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World news about “Vienna” published by euronews.

  • 1001 nights to fight AIDS in Vienna

    Vienna’s Life ball, Europe’s biggest AIDS benefit attracted thousands of revellers for its 1001 nights themed party, and the 3,000 euro entry price didn’t… 26/05/2013

  • Verdi’s ‘Simon Boccanegra’ wows Vienna

    Vienna, the city of art and music par excellence, was recently the venue for Verdi’s ‘Simon Boccanegra’ performed at the Konzerthaus – the prestigious concert… 25/04/2013

  • Thomas Hampson, Luca Pisaroni and Massimo Zanetti interview extras

    In this unedited footage Thomas Hampson discusses Verdi’s musical language whilst his son-in-law tells of how much an Italian can learn on interpreting Verdi… 25/04/2013

  • Automated aid

    Meet Hobbit the Robot – with a penchant for picking things up, he has been designed with perhaps society’s largest group of technophobes in mind; the… 20/03/2013

  • Vienna Philharmonic reveals secrets of Nazi past

    The Vienna Philharmonic has released new details of its Nazi past. By 1942, half of the orchestra’s members were either in the Nazi Party, or had applied to… 12/03/2013

  • Getting ready for Vienna’s Opera Ball – nocomment

    The prestigious Vienna Opera Ball takes place every February at the city’s State Opera house. Before the big event, all 160 debutant pairs meet for a… 05/02/2013

  • Dancing till dawn at the Philharmonic Ball

    Carnival in Vienna means dancing till dawn at a prestigious ball: like the one given by the Vienna Philharmonic, which takes place at the Musikverein, the… 31/01/2013

  • Tyrolean show in Vienna

    Filmed by Dave in Vienna, Austria 28/01/2013

  • Mozart’s piano played in Vienna

    A special concert was performed recently on a fortepiano that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played almost every day for nearly a decade. Russian pianist Alexander… 09/11/2012

  • OPEC holds production levels

    The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC has agreed to hold their countries oil output at current levels of 30 million barrels per day at a… 14/06/2012

  • Faust according to Jonas Kaufmann

    The Opera House in Vienna could be described as a Hall of Fame for the lyrical world. In this year’s programme Charles Gounod’s Faust is not to be missed. The… 23/02/2012

  • Vienna flashmob promotes recycling – nocomment

    More than 200 people dressed in fine evening wear gathered in central Vienna. They danced the waltz despite heavy snow to promote the message ‘Recycling is… 23/01/2012

  • Inside the mind of René Magritte.

    More than 200 artworks from private and public collections all over Europe, North America and Japan have arrived at the Albertina in Vienna, for a unique and… 11/11/2011

  • The Vienna Philharmonic does Sydney

    From the Blue Danube to Down Under; from refined, sophisticated Vienna to outdoorsy, hedonistic Sydney – the recent Antipodean tour of the Vienna Philharmonic… 20/10/2011

  • A big hand for Austria’s bionic arm

    In the Austrian capital Vienna, a young orthopaedic patient is getting used to a new bionic arm. Patrick Mayrhofer lost his hand in an accident at… 30/05/2011

  • Austrian army parachutist lands near Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral

    A parachutist of Austrian army special unit Jagdkommando lands next to St. Stephen’s Cathedral during an exercise in Vienna. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader 27/04/2011

  • Vienna, a city of soundscapes

    Vienna is a city where the past and the future live side by side. The pulsating metropolis, once centre of the Habsburg empire, has a rich cultural heritage… 12/04/2011

  • Opera Anna Bolena hits all the right notes in Vienna

    The premiere of Gaetano Donizetti’s opera Anna Bolena marked the start of the spring and summer Opera season in Vienna. 06/04/2011

  • An helicopter in Vienna

    ÖAMTC helicopter just before take off in Liesinger Platz in Vienna. By Selim Babacan 20/02/2011

  • Bonus: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

    Please find a few excerpts in English from our interview with Albena Danailova, ‘concertmistress’ of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, and Dr. Clemens… 14/01/2011

  • Vienna Philharmonic breaks with the past

    The VPO is moving on: the Vienna Philharmonic is still one of the world’s top orchestras, boasting that special Viennese sound; and still synonymous with… 14/01/2011

  • Bonus interview: Heinrich Koll & Ian Bousfield

    Here are a few extra excerpts from our interviews with musicians Heinrich Koll (principal violist) and Ian Bousfield (principal trombone), both members of the… 17/06/2010

  • Star Wars at Schoenbrunn

    The Summer Night Concert is an extraordinary event held in a breathtaking location. So extraordinary that audiences of 100,000 turn up to see one of the… 15/06/2010

  • Vienna Philharmonic opens 2010

    One of the most prestigious orchestras in the world has become famous for its starring role at its most popular musical event – the Vienna Philharmonic… 14/01/2010

  • Verdi’s ‘Simon Boccanegra’ wows Vienna

    Vienna, the city of art and music par excellence, was recently the venue for Verdi’s ‘Simon Boccanegra’ performed at the Konzerthaus – the prestigious concert… 25/04/2013

  • OPEC set to hold production levels

    The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC is set to agree to hold their countries oil output at current levels of 30 million barrels per day at… 14/06/2012

  • Ruby of Berlusconi fame gets special offer

    A 78-year-old Austrian construction mogul has invited “Ruby the Heartbreaker”, the 18-year-old at the centre of the Silvio Berlusconi “bunga bunga” sex… 23/02/2011

  • Marilyn Manson launches exhibition in Vienna

    US shock-rocker Marilyn Manson has launched his first show as a painter in the Austrian capital Vienna. Entitled “Genealogies of Pain”, it is a… 25/01/2011

  • Vienna’s Spanish Court Riding School

    Visitors to Vienna will continue to enjoy one of the Austrian capital’s main attractions after it managed to drag itself out of massive debt. The Spanish… 13/01/2011

  • Kampusch slave horror to be made into film

    The story of an Austrian girl held captive as a slave for eight years will be made into a film. Due to hit the big screen in 2012, Natascha Kampusch is… 10/09/2010

  • Donor confidence is vital in fight against AIDS

    Financing the fight against AIDS is proving one of the biggest issues at the international conference in Vienna. Activists had their own solution to raise… 20/07/2010

  • Clinton wants AIDS tackled ‘more efficiently’

    As the United Nations warns of a growing HIV epidemic in Eastern Europe and Central Asia – former US President Bill Clinton is calling on AIDS organisations… 19/07/2010

  • Status quo for OPEC output

    OPEC oil ministers have agreed to keep the group’s production quotas unchanged at their meeting in Vienna. The decision was no surprise but even so crude… 17/03/2010

  • End of an era at the Staatsoper

    The Vienna State Opera was officially inaugurated on May 25, 1869, and in its long history studded with famous directors like Richard Strauss, Gustav Mahler… 07/01/2010

  • Star names unveiled for Jackson tribute

    Stars from the past and present are part of the line-up for a Michael Jackson tribute concert in Vienna in just over two weeks’ time. Jackson’s brother… 08/09/2009


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