CHRISTMAS IN VIENNA 2017 | Concert | 90 min. | HD
For more than 20 years "Christmas in Vienna" is one of the most prestigious classical concert productions in Europe.
Christmas in Vienna © ORF-Enterprise
Every year the traditional Christmas concert takes places in the glamorous Wiener Konzerthaus and brings together a quartet of the best international vocalists.
They recite atmospheric Christmas songs from all over the world, accompanied by the ORF Vienna Radio Symphonic Orchestra, the Vienna Singing Academy and the Vienna Boys Choir.
A repertoire of classic and popular music from around the world also determines the 2017 program as an annual climax during Christmas season.
Available on 22 December 2017.
Follow the "WATCH" link to last year´s Concert event.
Conducted by Stefan Gottfried
Soloists: Olga Peretyatko-Mariotti, Anne Sofie von Otter, Juan Diego Florez, Günter Haumer, Alois Mühlbacher
Orchestra: ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra Vienna
Choir: Vienna Boys Choir, Vienna Singing Academy
Directed by Felix Breisach
A co-production by ORF and ARTE
Available worldwide except for Germany and France
Also available:
Christmas in Vienna 2009-2016
Christmas in Vienna 2004-2007
Genre Concert
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