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The Wiener Ensemble is a chamber music ensemble based in Vienna and is dedicated to performing the works of W.A. Mozart and his contemporaries. The ensemble regularly performs concerts in the concert hall of the Mozarthaus Vienna, where visitors can listen to live performances of Mozart’s music. The Wiener Ensemble consists of professional musicians who specialize in the performance of classical music and strive for an authentic and accurate interpretation of Mozart’s work.

In a world saturated with popular music, Javier Rodriguez stands out for his unique ability to mix contemporary and electronic sounds seamlessly. Javier becomes captivated by the idea of creating music that resonates with people on a profound level, music that captures the essence of life's most extraordinary moments.

Driven by this vision, “Unique Moments” begins its journey, exploring the intricate relationship between contemporary piano melodies and electronic music. Drawing inspiration from the boundless beauty of nature, mesmerizing cityscapes, intimate conversations, and fleeting encounters, Javier embarks on composing a collection of compositions that encapsulate these unique moments.

To bring this project to life, Javier collaborates with a team of talented musicians, producers, and sound engineers who share his passion for innovation. A specially-designed piano, modified with electronic interfaces, becomes the centerpiece of the project. This instrument, equipped with sensors on each key, allows Javier to blend traditional piano sounds with the manipulated electronic elements, giving birth to a new instrument.

"Unique Moments" is not just a typical piano project; it is a multisensory experience. Javier envisions incorporating visual elements and interactive projections to enhance the live performances. Each composition will be accompanied by stunning visuals of natural landscapes, urban cityscapes, or abstract patterns. These visuals will create a rich tapestry for the music, capturing the essence of each unique moment that Javier Rodriguez seeks to portray.

The project intends to challenge traditional notions of genre and allow listeners to experience music in a fresh and exciting way. By combining contemporary piano melodies with electronic sounds, "Unique Moments" bridges the gap between classical and modern music, creating a genre of its own.

Javier's desire is to create an intimate connection with his audience. For this reason, he plans to organize immersive concerts in unique locations that mirror the essence of the compositions. Whether it is an open-air performance in a tranquil forest, a rooftop concert overlooking a bustling city, or a dimly lit underground space, each venue will be carefully selected to complement the music and provide an unforgettable experience.

The "Unique Moments" project aims to evoke emotions, provoke introspection, and transport listeners to a realm where time and space dissolve, allowing them to revel in the beauty of these extraordinary instances.

"Reading Rock", created and hosted by Gordon McMichael and Andi Appel, has quickly become a hit with sold-out audiences across Austria.
When proven experts such as Gordon McMichael, Andi Appel and Dietmar Hoscher philosophize about music based on texts from relevant literature from books, biographies, novels, articles, online blogs and even unpublished works, it is sure to generate enthusiasm. "Reading Rock" has already become a fixture for all music fans. This time it's about blues, of course.
And it's not just talk - Erik Trauner underpins the whole thing virtuously with his guitar. And one thing is for sure: Erik also has a few stories up his sleeve!

Bad Ida is the next, striking proof that the local music scene has no shortage of young, female talent.
Ines Dallaji gives Bad Ida its form, its urgency, its voice. On this evening, the singer receives congenial support from multi-instrumentalist Alexander Lausch and Gernot Hochstöger on guitar. Stylistically, Bad Ida move between Americana, soul and rock, with bluesy feelings shimmering through time and again. Catchy melodies, whether slow or up-tempo, meet well thought-out arrangements and a remarkably adult voice. "Garage Soul" is what Bad Ida call the brew they present.
An evening to enjoy ...

If the fact that roots music and blues have long since become universal languages worldwide needed any further proof, the Vienna-based South Tyrolean guitarist, singer and songwriter Moritz Gamper provides it.
Moritz Gamper, 29 years old, from Merano, South Tyrol, globetrotter and now at home in Vienna. He has gathered impressions everywhere on his travels, which he incorporates into his work. First solo, then with his own band, practically across all genres. Now the guitarist, singer and songwriter has landed on the essence of popular contemporary music: roots music and the blues. You can hear this on his debut album "Sketches Of Imagination & Beyond".
And now live at Mozarthaus Vienna.
Which will make the evening very special: Gamper will be playing in a duo with Gottfried Gfrerer!
Gfrerer is considered one of the best slide guitarists in Europe and his music is a cross-genre cosmos. Gfrerer also has a new album!

Piano Solo: SoRyang

"The performance was extremely nuanced and "so lively that even listeners who are not die-hard Mozart enthusiasts enjoyed this interpretation" Allgemeine Zeitung

With the kind support of Mirabell Mozartkugeln