SOMMERNACHTSKONZERT 2024 / SUMMER NIGHT CONCERT 24
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With this open-air concert in Sch÷nbrunn, the Vienna Philharmonic wishes to provide all Viennese, as well as visitors to the city, with a special musical experience in the impressive setting of Sch÷nbrunn Palace and it's beautiful baroque gardens, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. - Since 2004 the Vienna Philharmonic has provided an outstanding experience for the audience. In the recent years the orchestra has been conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, Valery Gergiev, Franz Welser-M÷st, Daniel Barenboim, Christoph Eschenbach, Zubin Mehta and Andris Nelsons. Among the previous guest soloists were: Ren?e Fleming, Lang Lang, Rudolf Buchbinder, Katia and Marielle Lab?que, Yuja Wang, Jonas Kaufmann, Igor Levit, Gautier Capu?on and Elina Garanca. It is Sony Classical?s 12th release of the Summer Night Concert.
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