MUK, Music and arts private university, Vienna

The Music and Art Private University of the City of Vienna (MUK) is a state-run artistic training institution in Vienna and offers courses of study in the fields of music and performing arts: Music, Musical Theater, Dance, Musical and Acting.

The range of courses now includes around 30 bachelor's and master's degree programs.
The central task of the MUK is to develop and open up the arts in the combination of research and teaching, whereby a comprehensive education of the individual personality of the students - annually there are a total of about 860 with 250 teachers - on the basis of exceptional talent potential is of central importance.

More than half of the students come from abroad.

 

 

Podium
MUK
Podium
MUK


MUK Universität:
Johannesgasse 4A, 1010 Wien

Erreichbarkeit MUK Universität: U-Bahnlinie U1 (Station Stephansplatz)
U-Bahnlinie U3 (Station Stephansplatz)
U-Bahnlinie U4 (Station Stadtpark)
Straßenbahnlinie 2 (Station Weihburggasse)

 

Schubert
Konzerthaus
Schubert
Konzerthaus


Wiener Konzerthaus:
Schubert Saal

Lothringerstraße 20, 1030 Wien

Erreichbarkeit Wiener Konzerthaus: U-Bahnlinie U4 (Station Stadtpark)
Straßenbahnlinien D, 2 und 71 (Station Schwarzenbergplatz)
Autobuslinien 2a & 4a  

 


WIENER KONZERTHAUS & SCHUBERT SAAL

When the Vienna Konzerthaus was opened in 1913 after a construction period of only two years, it was one of the most modern large-scale buildings in the Danube monarchy. It was built by the famous theater architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Gottlieb Helmer in collaboration with Ludwig Baumann, and it set new standards in terms of architecture, visitor-friendliness, construction and building services. The acoustics and atmosphere of the building were ideal for a wide range of cultural events.
In architectural terms, the Vienna Konzerthaus is a rarity. Elements of late Historicism, Secessionism and Art Nouveau merge to form an ensemble with a unique character. Thanks to the careful handling of its architectural heritage, the Wiener Konzerthaus is today one of the most modern and at the same time one of the most traditional concert halls in the world.

 

 



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