Sat 12 Nov
8:30pm | St. Stephen's Cathedral
Buy Tickets from € 20,-
Mahler in St. Stephen's Cathedral - this combination already produced a magnificent concert last year and promises an impressive performance again this year. With Mahler's 3rd Symphony, a timeless work awaits you, which can hardly be surpassed in expressiveness.
"Symphony means to me: to build a world with all the means of existing technique." With these words Gustav Mahler describes the approach to his symphonic compositions. Hardly any other quote applies better to his 3rd Symphony, for it is truly a world that opens up before us when listening to this piece - from the first entry of the orchestra, where the horns blow a powerful march, to the sustained hymn that unites all the timbres of the instruments.
The alto solo O Mensch! Gib acht! from Friedrich Nietzsche's Also sprach Zarathustra thematizes the human condition itself, before Mahler subsequently invokes the religious dimension in the children's chorus Es sungen drei Engel. The third symphony is full of striking leitmotifs and themes that stay with one for a long time. The composer's intention to depict nature, man and life in an impressive musical form is more than successful.
Lux Aeterna Orchestra and Vox Aeterna Choir are composed of students from the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (mdw) and the Music and Arts Private University (MUK). They are united by the joy of making music together.
Thus, St. Stephen's Cathedral as a special sound space is excellently suited for a work of this size and allows its epochal effect to come to the fore even more - an acoustically unique concert experience.
COVID prevention: According to the current laws masks are not mandatory. However, we still recommend wearing a mask. A COVID certificate is not required.
Concert Details
Performers
Lux Aeterna Orchestra
Vox Aeterna Choir
Childrens Choir
Moritz Laurer, conductor
Ticket Prices
Category 1 - € 50,-
Category 2 - € 40,-
Category 3 - € 30,-
Category 4 - € 20,-
Programme and Duration
Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 3 in D minor
105 Minutes, no intermission
City Map
St. Stephen's Cathedral, Stephansplatz 3, 1010 Vienna — Google Maps
Information Concerning COVID-19
Prevention Measures
According to the current laws masks are not mandatory. However, we still recommend wearing a mask. A COVID certificate is not required.
General Information
The ground area of St. Stephen's Cathedral is about 3,000 m² and the enormous room height promotes good air circulation. This guarantees that you can enjoy the concerts carefree and in compliance with all COVID-19 protective measures.
A COVID-19 prevention concept has been created for the concerts, which describes measures to minimize the risk of infection, and we have appointed a COVID-19 officer who is responsible for the implementation of the COVID-19 prevention concept. Our COVID-19 prevention concept ist always adapted to the latest laws and approved by the relevant authorities.
Our trained stewards will ensure that appropriate distances are maintained in the audience. In addition, we will distribute masks on request, disinfectants will be available for you at the entrances and care will be taken to ensure that the official guidelines regarding the maximum permissible number of visitors are not exceeded. We ask for your cooperation in ensuring that the protective measures are observed.
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Procedure in Case of Cancellations, Travel Restrictions or Lockdowns
In case of concert cancellation, travel restrictions or lockdowns, you will always be refunded the ticket price free of charge. For this purpose, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..