Why did Schubert struggle to earn a living, yet his music came to define Romanticism?
How did a “forbidden dance,” once condemned as scandalous and vulgar, become the most cherished symbol of an imperial capital?
For centuries, Vienna has been the grand stage where musical traditions were perfected, shattered, and reborn—where composers were crowned as gods or cast aside as lunatics.
Join Pavel as he delves into the tale of a city that seduced, inspired, and tormented the greatest talents in music history.
Through dazzling piano performances and irreverent storytelling, discover Haydn’s wit, Mozart’s elegance, and Beethoven’s rage. Learn about Brahms’ tortured perfectionism, be intoxicated by Strauss’ waltzes, and moved by Mahler’s longing. Witness how Vienna’s ever-changing musical landscape mirrored its turbulent and fascinating history.