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HdM-Kids Day
Das Haus der Musik feiert Geburtstag!
Am Sonntag, 12. Juni 2022
Mit exklusiven Workshops, Kinderführungen und freiem Museumseintritt für alle bis 12 Jahre.
Programm
Die B-Box Interaktiver Musik-Workshop
Wer meint klassische Musik sei nicht cool, groovy und mitreißend, der täuscht sich gewaltig. Mit der »Beethoven-Box« gibt es kein Stillsitzen mehr, denn diese Beats gehen unter die Haut. Auf Musik-Boxen, sogenannten Cajons, rockst du gemeinsam mit dem Quartett der Beethoven Philharmonie zu Beethovens Musik und bringst das ganze Museum zum Beben. Lerne dabei klassische Musikinstrumente hautnah kennen, »er-würfel« dir deine ganz persönliche Komposition und lass dich von Beethovens rockiger Seite überraschen. Also rauf auf deine »B-Box« und los geht’s. Im Auftrag von Esther Planton, in Kooperation mit der Beethoven Philharmonie. Termine: 12. Juni 2022 Um 9:30, 11:00, 14:00 und 15:30 Uhr. Dauer: ca. 1 StundeAnmeldung
Anmeldung erforderlich per Mail an: info@hdm.at | Der Eintritt ist frei.
Kinderführungen
Erlebe im Haus der Musik eine aufregende Reise in die Welt der Klänge und Musik mit spannenden, witzigen und einzigartigen Stationen. Würfle deinen persönlichen Walzer, erlebe unser Virtual Reality Klanglabor und kreiere dort dein eigenes Klangwesen, oder lasse beim Zookonzert die Frösche zur Musik hüpfen!
Für Kinder von 5 – 10 Jahren
Termine:
12. Juni 2022Um 10:00, 11:00, 14:00 und 15:00 Uhr
Dauer: 1,5 – 2 Stunden
Treffpunkt an der Kassa.
Anmeldung
Anmeldung erforderlich per Mail an: info@hdm.at | Der Eintritt ist frei.
Muttertagsaktion
Am Muttertag, So. 8. Mai 2022, gibt es an der Museumskassa beim Kauf eines Konzerttickets für LIVE ON STAGE: Smokey Brights bei Nennung des Kennwortes „Muttertag“ eine Freikarte für das
Museum dazu.
LIVE ON STAGE: Smokey Brights
DI., 10. MAI 2022, 20 UHR Bittersüß, schön und auch irgendwie witzig: Das ist der Sound der jungen Talente aus Washington, die mit ihrer Musik schon ordentlich Staub aufgewirbelt haben. Smokey Brights klingen wie eine frische, abgeklärte Version von Metronomy und Tame Impala. Sorglos, aber doch nachdenklich, simpel, aber sehr verspielt, direkt, aber äußerst deep. Gelegenheitstänzer*innen und Goldkehlchen müssen diese Band einfach live sehen. Eine Kooperation mit Bluebird und Der Standard. Aktion nur gültig am So. 8. Mai 2022 an der Kassa im Haus der Musik. Die Museumsfreikarte ist 1 Jahr ab Ausstellungsdatum gültig.
Inside Beethoven - Das begehbare Ensemble
Photo: Simon Waloschek[/caption]
Visitors will hear Ludwig van Beethoven’s Septet in E flat major op. 20, both the version for winds and strings and Beethoven’s own trio arrangement for piano, clarinet and cello. Each individual part and the changes made for the trio arrangement can be followed at digital music stands as the music plays.
“Inside Beethoven!” is an innovative joint project which was realized at Detmold University of Music in commemoration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday. The exhibition will be touring Germany and Austria during 2020 and 2021.
The installation can be experienced at Haus der Musik until September 2021.
Exhibition
Find out what it sounds like to be part of an orchestra. The walk-in sound exhibition “Inside Beethoven!” combines the latest musicological research with modern sound engineering to create a spectacular experience of being right inside the music – a perspective which is normally a closed book for the public and reserved for the musicians themselves. You are invited to walk between the digital music stands and put yourself in the musicians’ shoes – an unusual, enriching experience for amateurs and professionals alike. This will shed light on the music itself, its polyphonic structure, the part played by each individual instrument, its contribution to the overall sound and its significance in the music as a whole. [caption id="attachment_5066" align="alignnone" width="500"] Photo: Simon Waloschek[/caption]
Visitors will hear Ludwig van Beethoven’s Septet in E flat major op. 20, both the version for winds and strings and Beethoven’s own trio arrangement for piano, clarinet and cello. Each individual part and the changes made for the trio arrangement can be followed at digital music stands as the music plays.
“Inside Beethoven!” is an innovative joint project which was realized at Detmold University of Music in commemoration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday. The exhibition will be touring Germany and Austria during 2020 and 2021.
The installation can be experienced at Haus der Musik until September 2021.
Information for your visit
We have developed a protection and hygiene concept to make your visit to the exhibition as safe as possible during the coronavirus pandemic. Please take note of the following when you visit:- Visitors may only enter the installation one at a time
- Keep a distance of at least 2 metres between yourself and other people
- Pay attention to the general rules of hygiene (appropriate behaviour when coughing and sneezing)
- Do not come to the exhibition if you feel ill.
Accessibility
Barrier-free access to the exhibition is available. A project in cooperation with
Puebla meets Vienna
During the week of May 13th, the emerging string quartet Cuarteto Lignum was a guest at Haus der Musik. The Mexican instrumentalists experienced five days packed with exciting encounters, such as a concert at the Mexican Embassy, two master classes with Prof. Josef Hell of the Vienna Philharmonic, as well as sightseeing and museum visits in the city centre, led by HdM information trainer Diego Ondarza.
The concert in the HdM courtyard on May 15th was a complete success. The young musicians Javier Alfonso Medina, Cristian Páez, Fernando Dominguez and Roni Gordillo played for a full house. International museum visitors stayed to listen to the sound of the talented young musicians, Viennese classical music enthusiasts came to Haus der Musik on this rainy day in order to brighten up their day. The program was: Borodin Quartet No. 2, Beethoven Quartet No. 4, 4th movement Revueltas, música de feria Ponce Estrellita Piazzolla Oblivion and Libertad. Thunderous applause was guaranteed because the quartet performed brilliantly and two of the members are merely 16 years old. After their stay in Vienna, they went on to Italy, where the European tour ended in Trento on 20th May. ¡Buen viaje, Cuarteto Lignum!
To stay informed about the Cuarteto Lignum follow @cuarteto_lignum on Instagram.
The quartet is part of the Orquestas Sinfónicas Esperanza Azteca, a project in collaboration with the Casa De La Música De Viena En Puebla.
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Haus der Musik: Viennese museum concept is adopted in China
After the successful first licensing project in Puebla, Mexico (from 2015 to 2022), Haus der Musik Wien, a Wien Holding museum, has now started working with China's largest concert promoter, WU Promotion. In 2024, a museum based on the Viennese original will open in the Chinese city of Yanguan. Known as the largest promoter and organizer of classical music in Asia, Wu Promotion is committed to promoting cultural exchange. For more than 30 years, Wu Promotion has been working very successfully with the most important orchestras, opera houses, ballet companies and theaters in the world. Wu Promotion is involved in a large number of projects around the world that build bridges between different cultures. The licensing agreement between WU Promotion and Haus der Musik enables museums based on the Viennese model to be opened in China and other Asian countries. The pilot project is already on track and is about to be implemented: The first museum will open in the historic city of Yanguan (Haining City), 150 km southwest of Shanghai, in autumn 2024. The on-site realization is carried out by WU Promotion and a local investor as the future operator.
© David Bohmann | from left to right: Jiatong Wu, Michael Ludwig, Simon Posch
© David Bohmann | from left to right: Jiatong Wu, Ping Chen, Peter Hanke, Simon Posch, Kurt Gollowitzer
After the successful first licensing project in Puebla, Mexico (from 2015 to 2022), Haus der Musik Wien, a Wien Holding museum, has now started working with China's largest concert promoter, WU Promotion. In 2024, a museum based on the Viennese original will open in the Chinese city of Yanguan. Known as the largest promoter and organizer of classical music in Asia, Wu Promotion is committed to promoting cultural exchange. For more than 30 years, Wu Promotion has been working very successfully with the most important orchestras, opera houses, ballet companies and theaters in the world. Wu Promotion is involved in a large number of projects around the world that build bridges between different cultures. The licensing agreement between WU Promotion and Haus der Musik enables museums based on the Viennese model to be opened in China and other Asian countries. The pilot project is already on track and is about to be implemented: The first museum will open in the historic city of Yanguan (Haining City), 150 km southwest of Shanghai, in autumn 2024. The on-site realization is carried out by WU Promotion and a local investor as the future operator.
Experiencing music on 5.000 square meters
Haus der Musik as the licensor provides the entire content of the interactive music experience museum, which is to be presented in the first Haus der Musik in China, covering a total area of almost 5.000 square meters. In cooperation with the Viennese architectural office Chalabi Architekten & Partner, work is being done to present the special features of Haus der Musik in a suggestive and atmospheric ambience. In addition to the special experience of dealing with the interactive features and the impressive exhibits, the aim is to capture and experience the atmosphere and diversity of Vienna as the city of music. "A success story of 23 years with over 5 million visitors speaks for itself: The interactive exhibition areas and unique installations at Haus der Musik enable new, innovative approaches to the subject of music. The combination of high-tech and hands-on elements offers an unprecedented musical experience - in a didactically modern exhibition," says Viennese Mayor Michael Ludwig. “Haus der Musik is dedicated to the most diverse approaches to music and, above all, to experiencing music. Haus der Musik is also available for live concerts and events of all kinds. This is not only appreciated by the Viennese, but also brings many tourists to the city center of Vienna,” says City Councilor for Finance and Economics Peter Hanke.Strengthening the Viennese brand as the capital of music
“As the owner, Wien Holding supports Haus der Musik in its efforts. Through Haus der Musik, we want to take the city of Vienna and the subject of music out into the world and thereby significantly and permanently enhance the Vienna brand as the capital of music,” says Wien Holding Managing Director Kurt Gollowitzer. “Haus der Musik is one of the most popular museums in the city of Vienna and it is hoped that the future Haus der Musik in China can contribute to the promotion of musical exchange between Austria and China and mutual understanding between the two peoples”, says Chen Ping, Counselor at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China. “Haus der Musik is a place of lively debate that playfully opens up new approaches to music. Our aim is to convey understanding, open-mindedness and enthusiasm when dealing with music. Awakening curiosity about music and fun in making music as early as possible is the main goal of the educational work at Haus der Musik. Music as a universal language helps to create interpersonal bridges. We are therefore particularly pleased to be able to realize the Haus der Musik in China in cooperation with Wu Promotion," says Haus der Musik Managing Director Simon Posch. Haus der Musik developed the entire design concept for the project in Yanguan with the Chalabi architectural office from Vienna. Based on the design concept of the Viennese museum, classic elements were combined with state-of-the-art installations.
© David Bohmann | from left to right: Jiatong Wu, Michael Ludwig, Simon Posch
Haus der Musik: Viennese museum concept is adopted in China
After the successful first licensing project in Puebla, Mexico (from 2015 to 2022), Haus der Musik Wien, a Wien Holding museum, has now started working with China's largest concert promoter, WU Promotion. In 2024, a museum based on the Viennese original will open in the Chinese city of Yanguan. Known as the largest promoter and organizer of classical music in Asia, Wu Promotion is committed to promoting cultural exchange. For more than 30 years, Wu Promotion has been working very successfully with the most important orchestras, opera houses, ballet companies and theaters in the world. Wu Promotion is involved in a large number of projects around the world that build bridges between different cultures. The licensing agreement between WU Promotion and Haus der Musik enables museums based on the Viennese model to be opened in China and other Asian countries. The pilot project is already on track and is about to be implemented: The first museum will open in the historic city of Yanguan (Haining City), 150 km southwest of Shanghai, in autumn 2024. The on-site realization is carried out by WU Promotion and a local investor as the future operator.
© David Bohmann | from left to right: Jiatong Wu, Michael Ludwig, Simon Posch
© David Bohmann | from left to right: Jiatong Wu, Ping Chen, Peter Hanke, Simon Posch, Kurt Gollowitzer
After the successful first licensing project in Puebla, Mexico (from 2015 to 2022), Haus der Musik Wien, a Wien Holding museum, has now started working with China's largest concert promoter, WU Promotion. In 2024, a museum based on the Viennese original will open in the Chinese city of Yanguan. Known as the largest promoter and organizer of classical music in Asia, Wu Promotion is committed to promoting cultural exchange. For more than 30 years, Wu Promotion has been working very successfully with the most important orchestras, opera houses, ballet companies and theaters in the world. Wu Promotion is involved in a large number of projects around the world that build bridges between different cultures. The licensing agreement between WU Promotion and Haus der Musik enables museums based on the Viennese model to be opened in China and other Asian countries. The pilot project is already on track and is about to be implemented: The first museum will open in the historic city of Yanguan (Haining City), 150 km southwest of Shanghai, in autumn 2024. The on-site realization is carried out by WU Promotion and a local investor as the future operator.
Experiencing music on 5.000 square meters
Haus der Musik as the licensor provides the entire content of the interactive music experience museum, which is to be presented in the first Haus der Musik in China, covering a total area of almost 5.000 square meters. In cooperation with the Viennese architectural office Chalabi Architekten & Partner, work is being done to present the special features of Haus der Musik in a suggestive and atmospheric ambience. In addition to the special experience of dealing with the interactive features and the impressive exhibits, the aim is to capture and experience the atmosphere and diversity of Vienna as the city of music. "A success story of 23 years with over 5 million visitors speaks for itself: The interactive exhibition areas and unique installations at Haus der Musik enable new, innovative approaches to the subject of music. The combination of high-tech and hands-on elements offers an unprecedented musical experience - in a didactically modern exhibition," says Viennese Mayor Michael Ludwig. “Haus der Musik is dedicated to the most diverse approaches to music and, above all, to experiencing music. Haus der Musik is also available for live concerts and events of all kinds. This is not only appreciated by the Viennese, but also brings many tourists to the city center of Vienna,” says City Councilor for Finance and Economics Peter Hanke.Strengthening the Viennese brand as the capital of music
“As the owner, Wien Holding supports Haus der Musik in its efforts. Through Haus der Musik, we want to take the city of Vienna and the subject of music out into the world and thereby significantly and permanently enhance the Vienna brand as the capital of music,” says Wien Holding Managing Director Kurt Gollowitzer. “Haus der Musik is one of the most popular museums in the city of Vienna and it is hoped that the future Haus der Musik in China can contribute to the promotion of musical exchange between Austria and China and mutual understanding between the two peoples”, says Chen Ping, Counselor at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China. “Haus der Musik is a place of lively debate that playfully opens up new approaches to music. Our aim is to convey understanding, open-mindedness and enthusiasm when dealing with music. Awakening curiosity about music and fun in making music as early as possible is the main goal of the educational work at Haus der Musik. Music as a universal language helps to create interpersonal bridges. We are therefore particularly pleased to be able to realize the Haus der Musik in China in cooperation with Wu Promotion," says Haus der Musik Managing Director Simon Posch. Haus der Musik developed the entire design concept for the project in Yanguan with the Chalabi architectural office from Vienna. Based on the design concept of the Viennese museum, classic elements were combined with state-of-the-art installations.
© David Bohmann | from left to right: Jiatong Wu, Michael Ludwig, Simon Posch
New installation: Beethoven's Hearing Loss
The new installation "Beethoven's Hearing Loss" can now be experienced in the Beethoven Room at Haus der Musik.
The installation
Ludwig van Beethoven had to struggle with a worsening loss of hearing for half of his life. In the last years of his life, he could no longer perceive his music or the world around him acoustically.
With the new installation "Beethoven's Hearing Loss", visitors experience the stages of a journey of suffering. The exhibit allows us to understand how the great composer's difficult fate is also reflected in his music.
Ludwig van Beethoven's misfortune was to have been born too early. Today, the famous musician would no longer have to resign himself to this fate. Thanks to modern implantable hearing solutions, he would be able to hear for the rest of his life.
Learn more about the outstanding medical technology options for people with profound hearing loss!
The Austrian family-owned company MED-EL is a world leader in the development of innovative solutions for hearing loss. More than 200,000 people around the world can hear again thanks to these systems.
In cooperation with Med-El.
[metaslider id=8646]In the photos:
(left) Managing Director (Med-El) Ewald Thurner, (right) Director (Haus der Musik) Simon Posch.
Pauki Knallers Kinderclub
Pauki Knaller's Children's-Club
Your exclusive club card for the Sound Museum! Pauki Knaller and Haus der Musik are looking forward to welcoming you to the HdM-Kids-club: here you will go on a musical voyage of discovery for one year! Your advantages: - Free admission: With your club card you get free visits to Haus der Musik for 1 year. - Reduced tickets for children's concerts Bernhard Fibich, Marko Simsa, Gernot Kranner and many musical guests provide fun entertainment every month at exciting concerts for children! - Puzzle fun with your Pauki-Knaller magazine For the museum visit and for at home, with many tricky tasks and exciting games! Registration for Pauki Knaller's Children's Club at the museum ticket desk in the Haus der Musik, daily from 10 am to 10 pm. The club card costs only € 19,- for 1 year!Pauki Knaller's Children's Tour: Museum map and puzzle fun
Your colourful companion for the musical voyage of discovery at Haus der Musik! The Pauki Knaller booklet is packed with great puzzles, games and information about the great composers! You'll also find craft instructions and fun games for your home. Available at the museum cash desk for € 1,50.Pauki Knaller also welcomes our young visitors with a special tour for children on the HdM guide.
With Pauki Knaller, children discover the Sound Museum with all its many facets and learn exciting stories about the great composers. Pauki Knaller's Children's Tour is available in German and English at guide.hdm.at.
Night Ticket
Get -50% off the full price ticket - daily from 8pm
Would you like to visit the Sound Museum away from the crowds at unusual opening hours? With the NIGHT TICKET you can go on a unique musical discovery journey for € 8,- instead of € 16,- between 8pm and 10pm daily.
Last admission: 9:30 pm
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HdM, Foto Annemarie Sperlich[/caption]
HdM, Foto Annemarie Sperlich[/caption]
Ihr Streaming Event im HdM
Entdecken Sie die Streaming Möglichkeiten im Klangmuseum!
Von der reinen Präsenzveranstaltung, über Hybrid-Events bis zu gänzlich virtuellen Konferenzen, Symposien oder Webinaren – die Möglichkeiten im Haus der Musik sind vielfältig und abwechslungsreich. Der glasüberdachte Innenhof, das Dachgeschoss mit Veranstaltungssaal und zwei Ebenen mit Blick über die Dächer Wiens sowie die weltweit einzigartige Ausstellung stehen je nach Ihren Anforderungen als stimmungsvoller Rahmen zur Verfügung. Ein beeindruckendes Ambiente und technische Ausstattung auf höchstem Niveau versprechen Ihren Anspruch an ein rundum erfolgreiches Event in perfekter Weise zu erfüllen.Wir bieten Ihnen mit unserem Technikpartner 4solutions alle erforderlichen Leistungen: Licht-, Ton- und Medientechnik, Bühnenbau und Stagedesign, sowie die gesamte Videoproduktion, sowohl als Livebild auf Screens, Leinwand oder LED-Wall, als auch als Live-Stream und Video on Demand.
Ihre Vorteile
- Streaming auf Ihre bevorzugte Plattform
- Einbindung externer Teilnehmer*innen
- Übergabe an kundenseitige Server
- Interaktion via Second Screen
- Skalierbare Produktionsgröße | LowBudget bis Broadcast
Kontakt
Mag. Christoph Gruber
Event Management
E: christoph.gruber@hdm.at
T: 01-513 48 50 40
Anna Stöger, BSc
Event Management
E: anna.stoeger@hdm.at
T: 01-513 48 50 36
Nehmen Sie noch heute mit uns Kontakt auf. Gerne erstellen wir Ihnen ein individuelles Angebot und beraten Sie für Ihre Veranstaltung. Wir freuen uns, Sie schon bald im Haus der Musik begrüßen zu dürfen!
Buchungsanfrage
HdM Beethoven Citymap
HdM Beethoven Citymap
Ludwig van Beethoven moved 68 times in his life. With the HdM Beethoven Citymap you can walk in the composer’s footsteps and explore his numerous residences. The interactive map leads you to all the places where Beethoven lived in and around Vienna. Here you will get valuable insights about the great composer and you can also find out which of his residences are open to the public.Download the free Nomadi app from your app store and search HdM or use the map in your browser Citynomadi HDM Beethoven.
Sonotopia
Sonotopia Lab & Universe: The Virtual Reality Experience
Willkommen in der einzigartigen Virtual Reality Klanginstallation Sonotopia Universe & Lab. Ein einzigartiges Klang-Universum füllt den gesamten Raum. Die Wesen und Formen, die sich hier bewegen, werden Clong genannt. Diese einzigartigen klanglichen Gestalten harmonieren visuell und akustisch miteinander, und werden von allen Besucher*innen anhand neuester Virtual Reality Techniken erschaffen. Im direkt angrenzenden VR SONOTOPIA LAB erstellen und formen die Besucher*innen ihr eigenes, unverkennbares Klangwesen ganz nach ihrer Vorstellung und erwecken es anschließend visuell und akustisch zum Leben. [gallery link="file" ids="7391,7387,7392,7394,7386,7388,7389,7390,7377"] Tickets gibt es direkt an der Musemskassa oder auf wien-ticket.at. Es ist keine Voranmeldung notwendig.
Beethoven-Themed Guided Tours
We offer Beethoven-themed guided tours for children and adults.
You'll find details about each tour here.
ENTRANCE FEE
€ 14,-
+ tour fee: € 1,-/ person
Children's tours in German
Listen to Ludwig
Sa. October, 24, 2PM
Sa. November 28, 2PM
Sa. December 12, 2PM
ENTRANCE FEE Kids under 12 years: € 6,- Kids from 12 years: € 10,- Adults: € 14,- + tour fee: € 1,- per person
Guided Tours
Beethoven In & Out – Museum City Walking Tour (German)
Su. October 18, 3PM Sa. November 28, 3PM
Its all about Beethoven
Su. October 25, 2.30PM
Duration: approx. 90 minutes
Beethoven in Love (German)
tba - currently no dates
