a bad experience

Dinner at the Bristol was pleasant enough. We had purchased the category A seats for this concert which was held in the Brahms Hall. Given the flat floor for the audience and only a slightly elevated stage for the musicians, my view was limited to sporadic glimpses of the conductor's wig and my wife's view was even more disappointing. The performance itself was good so during the pause, we collected the DVD and will listen to the full performance without straining in vain to actually see it. The Brahms is not friendly to the patrons.

The concert hall is fantastic. The orchestra and singers are fabulous, dressed in costume, giving us a memorable evening. It was our second visit, last year it was a Strauss concert, which again was fantastic. Dress code is smart casual but many people were simply dressed in their winter holiday clothes. A great evening was had by all.

Dinner was wonderful and the dining room was elegant in the hotel. Concert was excellent although seated at the front had limited viewing only because the seating arrangement in the room. Players need to be higher up so viewing would be easier

Most enjoyable concert in the Brahms-Saal. We had seats in middle balcony and had a fantastic view of the musicians. Sound was also perfect. The concert was a very good mix of orchestra and opera snippets. The conductor involved the audience at one point during the performance which was great. Highly recommend this Mozart Konzert.

A very emotional concert in a fantastic teathre. I hope to have a possibility in the future to listen to a full Strauss concert.

My husband and I attended Mozart in period costume. What an experience! I cannot recommend this highly enough. If you have the opportunity to experience this, do not pass it up. Highly, highly recommend!

If you're a serious music lover these concerts are not for you. We went because we wanted to see the inside of the Musikverein. The music played was perfectly chosen as it was mostly well known musical bonbons adequately played but if you wanted a serious concert, Vienna offers much better quality. We were also disappointed by the seating in this great concert hall as it is not raked. This means that if there is someon tall in front of you, the view isn't great. It has put us off ever trying to get to one of the famous New Year's concert at the musikverein.

Very intresting and beautiful.. No regret.. Thank you for amazing show.. We very enjoy for whole show.

Performance was great enjoyed But seat was very uncomfortable to sit and very much cramped Feeling extremely hot inside May be non air-conditioned or may be air conditioners not working I could not sit for whole programme due to uncomfortable seats I recommend any other places for music