4/5 Chicco L. 8 months ago on Google
The
location
of
this
venue
is
excellent,
showcasing
the
beautiful
baroque
architecture
from
the
1700s.
During
my
trip,
I
noticed
numerous
people
dressed
as
Mozart
trying
to
sell
tickets
to
the
Wiener
Residenzorchester
Konzert.
While
such
encounters
usually
irritate
me,
these
individuals
approached
us
with
kindness
and
no
intrusion.
Curiosity
piqued,
we
decided
to
attend
the
concert.
The
performance
featured
a
mix
of
Mozart,
Strauss,
and
Vivaldi,
combining
elements
of
a
concert,
ballet,
and
opera,
all
catered
to
tourists.
The
ensemble,
consisting
of
a
piano,
flute,
three
violins,
a
viola,
and
a
contrabass,
might
not
have
been
a
fully-fledged
orchestra,
but
it
allowed
for
more
affordable
ticket
prices
compared
to
traditional
opera,
concert,
or
ballet
performances
in
Vienna.
As
a
first-time
experience,
I
was
thoroughly
satisfied
with
the
event,
especially
since
the
musicians
and
dancers
injected
humor
into
the
performance,
adding
a
fun
twist
to
the
original
context.
However,
there
were
a
couple
of
downsides.
The
person
who
sold
us
the
tickets
didn't
mention
any
specific
dress
code
and
assured
us
that
our
casual
outfits
were
perfectly
acceptable.
While
the
staff
didn't
object,
we
did
receive
some
disapproving
looks
from
other
guests.
Additionally,
the
seating
consisted
of
"moveable"
chairs
rather
than
proper
theater
seats,
which
was
a
minor
inconvenience.
Despite
these
minor
drawbacks,
I
highly
recommend
obtaining
tickets,
visiting
the
venue
(which
you
can
do
in
just
15
minutes
before
the
start
of
the
concert),
and
savoring
the
unique
experience!