On this page, you can read what the international press has to say about performances by the Schoenbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna. Wherever the orchestra performs, it delights audiences and fills concerts halls thanks to its ability to interpret the musical treasures of Austria in a uniquely Viennese way.
The Schoenbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna is well-known all around the world and has already performed in front of more than one million guests. This concert represents a unique opportunity for Rome.
Corriere della Sera
This year, as in previous years, "Cosmophonies" offers a series of high-profile events. On July 27, the Schoenbrunn Palace Orchestra will debut with some of the most beautiful melodies by Johann Strauss.
L’Opinione
During the course of the international event "Cosmophonies", the Roman art of building meets the Austrian musical tradition as they make their joint debut in Italy.
La Discussione
During Sunday night’s 2007 New Year’s concert, the Schoenbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna filled the Kalmar hall with the magical sounds of its classical Viennese music. Snow and poor driving conditions were no obstacles for the audience. All dreams came true: beautiful music, graceful dance, and talented soloists. In front of the spectacular backdrop of Schoenbrunn Palace, conductor Guido Mancusi guided the orchestra with playful ease through a number of fantastic works by Strauss. Guido Mancusi’s conducting style is almost picturesque, and he is full of energy, enthusiasm, and humor.
Nyheterna
A first-rate orchestra, which smoothly follows the conductor’s instructions in great detail […]
A fascinating presentation, framed by white tulle and en pointe ballet, for instance, during the closing waltz "The Blue Danube".
The entertaining musical soiree was completed by three encores [...], including "Shrimp Cocktail", which was composed by Mr. Mancusi, the orchestra’s conductor, who entertained the audience with a variety of jokes.
Östran
Last night, there was great joy of being reunited at the Växjö concert hall […]
The Viennese music serves as a reminder that life is a celebration.
[The] string quartet [...] creates an effervescent mood.
Mr. Mancusi is also a composer, and he invited us to enjoy "The Viennese" which is, as he calls it, a flowing and a – as he likes to call it – enjoyable, gently flowing "waltz for the Swedish people".
Smålandsposten
