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Bedřich Smetana's best-known work depicts a symphonic journey along the Vltava: the river rises in softly murmuring springs, visits dancing nymphs in the moonlight, wanders through raging rapids and finally disappears majestically into the Elbe. The piece was written in 1874, when the composer was already completely deaf. With your ears pricked, you can embark on an exciting river journey at the family concert!

It has an inherent majestic strength: Camille Saint-Saëns' 3rd Symphony, composed in 1886 - one of the first non-sacred organ works for orchestra. With Saint-Saëns' powerful sounds, the Philharmonie Salzburg will first make the Stadtkirche Hallein tremble on this evening, before paying homage to Johann Strauss on his 200th birthday in the second part of the concert, together with the lower school choir of the Musisches Gymnasium Salzburg.

Eighty up-and-coming talents from the Salzburg Children's & Youth Philharmonic Orchestra aged between 7 and 19 perform a selection of songs by ABBA, CONCHITA, UDO JÜRGENS and other hits on this exciting concert evening, creating a great atmosphere. On stage: prizewinners of ZEIG DEIN TALENT.

Bedřich Smetana's most famous work depicts a symphonic journey along the Vltava River: The river rises from gently murmuring springs, visits dancing nymphs in the moonlight, flows through raging rapids, and finally disappears majestically into the Elbe. The piece was written in 1874, when the composer was already completely deaf. With your ears pricked, you can embark on an exciting river cruise at this family concert!

Against the imposing backdrop of the Alps, ensembles from the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra present masterful classical works in cozy mountain huts. Let yourself be enchanted by the unique atmosphere and exquisite sounds and enjoy musical highlights amidst nature.

The annual Berg:Klassik concert with the Salzburg Philharmonic offers a unique concert experience at over 2000 meters above sea level. On the summit of the "Kleine Scharte" in Bad Hofgastein, surrounded by breathtaking nature, you can enjoy a musical treat in a class of its own. The concert opens with Smetana's symphonic poem Vltava, which transforms the power and beauty of the Czech river into intoxicating sounds. Dvořák's famous symphony From the New World transports you to the vastness of America with powerful melodies and rhythmic energy. Another highlight of the evening: Edward Elgar's Cello Concerto with soloist Ferran Bardolet, which deals with the melancholy and emotional world of the post-war period. A concert that touches the soul and becomes an unforgettable experience in the heights of the mountains!

With their stylistic diversity, extravagant stage shows and the wonder of the century Freddie Mercury as lead singer, the band Queen is still a great source of inspiration for composition, singing and performance today.

The open-air concert at Austria's first beer estate offers musical diversity for the whole family. The Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra kicks off the evening with a child-friendly performance of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf . A colorful array of works from the world of Classical and Romantic music follows, with works by Mendelssohn, Haydn, and Beethoven performed under the open sky. In the evening, Monika Ballwein takes the stage and provides an atmospheric finale with Queen's greatest hits.