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Coffee Concert No. 4 "Oh, my goodness!"

Volkshaus Jena

Concert in Linz 2026

Brucknerhaus

Season Finale - Eroica

Decorah High School

Die Fledermaus ("The Bat") is a comic operetta by Johann Strauss II about revenge, mistaken identities, and romantic deceptions that unfold at a grand masquerade ball on New Year's Eve. Dr. Falke orchestrates a revenge plot against his friend, Eisenstein, who once left him drunk and humiliated in a bat costume. The elaborate plan involves Eisenstein unwittingly flirting with his own disguised wife, Rosalinde, while she is also in disguise, and their maid, Adele, aspiring to a career in acting. The night culminates with the characters in prison, where their secrets are revealed, and everything is eventually, and humorously, blamed on the champagne.

Die Fledermaus

Casa Italiana

RPO: Space! 2026

Eastman Theatre

Concert in Hamburg 2026

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Operetta melodies by Johann Strauss, Emmerich Kálmán, and Franz Lehár are part of the New Favoriten Mandolin Orchestra's regular repertoire. This concert, steeped in tradition, celebrates the orchestra's 75th anniversary and is committed to offering a special program. This includes compositions dedicated to the orchestra over its long history, such as "Mein Favoriten" by Ernst Mifka. You can also look forward to vocal performances by our guests Katharina Jing An Gebauer and Alexander Mutafchiyski, a surprise, and the witty commentary by Victor Kautsch. Eduard Papazoff will conduct the concert.

The New Favorite Mandoline Orchestra Is 75

Das MuTh

Opera Bohemia, Scotland’s professional touring company, returns with Strauss’s sparkling comic masterpiece, Die Fledermaus — a riotous evening of mischief, mistaken identities, and irresistible melodies. Director John Wilkie and designer Alisa Kalyanova transport this hilarious tale of revenge at a lavish party from Austria to Scotland! A star-studded cast includes Scottish favourite Catriona Clark, former Scottish Opera Emerging Artists Laura Margaret Smith and Ross Cumming, and American baritone Whitaker Mills, who recently made his debut at New York’s Metropolitan Opera. Featuring the Opera Bohemia Ensemble conducted by Alistair Digges for some performances and accompanied by piano and violin for others, this is operetta at its most entertaining — fast-paced, funny, and full of charm. Sung in English.

Dumfries Campus - University of the West of Scotland (UWS)

Eastgate Theatre

Lossiemouth Town Hall

National Trust for Scotland

Rothesay Academy Joint Campus

The Old Kirk

The Gaiety Theatre

St John's Renfield Church

Perth Concert Hall

International piano phenomenon Lang Lang returns to your TSO! Since he burst onto the stage in 1999, Lang Lang has been astonishing audiences around the world with his dazzling performances. He has performed with all of the major orchestras and is one of the greatest pianists of his generation. His performance of Beethoven’s Second Piano Concerto is not to be missed.

Lang Lang

Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

Based on the timeless, imaginative novel, Richard Strauss’ Don Quixote conjures the knight’s story with otherworldly tones and artistic narrative. Philadelphia Orchestra’s cellist Yumi Kendall “plays” the main character of the heroic Don Quixote’s fantastical adventures. Johann Strauss, Jr. praises Spain’s treasured musical traditions in Spanish March. Manuel de Falla’s The Three-Cornered Hat features a comedy of errors with frenzied and euphoric tones.

Strauss' Don Quixote

Appell Center for the Performing Arts

Operetta has a reputation for being the inferior little sister of opera: kitsch, slapstick, and cheap entertainment. Yet experts agree that operetta is the secret king of musical theater, considered a socio-political mirror of its time.

It will get light again...

Scharoun-Theater Wolfsburg

Stadttheater Lippstadt

Class Classics begins with the musical enthusiasm of young people who qualify with their school orchestras and learn from the professionals of the Munich Radio Orchestra during rehearsals what matters for a big performance. The goal is a joint concert with the Munich Radio Orchestra at the Isar Philharmonic Hall in the Gasteig HP8.

Classical class – Dance Around the World

Gasteig HP8

Marin Symphony Principal Pops Conductor, the irrepressible Stuart Chafetz, brings us a delightful program of light classics, with critters everywhere. Not only bats, bugs, and birds, but also a splash of Beatles!

Marin Symphony Pops 2026: Bats & Bugs & Birds, Oh My!

Marin Center

Every evening, when the heavy bells of St. Jakobi Church announce midnight, a mysterious clacking, stomping, tiptoeing, and rumbling can be heard from the Lübeck Theater. Theater ghost Johann von Rasselstein has been on the trail of the mystery for years – because every night they awaken: forgotten dancing shoes, old boots, worn-out slippers... What drives the shoes? And why do they only dance when no one is looking? It's high time to unravel the mystery.

2.  Children's concert Shoe -Pranks at Midnight

Theater Lübeck

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the Dearborn Symphony invites you to an evening of music made for falling in love—with rhythm, with movement, and maybe even with each other. Shall We Dance is a romantic, high-spirited night out designed for couples, friends, and anyone looking to celebrate the joy of connection through music and motion.

The concert itself flows with the charm and energy of a night on the town. Liszt’s Mephisto Waltz brings smoldering passion and drama, while Strauss’s Voices of Spring waltz enchants with its elegance—performed live with dancers from Downriver Dance Academy, under the artistic direction of Genrich. Later, tango-inspired rhythms and Latin flair take center stage in Piazzolla’s Libertango, performed in collaboration with the Dearborn Youth Symphony, adding a fresh, youthful spark to the evening.

Shall We Dance?

Ford Community & Performing Arts Center

Concert in Munich 2026

Munich Residence

Welcome to a carnivalesque evening full of lively rhythms and magnificent orchestration! The concert begins with Dvořák's sparkling Carnival Overture , followed by two lively overtures by Johann Strauss. Solo violinist Hanan Santos brings Paganini's virtuoso Carnival of Venice to a brilliant climax. The concert continues with Berlioz's fiery Roman Carnival Overture , which captures the festive atmosphere of Rome.

Carnival of Sounds with J. Strauss and N. Paganini

University of Salzburg Great Hall of the University

Welcome to a carnivalesque evening full of lively rhythms and magnificent orchestration! Dvořák's lively Carnival Overture kicks things off, followed by two lively overtures by Johann Strauss. Solo violinist Hanan Santos gives Paganini's virtuoso Carnival of Venice a brilliant climax. The program continues with Berlioz' fiery overture to the Roman Carnival, which captures the festive atmosphere of Rome.

Carnival of sounds with J. Strauss and N. Paganini

Guest Concert

BASF-Feierabendhaus

Celebrate the elegance, charm, and exuberance of the Viennese musical tradition in a sparkling evening of beloved classics!

The concert opens with the effervescent Overture to Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss, Jr., setting the stage for a night of irresistible rhythm and flair. Then, experience the graceful brilliance of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23, performed by the exceptional Eric Guo—a masterpiece of lyrical beauty and refinement.

Postcards from Vienna

FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre

The Future is Now

Aurora University

Experience a night of glamour, laughter and irresistible melodies as Florida Grand Opera bring Johann Strauss II’s Die Fledermaus to life—South Florida-style!

Ziff Ballet Opera House

Get ready for a night of glamour, laughter, and irresistible melodies as we bring Johann Strauss II’s Die Fledermaus to life—South Florida style! Inspired by the vibrancy and energy of our city, this production is more than just an opera; it’s a celebration. We’re transforming the grandeur of the Viennese courts into a dazzling spectacle, packed with surprises, special guest appearances, and a party you won’t want to miss.

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County

Following a sold-out performance in 2023, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra returns with the illustrious Maestro Riccardo Muti, bringing the sweeping romance of The Gypsy Baron to the dramatic power of Hindemith's Mathis der Maler, and the rhythmic intensity of Ravel's beloved, Spanish-inspired ballet Boléro.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Concert in Luzern 2026

Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre

On rare occasions has The Soraya’s Great Hall resounded with Brahms, the Romantic composer often grouped with Bach and Beethoven as the most important composers of two centuries of music, encompassing the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods.

Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

Aurel Dawidiuk | Dances and Marches by Strauss & Brahms

The Bell, Bremen

Celebrate the arrival of the New Year in true Viennese style with Welsh National Opera’s toe-tapping take on the world-famous New Year’s Concert in Vienna. WNO Orchestra will fill the air with a delightful selection of waltzes, polkas, and dances to lift the spirits and welcome the year ahead in style.

WNO Orchestra: A New Year’s Celebration

Bute Park

Whether it's raining, storming, or snowing outside, we'll play our way into spring! The New Year's Concert of the Neue Philharmonie Frankfurt features waltzes, polkas, marches, arias, and duets, lively and melodious music by Johann Strauss, Robert Stolz, Paul Lincke, and many other masters of light music. The great tradition of the Viennese New Year's Concerts will be duly honored, with gems by Vivaldi and Dvořák, and delicacies like "Veronika, der Lenz ist da" (Veronica, Spring Is Here) and the brilliant "Frühlingsstimmenwalzer " (Spring Voices Waltz) – the finest entertainment all about spring.

Concert for the New Year 2026 – When the white lilac blooms again

Alte Oper

New Year's Concert in the afternoon »Between Vienna and Buenos Aires«

A bucket list of favorite travel destinations is truly timeless. In this vibrant New Year's concert, Casco Phil charts a musical Grand Tour through Europe's major cultural capitals. The ensemble follows in the footsteps of generations of young travelers who, between the 17th and 19th centuries, embarked on exclusive journeys through the continent to soak up the best of its art and culture.

New Year's Concerts – The Grand Tour

Cultuurcentrum Ter Dilft

Sint-Laurentiuskerk

Municipal Theater Mechelen

The Velinx

Glazunov’s Violin Concerto is one of the best-kept secrets of the romantic repertoire, a score whose sensuous, rhapsodic solo line weaves sweetness and melancholia. The sensational prodigy Paloma So plays it here but for the rest of this concert, prepare to party like its 1899 as the Oxford Philharmonic masquerades as its Vienna counterpart to bring in the New Year with the stirring marches, pointed polkas and elegant waltzes of Austrian tradition. Marios Papadopoulos takes charge of music bounding with joie de vivre that’s also all about detail and style. There’s no better way to drive away the January blues than be swept away by some of the most embracing music ever written.

A Viennese New Year

Oxford Town Hall

Experience the magic of a traditional Viennese New Year celebration – and welcome 2026 in lavish style.

Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Viennese New Year

Celebrate the New Year with an uplifting afternoon of beautiful music full of Viennese charm.

The Hallé – Viennese New Year

The Bridgewater Hall

Join conductor Stephen Bell and the Hallé, along with incredible soprano Soraya Mafi for a trip around the ballrooms of Vienna in this much-loved New Year’s concert.

Viennese New Year

Immerse yourself in all the glorious opulence of a traditional Viennese New Year celebration – and welcome 2026 in lavish style.

Aberdeen Music Hall

Usher Hall

New Year's Concert "Between Vienna and Buenos Aires"

The swirling majesty and joyous sounds of the traditional Viennese Gala will see you spinning into the New Year with a flourish! Merry waltzes, polkas and marches from Johann Strauss II, his family and contemporaries fill this sparkling concert evening that will transport you from your seat in the concert hall all the way into the traditional gala halls of Vienna.

New Year’s Day Viennese Gala

Lighthouse, Poole's Centre for the Arts

Music byi Benjamin Britten, Jacques Offenbach, Sarah Flower Adams, Paul Simon, J. S. Bach, Charles Gounod, Thomas Juneau, Oliver Wallace, Sting, Johann Strauss son and traditional English songs

Voci per la pace

Basilica della Santissima Annunziata del Vastato

Guest performance in Arnstadt New Year's Eve concert • SOLD OUT •

Theater in the castle garden

Our singers together with the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra set off acoustic fireworks at the "Great New Year's Eve Concert" in Duisburg Theatre, which brings the year to an amusing close with great opera music. Let us surprise you!

Grand New Year's Eve concert

Theater Duisburg

Experience a glamorous start to the new year with a concert that will take you from Italy to Spain and Vienna! With masterpieces by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Verdi and Johann Strauss, we celebrate the turn of the year together with the Philharmonie Salzburg and chief conductor Elisabeth Fuchs .

New Year's Eve concerts - Dancing into the new year

Bruckmühle

Town Hall Mattighofen

Ferry Porsche Congress Center

In 2025, the "Waltz King" Johann Strauss II would have celebrated his 200th birthday – and this, of course, deserves a fitting celebration outside of his native Vienna. The NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra is dedicating its New Year's Eve and New Year's Day concerts to the man of seemingly inexhaustible creativity. The North German orchestra thus joins the Viennese tradition of t

NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra / Katharina Konradi / Manfred Honeck

Guest performance at the Folkoperan

The soloist at this year's festive New Year's concert at the Folkoperan is the young rising star Rebecka Wallroth, mezzo-soprano. The 200th anniversary of Johann Strauss's birth is celebrated with opera, Viennese waltz - and tango! Conductor: Emil Eliasson.

New Year's Gala 2025

The Folk Opera

Immerse yourself in the sparkle of Johann Strauss with the lively Overture to Die Fledermaus, the exuberant Tritsch-Tratsch Polka, and the glittering Blue Danube Waltz. Be swept away by the romance of Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty Waltz and the festive magic of his Nutcracker Suite.

Adding to the celebration, soprano Claire Wild brings the beauty of the golden operetta age to life with show-stopping arias and songs by Lehár, Strauss, and Suppé – from the fiery ‘Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiß’ to the playful ‘Laughing Song’ from Die Fledermaus.

Viennese Christmas Spectacular by Candelight

Cadogan Hall 

Astrolabio concert

Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Theatre

A festive concert bringing together the Carlo Felice Children’s Choir and the Brass and Percussion Ensemble of the Paganini Conservatory: a musical journey that ignites the magic of Christmas

Ottoni squillanti e voci incantate

Carlo Felice Theater

Music by Benjamin Britten, Jacques Offenbach, Sarah Flower Adams, Paul Simon, J. S. Bach, Charles Gounod, Thomas Juneau, Oliver Wallace, Adolphe Adam, Sting, Johann Strauss (son) and traditional songs

InCanti di Natale

Chiesa di San Giacomo Maggiore

Pia Amofa-Antwi (known from "Pia and the Wild Nature") sets out on a special mission and ends up in Christmas-time Vienna 200 years ago, the home of composer and conductor Johann Strauss. He was a true pop star in his day. He composed waltzes, mazurkas, and polkas like an assembly line. Waltzes and waffles – that's how you get through the Christmas season in Vienna. And, of course, Christmas carols are part of it! That's when Pia needs some backup: a hearty sing-along is the order of the day!

Christmas with the Waltz King

Unterföhring Community Center

We are absolutely delighted to perform for you the world première of a new composition by Dominic McGonigal — ‘Sunset at Sea’. Dominic’s work has been described as having “great textures and a perfect sense of spacing and pacing” and his ‘Ave Maris Stella Takes Flight’ recently won the Palimpsest Competition at Canterbury Cathedral.

After training as a chorister, Dominic read music at King’s College, Cambridge where he sang bass in King’s Chapel Choir. He found his voice as a composer with his 'Missa Et Incarnatus Est', a large work for 8-part choir, soloists and small orchestra. These days he combines a career in the music business with performing and conducting, including appointments as musical director of COMA Voices, Stoneleigh Choral Society, the Church of St Anselm & St Cecilia in Holborn, Opera Spezzata, EJMS Big Band and St Giles Consort …. and as for this piece, you’ll just have to come and hear it for yourself.

Where the Water Flows...

All Saints Ecclesall

Concert by the Carlo Felice Theatre Foundation Children’s Choir to mark the 20th anniversary of the Porto dei Piccoli Hub

Canti in festa

Acquario di Genova

We hear classical parlour music as a quintet from the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra lights up the November night. The programme includes gems from Clara and Robert Schumann and swinging Viennese waltzes. Magnus Fryklund is at the piano.

Roses from Schumann & Strauss

Göteborgs Symfoniker

Medical Sciences Orchestra

Hamel Music Center

A Vienna New Year's Celebration

Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church

Concert in Tokyo

ARK Hills

Join the Culver City Symphony Orchestra and the SoCal Chorale in Veterans Auditorium for an uplifting tribute honoring courage and unity.

Summon the Heroes - a Culver City Symphony Orchestra Veterans Day Concert

Veterans Memorial Park Culver City

Johann Strauss II, the legendary Viennese Waltz King, was born in Vienna 200 years ago in 1825. However, he died a German, namely a citizen of the Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Out of love for Adele, the Imperial and Royal Court Ball music director renounced his Austrian citizenship and converted from Catholicism to Lutheranism – and this only because the Pope did not annul the Catholic marriage between Strauss and his second wife, Lilli. As an art connoisseur, Duke Ernst II gladly opened the doors to celebrity and was willing to make Strauss "his" citizen. Following naturalization, the Strauss couple were married in the court chapel of Ehrenburg Palace. In gratitude, Strauss dedicated the polka française "Neues Leben" (New Life) to the Duke. The anniversary concert "Straussiana" will feature works by Strauss's contemporaries, admirers, and the master himself. Of course, his non-blood-related namesake, Richard Strauss, who was himself a master of the late Romantic waltz, will also be featured. Star cellist Alexey Stadler will open his residency with "Don Quixote," a tone poem on a theme of chivalric character.

Straussiana

State Theatre Eisenach

They called him Schani, and we call him Johann Strauss the Younger. And whoever is a son also has a mother. And lovers. And wives. All of them, in their own way, played a part in his journey to becoming the King of Waltz. Curious how Schani's mother encouraged him to pursue a career in music against the wishes of his unfaithful father? What it was like with Jetty, Angelika, and Adele? How the Strausses composed, rehearsed, lived, and loved? To mark his 200th birthday, we lift the curtain and take a tongue-in-cheek look at a not-quite-normal family...

The Waltz King's Ladies

Prinzregententheater

Composers captivated by rivers transform their works. Moved by tragedy, Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 1 ebbs and flows with the treacherous yet gentle movement of the Rhine; Leonel Morales returns to the YSO as the featured pianist. Duke Ellington follows the transforming flow of water in the theatrical The River. Known as the ‘waltz king,’ Strauss’ composed On the Beautiful Blue Danube to boost wartime spirits with his uplifting work. Folk-inspired The Moldau, Bedrich Smetana’s symphonic poem admires the Vltava River through the magnificent Bohemian landscape.

Brahms & Ellington

Get ready for a grand tour of Europe with beloved travel expert Rick Steves as your guide. Rick Steves’ Symphonic Europe is a one-of-a-kind concert event that combines breathtaking symphonic music with stunning video from Rick’s acclaimed PBS travel series—projected above the orchestra in high-definition and synchronized live with the music.

From the noble beauty of Elgar and the rhapsodic sweep of Smetana’s The Moldau to the joyful grandeur of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy and the iconic charm of Strauss’s Emperor Waltz, each piece in this globe-trotting program evokes a different place, tradition, or cultural landmark. Rick Steves appears on screen throughout the concert, sharing personal insights and stories that deepen the audience’s connection to each work and destination.

Rick Steves’ Symphonic Europe

Coffee Concert No. 2 »On the Road Through Europe«

Music Director Emeritus for Life Riccardo Muti returns with an all-time orchestral favorite: Dvořák’s New World Symphony. Its glorious melodies capture the folk songs and spirituals the composer heard in America, dosed with a heartfelt longing for his Czech homeland. Composed in 1939, Hindemith’s majestic Mathis der Maler portrays an eminent Renaissance artist’s struggles against political repression.

Muti Conducts Strauss, Hindemith & Dvořák 9

Konzert zum Nationalfeiertag

Musikverein Wien

Concert of the Society of Friends of Music in Vienna

Homage to Johann Bouquet

Vienna Music Society

Anniversary concert «200 Years of Johann Strauss II»

Congress Center

„Alle 100 Jahre wieder“

Johann Strauss II, the legendary Viennese Waltz King, was born in Vienna 200 years ago in 1825. However, he died a German, namely a citizen of the Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Out of love for Adele, the Imperial and Royal Court Ball music director renounced his Austrian citizenship and converted from Catholicism to Lutheranism – and this only because the Pope did not annul the Catholic marriage between Strauss and his second wife, Lilli. As an art connoisseur, Duke Ernst II gladly opened the doors to celebrity and was willing to make Strauss "his" citizen. Following naturalization, the Strauss couple were married in the court chapel of Ehrenburg Palace. In gratitude, Strauss dedicated the polka française "Neues Leben" (New Life) to the Duke.

A2 Straussiana

Gotha City Hall

Guest performance in Weißenfels »Back from vacation«

Weißenfels Cultural Center

An ambitious local politician is talked into building a spaceport by an oligarch – to help his city - and perhaps himself - achieve new greatness. And yet Gabriel von Eisenstein actually has other problems: He is due to start a prison sentence tomorrow for disorderly conduct. But why face reality? Eisenstein prefers to follow the advice of his friend Dr. Falke and have a good time before starting his prison sentence - and thus falls into a net of intrigue in which quite a few honorable personalities stand to lose their good reputation.

The bat

German Oper am Rhein

Vienna, its life, its work. Let us recognize, on the occasion of the bicentenary of his birth, that Johann Strauss Jr. alone encapsulates the spirit of the city. His younger brother, Josef, does the same in his own way, whose polka-mazurka, The Dragonfly, confirms what a genius he would have been had he renounced his first profession. After the trumpets and Magyar arches of Von Suppé's very brassy Light Cavalry , Korngold's Violin Concerto conjures up the disenchanted Vienna of Yesterday's World. Two cities, two atmospheres.

Gala Johann Strauss / Dueñas / Honeck

Maison de la Radio et de la Musique

Named Gramophone’s 2023 Young Artist of the Year, violinist Stella Chen has dazzled audiences worldwide and now makes her highly anticipated Vancouver debut with Saint-Saëns’ mesmerizing Third Violin Concerto. Conductor David Danzmayr, Music Director of the Oregon Symphony, brings his dynamic energy to Schubert’s enigmatic “Unfinished Symphony.” The evening culminates in pure splendor with Richard Strauss’ shimmering suite from his sophisticated Viennese comedy, Der Rosenkavalier.

Saint-Saëns’ Third Violin Concerto

Orpheum

When it comes to festivity and elegance in the world of music, few names shine brighter than Johann Strauss II. This year marks the 200th anniversary of his birth – celebrated with a concert brimming with sparkling waltzes and whirling polkas.

Masters of the Waltz

Stockholm City Hall

It's Carnival in Venice. The city is filled with masks and disguises, longings and illusions. Everything is permitted as long as Carnival reigns. In the colorful hustle and bustle of the lagoon city, Duke Urbino, a notorious playboy, pursues every skirt that crosses his path, sending the city's husbands into a panic. But while the men try to protect their wives from the infamous seducer, the wives have long since made plans of their own – defying any male dominance...

A night in Venice

Globe Coburg

We begin transporting you to the natural world through the magic of music with Strauss’ famous Tales from the Vienna Woods — waltzes through the countryside with poetic justice. Followed by York Symphony’s Principal Oboe Jill Haley’s work, National Parks Suite No. 2, which embodies America’s beloved landscapes. We finish the evening with Beethoven’s Sixth “Pastorale” Symphony which expresses a range of emotions while in nature – the pure joy of rambling in the woods to crashing sounds of a looming thunderstorm.

Beethoven's Sixth Symphony

Our season opens with a thrilling journey through myth, motion, and majesty. This all-orchestral program highlights the exceptional musicianship of the Dearborn Symphony, offering a vibrant and engaging experience for both longtime patrons and first-time guests.

We begin with Offenbach’s riotous Orpheus in the Underworld Overture, a cheeky romp through the realm of the gods, best known for its exhilarating can-can. Strauss’s Perpetuum Mobile keeps the energy spinning with its witty, whirlwind momentum — a musical joke that never runs out of steam.

Johann Strauss II

Events

Upcoming events

May 17, 2026

Over the Rainbow · Opera Carlo Felice Genova

Jun 7, 2026

Dances the World Over · Santa Clarita Symphony Orchestra

Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2026

Die Fledermaus · Opera Holland Park

Past events

May 3, 2026

Coffee Concert No. 4 "Oh, my goodness!" · Jenaer Philharmonie

Apr 28, 2026

Concert in Linz 2026 · Vienna Johann Strauss Orchestra

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