Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna

23. Scandinavian Tour · Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna

New Year's Concert
from Vienna

  • 14 cities
  • 4-19 January 2027
  • Sweden · Denmark · Finland · Norway

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Tickets & Tour Plan

New Year's Tour 2027

New Year's concerts in 14 cities across Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway, from 4 to 19 January 2027. Tickets are sold by each venue's box office. Select a date to book.

  1. Mon4Jan19:00

    Sweden

    Lund

    Science Village Hall

  2. Tue5Jan19:30

    Denmark

    Copenhagen

    DR Koncerthuset · Koncertsalen

  3. Wed6Jan18:00

    Sweden

    Gothenburg

    Göteborgs Konserthus

  4. Thu7Jan19:00

    Finland

    Turku

    Konserttitalo Fuuga · Konserttisali

  5. Fri8Jan19:00

    Finland

    Tampere

    Tampere-talo · Main Auditorium

  6. Sat9Jan15:0019:00
  7. Sun10Jan19:00

    Sweden

    Stockholm

    Konserthuset Stockholm

  8. Tue12Jan19:00

    Sweden

    Örebro

    Örebro Konserthus

  9. Wed13Jan19:00

    Sweden

    Vara

    Vara Konserthus

  10. Thu14Jan19:00

    Norway

    Hamar

    Hamar Kulturhus · Kirsten Flagstad-salen

  11. Fri15Jan19:00

    Norway

    Arendal

    Arendal Kulturhus

  12. Sat16Jan20:00

    Norway

    Stavanger

    Stavanger Konserthus

  13. Sun17Jan20:00

    Norway

    Bergen

    Grieghallen · Griegsalen

  14. Tue19Jan20:00

    Norway

    Oslo

    Folketeateret

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The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna in the Great Gallery of Schönbrunn Palace

The New Year's Concert from Vienna

A Viennese tradition, on the road

On its world tour the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna, made up solely of the city's finest musicians and vocal soloists, performs a repertoire drawn from the world-famous concert broadcast on television every New Year's Day and watched by millions of viewers around the globe.

“No one performs Viennese music the way Viennese musicians do.”

When the orchestra visits the leading concert halls of Scandinavia, audiences enjoy beloved classics, many of them familiar from the New Year's broadcasts.

The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna beneath the ceiling frescoes of the Great Gallery

The Orchestra

Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna

Founded in 1997, the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna is an internationally acclaimed chamber orchestra, rooted in the great musical tradition of its city.

An internationally sought-after chamber ensemble with genuine Viennese roots, distinguished by its refined line-up, its charming presentation and its elegant appearance on stage. The orchestra has performed throughout Sweden and far beyond, touring Denmark, Finland, Japan, China, Australia, the USA, South America and Russia.

Its repertoire centres above all on the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the Strauss family and their contemporaries. The ensemble upholds the Viennese musical tradition and brings long experience of working alongside leading operetta singers.

1997
Founded in Vienna
≈ 3 Mio.
National & international visitors
10.000+
Concerts at home and abroad
Conductor
  • David Scarr
    4-12 Jan
  • Guido Mancusi
    13-19 Jan
Soprano
  • Jenifer Lary
    4-9 Jan
  • Simona Eisinger
    9-19 Jan
Baritone
  • Marco Di Sapia
    4-9 Jan
  • Michael C. Havlicek
    9-19 Jan
Concert in the Great Gallery of Schönbrunn Palace

Schönbrunn Palace

The home of the orchestra

The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna gives several concerts a year at Schönbrunn Palace, and 3.5 million guests worldwide have already experienced its concerts. Once the Habsburgs' summer residence, Schönbrunn is today Austria's most-visited attraction.

During the tourist season the orchestra gives daily concerts in the historic Orangery of Schönbrunn Palace, where the coveted tickets sell out quickly to an international audience.

Programme & Cast

New Year's Programme 2027

A classic Viennese New Year's programme: waltzes, polkas and operetta gems by the Strauss family, Ziehrer, Lehár, Kálmán and Oscar Straus. Original titles are shown in German, with an English translation in italics below.

Concert programme

Conducted by David Scarr & Guido Mancusi

  1. Zauber der Montur, Marsch
    C. M. Ziehrer · op. 493
    The Magic of the Uniform, march
  2. Sphärenklänge, Walzer
    Josef Strauß · op. 235
    Music of the Spheres, waltz
  3. Dorfschwalben aus Österreich, Gesangswalzer
    Josef Strauß · op. 164 · Soprano
    Village Swallows from Austria, vocal waltz
  4. „Wenn es Abend wird“, aus „Gräfin Mariza“
    Emmerich Kálmán · Baritone
    When evening comes, from the operetta Countess Maritza
  5. Aus der Ferne, Polka mazur
    Josef Strauß · op. 270
    From Afar, polka-mazurka
  6. Nordseebilder, Walzer
    Johann Strauß (Sohn) · op. 390
    North Sea Pictures, waltz
  7. „Leise, ganz leise“, Duett aus „Ein Walzertraum“
    Oscar Straus · Soprano & Baritone
    Softly, ever so softly, duet from A Waltz Dream
  8. Loslassen!, Polka schnell
    C. M. Ziehrer · op. 386
    Let Go!, fast polka
Interval
  1. „Indigo und die vierzig Räuber“, Ouvertüre
    Johann Strauß (Sohn)
    Indigo and the Forty Thieves, overture
  2. Singen, lachen, tanzen, Walzer
    C. M. Ziehrer · op. 486
    Sing, Laugh, Dance, waltz
  3. „Wär' es auch nichts als ein Traum vom Glück“, aus „Eva“
    Franz Lehár
    Were it but a dream of happiness, from the operetta Eva
  4. „Die Mädis vom Chantant“, aus „Die Csárdásfürstin“
    Emmerich Kálmán · Baritone
    The girls from the cabaret, from The Csárdás Princess
  5. Buchstaben, Polka française (mit Choreografie)
    Josef Strauß · op. 252
    Letters, polka française, with choreography
  6. Surprise piece
    announced during the concert
  7. „Bist du's, lachendes Glück“, aus „Der Graf von Luxemburg“
    Franz Lehár
    Is it you, laughing happiness, from The Count of Luxembourg
  8. Perpetuum mobile
    Johann Strauß (Sohn) · op. 257
    Perpetual Motion, a musical joke
  9. An der schönen blauen Donau, Walzer
    Johann Strauß (Sohn) · op. 314
    The Blue Danube, waltz

And at the end? Stay a little longer: the evening still has a few surprises in store.

★ with vocal soloists · programme subject to change

The Cast

Conductors

David Scarr, Conductor

Conductor

David Scarr

4-12 Jan · Lund - Örebro. Born in South Africa, David Scarr completed his conducting studies with distinction at the Vienna Conservatory in 1994. He …

Conductor

David Scarr

4-12 Jan · Lund - Örebro. Born in South Africa, David Scarr completed his conducting studies with distinction at the Vienna Conservatory in 1994. He has conducted across Europe, Australia and Africa and has been with the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna since 2009.

Guido Mancusi, Conductor

Conductor

Guido Mancusi

13-19 Jan · Vara - Oslo. Austrian-Italian conductor born in Naples in 1966, trained at the Vienna Conservatory and Music University. Principal …

Conductor

Guido Mancusi

13-19 Jan · Vara - Oslo. Austrian-Italian conductor born in Naples in 1966, trained at the Vienna Conservatory and Music University. Principal conductor of the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna since 1998, he is also a composer of operas, ballets and sacred works.

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Soloists

Soloists alternate across the tour.

Jenifer Lary, Soprano

Soprano

Jenifer Lary

4-9 Jan · Lund - Helsinki (1st concert). Viennese soprano, graduated with honours from the mdw Vienna; engagements at the MusikTheater an der Wien, …

Soprano

Jenifer Lary

4-9 Jan · Lund - Helsinki (1st concert). Viennese soprano, graduated with honours from the mdw Vienna; engagements at the MusikTheater an der Wien, Coburg State Theatre and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Theater.

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Simona Eisinger, Soprano

Soprano

Simona Eisinger

9-19 Jan · Helsinki (2nd concert) - Oslo. Austrian soprano with a master's from the Vienna Conservatory; appearances at the Volksoper Wien, Theater an …

Soprano

Simona Eisinger

9-19 Jan · Helsinki (2nd concert) - Oslo. Austrian soprano with a master's from the Vienna Conservatory; appearances at the Volksoper Wien, Theater an der Wien and Landestheater Linz, and in recital at the Musikverein's Golden Hall.

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Marco Di Sapia, Baritone

Baritone

Marco Di Sapia

4-9 Jan · Lund - Helsinki (1st concert). Rome-born baritone and ensemble member of the Volksoper Wien since 2013; guest appearances at the Teatro di …

Baritone

Marco Di Sapia

4-9 Jan · Lund - Helsinki (1st concert). Rome-born baritone and ensemble member of the Volksoper Wien since 2013; guest appearances at the Teatro di San Carlo Naples and the Savonlinna and Bregenz festivals.

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Michael C. Havlicek, Baritone

Baritone

Michael C. Havlicek

9-19 Jan · Helsinki (2nd concert) - Oslo. Vienna-born baritone, member of the Volksoper Wien since 2011, acclaimed as Papageno, Masetto and Danilo, …

Baritone

Michael C. Havlicek

9-19 Jan · Helsinki (2nd concert) - Oslo. Vienna-born baritone, member of the Volksoper Wien since 2011, acclaimed as Papageno, Masetto and Danilo, with performances across Europe and the USA.

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