Philipp Hochmair & The Electric Hand of God

Everyman Reloaded

Philipp Hochmair is Jedermann. In a passionate tour de force, he slips into all the roles and turns Hugo von Hofmannsthal's play into a polyphonic monologue. His Jedermann is a rock star. Driven by guitar riffs and experimental sounds from the band Die Elektrohand Gottes, Hochmair transforms the 100-year-old mystery play into an apocalyptic spoken word concert. Everyone becomes recognizable as a contemporary who is burning up in his insatiable greed for money and intoxication. The theme is both timeless and eternally valid: "What is left of my life when it comes to dying?"
Since 2013, Hochmair has been developing the performance as a work in progress - always on the border between concert, theater and excess.

Press reviews:
"a linguistically, musically and electronically subversive rollercoaster ride through the abysses of a classic - irreverent and yet full of love for sublime poetry and its very own truth."
T h e a t e r H e u t e

"The energetic actor rides an inner (and vocal) rollercoaster and turns the old
mystery play a rousing psycho-trip as a one-man show (...) Hochmair lives it, this
Everyone."
S ü d e u t s c h e Z e i t u n g

Janoska Ensemble
THE BIG B`s - Bach, Beatles & Co

Ondrej Janoska,violin
Roman Janoska, violin
František Janoska, piano
Julius Darvas, double bass


THE BIG B`s - Bach, Beatles & Co
Big names, big sound: in "THE BIG B's", the Janoska Ensemble dedicates itself to the legendary music icons with a B - from Bach to the Beatles, from Beethoven to Bernstein. The timeless "Air" by Johann Sebastian Bach, Beethoven's iconic Fate Symphony, a fiery Hungarian Dance by Johannes Brahms - once a summer guest in Carinthia - as well as Beatles classics such as "Yesterday" and "Penny Lane" can be heard. But other "B's" such as Georges Bizet, Leonard Bernstein and Dave Brubeck also flash up - and all in the unmistakable Janoska style: rousing, virtuosic, surprising. An evening between serious and popular music, heart and humor - for connoisseurs, explorers and everyone in between.

Maria Nazarova, Soprano
Alexander Kaimbacher, Tenor
Clemens Unterreiner, baritone
Andrea Linsbauer, piano

From Vienna to "Bella Italia" - a musical program that radiates Italian joie de vivre, performed by audience favourites from the Vienna State Opera: Neapolitan songs, numerous highlights from Italian opera and Viennese operetta as well as well-known pop melodies from, about and by Italy whisk the audience away to the sunny south, to the land "where the lemons bloom".
Popular evergreens such as "Non ti scordar di me", "Arrivederci Roma" or "Funiculi, Funicula" and many other classics invite you to an unforgettable concert evening in the Mediterranean ambience of the Taggenbrunn Castle winery.

Viktor Gernot, Voc & Git
Simone Kopmajer, Voc
Paul Urbanek, Piano
Karl Sayer, Bass
Reinhardt Winkler, Drums

Exceptional entertainer Viktor Gernot, who has conquered more than just the ladies with his voice, charm and humor, and Austria's jazz figurehead Simone Kopmajer make fans' hearts beat faster with their program.
With feeling, swing and a good dash of humor, they ensure an evening that gets under your skin.
Look forward to well-known songs such as The Shadow of Your Smile, the duet Baby, It's Cold Outside and many more musical surprises!
A well-rounded overall package and a direct hit for all fans of music and entertainment with class! The two soloists are accompanied by Kopmajer's fantastic band.

Max Müller, baritone & recitation
Volker Nemmer, piano

Culinary delights from Kasnudl to Powidltatschkerl - from Côte du Rhône to Gumpoldskirchen.
"Ja, Prost die Mahlzeit" is not only a quote from Franz Grillparzer's "Wehe dem, der lügt", but also the title of the musical-literary program by Max Müller, known as the charming policeman in the TV series "Die Rosenheim-Cops".
With songs by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Gioachino Rossini and Leonard Bernstein to Robert Stolz and Hermann Leopoldi as well as texts by Loriot, Heinz Erhardt and Friedrich Torberg's "Tante Jolesch", a cheerful but also contemplative evening is guaranteed - with humor, depth and a lot of taste.

La Philharmonica

Six musicians from the Vienna Philharmonic, united by their joint work at the Vienna State Opera, present Viennese sound culture with music ranging from Mozart and Strauss to Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story. Often forgotten: The music of Mozart and Strauss also later conquered Broadway stages and Hollywood films - for example in Amadeus or Die Fledermaus - The Strauss Opera. Mozart's Figaro and the Clarinet Quintet are followed by Pauline Viardot's Six morceaux, followed by Tristan Schulze's L'Opera with operatic quotations. In the second part, Johann Strauss' esprit and the sparkling variety of his music meet the splendor of the American musical after two intermezzi by Jean-Baptiste Barrière and Bobby McFerrin.
The program will be hosted by ORF culture presenter Barbara Rett.

Enjoy immortal pop, rock and soul classics, great musical melodies and hits by legends such as Tina Turner, Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston. The celebrated musical stars Ana Milva Gomes and Vincent Bueno enchant with their impressive vocal artistry and charisma. Together with Eric Papilaya, Deniz Malatyali and a rousing six-piece live band, they ignite a firework display full of emotion, memories and passion - a concert that touches the heart and soul in equal measure.

Günther Groissböck is one of the world's leading singers. He is a regular guest at the Vienna State Opera, the Metropolitan Opera in New York, the Bavarian State Opera and the Salzburg Festival. In addition to opera, he has a special love for Viennese music, which he shares with the Neue Wiener Concert Schrammeln. Under the title "Wann i nimma singen kann", they dedicate themselves to the immortal songs of Hermann Leopoldi, Gerhard Bronner and André Heller - full of wit, depth and Viennese melancholy. It is the sound of Vienna, created in wine taverns, appreciated by the most famous musicians and today heard in concert halls worldwide. Tours have already taken the Neue Wiener Concert Schrammeln to over 30 countries - and always back to the Heurigen in Vienna.

Audience favorites Maya Hakvoort and Lukas Perman take us back to the golden era of musicals with their "Musical Classics" program. In a rousing concert evening, they present highlights from My Fair Lady, West Side Story, Cats, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sunset Boulevard and many other successful productions. Together they span an arc from the beginnings of the modern musical to the classics of the 21st century, paying tribute to composers such as Andrew Lloyd Webber, George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. The result is an evening full of emotion, elegance and musical magic - a feast for all lovers of musicals.

Love, lust & recklessness

Audience favorites Kammersänger Helmut Wildhaber and actor Cornelius Obonya present songs, arias and texts from Schubert, Mozart, Kattnigg and Verdi to Nestroy together with pianist Johannes Kropfitsch. The two Carinthians Helmut Wildhaber and Johannes Kropfitsch meet the Viennese Cornelius Obonya - an encounter that combines tradition, temperament and esprit. With musical mastery and subtle humor, they span the spectrum from classical to romantic to the world of Viennese theater and operetta.

With Jonas Kaufmann, described by the New York Times as "the most important and versatile tenor of his generation", this recital ties in with one of the most enduring partnerships in international lieder singing. His long-standing collaboration with Helmut Deutsch, which dates back to Kaufmann's student days in Munich, is characterized by interpretative clarity, stylistic sovereignty and a familiar musicality that has grown over decades.