Sommer Musik Woche 2022

Sing on Stage © Luzia Puiu

Sing on Stage © Luiza Puiu

Sing Along

Participation

Sing Along

Our Sing Along concerts focus on the communal experience, whether singing the most beautiful Christmas carols or famous songs on the themes of »James Bond« and »Carnival«. The team around Heinz Ferlesch, Clemens Haudum and Monika Jeschko and the »Sing Along« ensemble have prepared sheet music, stories about the origins and backgrounds of the songs for you. With joy, esprit and humor, they make music together with the Wiener Singakademie. Visitors receive song booklets that they can take home with them to continue singing.

Sing on Stage

Would you like to make music in a professional setting with other amateur singers, the Vienna Singakademie and the original Barucco sound orchestra? In the 2025/26 season, you will have the opportunity to sing well-known works by George Frideric Handel, e.g. choruses from »The Messiah«, »Alexander's Feast« or »Judas Maccabaeus«, on the stage of the Great Hall. At »Sing on Stage: Ein Fest für Händel«, 150 amateur singers can not only take a look behind the scenes of the concert business as part of our stage choir, but also become part of an exciting rehearsal process and the performance of the works under the direction of Heinz Ferlesch.

You can purchase your Stage Choir ticket by telephone or in person at our Ticket & Service Center. When booking your ticket, please indicate your voice group. Seats per vocal group are limited. Attendance at all Stage Choir rehearsals is compulsory. Please study the sheet music independently so that the short rehearsal time can be used exclusively for the artistic development of the work. The sheet music is available for download or can be printed out and purchased from the Ticket- & Service-Center for € 10.

Further information for stage choir participants and the sheet music will be posted online shortly. 

Here you can listen to the choirs sung by the Stage Choir.

SummerMusicWeek

For five days, participants aged nine and over, with and without previous musical knowledge, with and without disabilities, make music, sing, play and dance in various workshops. In an open atmosphere, they discover new things together under the guidance of professional musicians. They present what they have created to their families and friends in the Great Hall. Our Summer Music Week, which has already become a tradition and received the Zero Project Award for inclusive projects in 2023, enables people to immerse themselves in the world of music in a summery, carefree way.