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음악의 집은 카를 공작이 살았고, 비엔나 필하모니의 설립자. 오토 니콜라이가 살았던 궁전에 만들어졌다. 비엔나의 음악, 왈츠 소리를 따라 간곳은 스트라우스 음악관. 재미있는 건 온 세상 사람들을 춤추게 만든 스트라우스가 정작 자신은 전혀 춤을 추지 못하는 몸치였다는 사실이다. 베토벤을 비롯해 비엔나 출신의 하이든, 모차르트, 슈베르트에서 비엔나학파인 쇤베르크까지 전시되고 있다. 이곳은 비엔나 필이 연주하는 도나우 왈츠를 직접 지휘할 수 있는 방이다. 박자를 놓치면서 당황한 어린 지휘자. 화면속의 비엔나 필 단원은 지휘가 틀렸다며 투덜대기까지 한다. “이런 쌍방향 교류가 이 음악의 집의 컨셉이고, 전시의 성격을 상징한다고 할 수 있습니다. 우리는 관람객에게 놀이하듯 음악을 접하고 직접 해 보도록 해서 내용을 이해할 수 있도록 하고 있죠.“
[English: Google Translator]
Music of the house lived the Duke Karl, the founder of the Vienna Philharmonic. Otto Nicolai lived in the palace were made. Viennese music, gangot is eumakgwan Strauss waltz along the sound. Strauss made the whole thing fun for people of the world danced his jeongjak is momchi was a fact not dance at all. Including Beethoven, Schoenberg has been exhibited to the school in Vienna Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, Vienna-born. This is bangyida to directly conduct the Vienna Danube Waltz playing field. Embarrassed young conductor missed a beat. Vienna Phil screen inside the section should wait until he is commanded wrong complaining. This concept of two-way exchanges and the home of the music, that can symbolize the nature of the exhibition. And we're playing to the audience as it directly faces the music to try to understand the information.
[German: Google Translator]
Musik dem Haus lebte der Herzog Karl, der Gründer der Wiener Philharmoniker. Otto Nicolai lebte im Schloss vorgenommen. Wiener Musik ist gangot eumakgwan Strauss Walzer entlang der Klang. Strauss machte die ganze Sache Spaß für die Menschen der Welt getanzt seine jeongjak ist momchi war eine Tatsache überhaupt nicht tanzen. Darunter Beethoven, Schönberg hat an die Schule in Wien Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, ausgestellt Wien geboren. Dies ist bangyida die Vienna Danube Waltz Spielfeld direkt führen. Peinlich junge Dirigent setzte einen Schlag aus. Wiener Phil Bildschirm innerhalb des Ausschnitts sollten warten, bis er falsch Klagen geboten. Das Konzept der Zwei-Wege-Austausch und die Heimat der Musik, kann, dass die Art der Ausstellung zu symbolisieren. Und wir dem Publikum zu spielen, wie es die Musik, um zu versuchen, um die Informationen zu verstehen, direkt gegenüber stehen.
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Schönbrunn Carriage Museum in Vienna, Austria
Some people enjoy visiting museums when they travel the world, others might find it a bit boring. Especially when the museum features nothing but carriages. But the Schönbrunn Carriage Museum in Vienna, Austria is anything but boring - each carriage is like a work of art, and some are downright jaw-dropping. You'll never think about carriages the same way again after visiting this museum!
Join Marti from Down the Wrabbit Hole as she explores this unique and deeply historical museum which features carriages hundreds of years old. You also get a peek into the wardrobe of Vienna's Empress Elizabeth, or Empress Sisi, who had one of the tiniest waists Europe has ever seen!
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Pałac Schönbrunn (Schloss Schönbrunn) w Wiedniu jest obiektem z listy światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO. Wnętrz pałacowych nie wolno filmować ani fotografować, natomiast w Muzeum Cesarskich Powozów (Kaiserliche Wagenburg), które jest jedną z atrakcji kompleksu pałacowego Schönbrunn, taki zakaz nie obowiązuje. Tu są chyba wszelkie pojazdy używane na dworze cesarskim – od ślubnej karety, przez powozy spacerowe i sanie aż po automobil i karawan pogrzebowy. Są tu pojazdy związane z dworem cesarskim w czasie panowania Franciszka Józefa i jego żony, barokowe wehikuły Marii Teresy oraz powozy należące do szlachty i bocznych gałęzi Habsburgów. Jednym z najcenniejszych zabytków Muzeum Cesarskich Powozów jest kareta, która służyła cesarzowej Sissi podczas jej bajkowego wjazdu do Wiednia w dniu jej ślubu z Franciszkiem Józefem.
Małe powoziki przeznaczone były specjalnie dla cesarskich dzieci. Perełką kolekcji jest Grand Carosse, czyli karoca koronacyjna i cesarski powóz żałobny. Wyróżniają się też niskie, jednoosobowe wozy i sanie, które służyły podczas tzw. karuzeli dam, bardzo popularnej na dworze Marii Teresy. Scenę z taką karuzelą dam przedstawia obraz widoczny obok. Całą antresolę poświęcono wierzchowcom cesarzowej Elżbiety. W salce tej wyeksponowano również damskie siodło należące do cesarzowej Sissi. Po zabójstwie cesarzowej w Genewie, specjalny karawan pogrzebowy, który można podziwiać w Muzeum Cesarskich Powozów, zaprzęgnięto w osiem czarnych koni, a poprzedzali go odziani na czarno żałobnicy, niosący latarnie. Tym samym powozem przewieziono w 1916 r. trumnę z ciałem męża cesarzowej Elżbiety, Franciszka Józefa.
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Natural History Museum, Vienna - Naturhistorisches Museum, Wien - Prirodno Istorijski Muzej, Bec
History Of The Collections
The earliest collections of the Natural History Museum Vienna date back more than 250 years. It was Emperor Franz I Stephan of Lorraine, Maria Theresa’s husband, who in 1750 purchased what was at the time the world’s largest and most famous collection of natural history objects from the Florentine scholar and scientist Jean de Baillou. This was the first step on the road to creating the Natural History Museum Vienna.
Baillou’s collection comprised 30,000 objects, including rare fossils, snails, mussels, and corals, as well as valuable minerals and precious stones. Unlike many other ‘chambers of wonders’ (“Wunderkammern”) assembled by members of the nobility at the time, this collection was categorized according to scientific criteria even at this early stage.
The Emperor loved his collection and was said to visit it every day. He spared no cost in his quest to expand it. For example, it is reported that he paid the enormous sum of 4000 guilders for a very rare and precious wentletrap snail (Epitonium scalare) – equivalent to a year’s salary for one of the most senior members of his court.
Franz I Stephan of Lorraine, who founded the Schönbrunn zoo in 1752 and the botanical garden in 1753, also organized the first scientific overseas expedition. In 1755 he commissioned Nicolaus Joseph Jacquin to travel to the Caribbean, the Antilles, Venezuela, and Columbia. Jacquin returned from this expedition with many live animals and plants for the zoo and the botanical garden, as well as 67 cases full of other items of interest from the natural world.
Museum Of Enlightenment And Research Center
After the Emperor’s premature death, Maria Theresa gave the natural science collection to the state and opened it up to the general public. Thus she created the first museum in line with the principles and visions of the Enlightenment.
Maria Theresa was not a passionate collector. Yet, as a ruler she recognized the practical importance of the natural sciences for her empire. Mineralogy was of particular interest to her because of the potential it held for mining and exploiting raw materials in the lands belonging to the empire.
It was Maria Theresa who brought the famous mineralogist Ignaz von Born to Vienna. Born, who had developed a new method of extracting precious metals, was tasked with classifying and expanding the collections. To this end he had minerals from many different regions sent to Vienna, where they were added to the collection. Under the leadership of Ignaz von Born the cabinet of natural history quickly developed into a center of practical research.
Born was not only a famous mineralogist but also a well-known Freemason. Some historians believe he was the inspiration for the character Sarastro in Mozart’s The Magic Flute.
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VIENNA - Kunsthistorisches Museum
The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna is one of the largest and most important museums in the world; it was founded by Emperor Franz Joseph to house the imperial collections and preserves a huge artistic heritage.
In the video, because I underestimated the time needed to visit, I only show In the Pinacoteca where you will be able to admire masterpieces of paintings made over a period of time from the 15th century until 1800. ( Bruegel, Cranach, Holbein, Rubens, van Dyck, Rembrandt, Tiziano, Veronese, Tintoretto, Caravaggio, Arcimboldo, Velázquez, Canaletto and many more).
At the end of the video a short movie in the Kunstkammer ( in its kind, one of the most important collections in the world) with its works of goldsmithing, precious vases, sculptures and clocks.
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Trailer Johann Strauss Wohnung
Johann Strauß (1825 – 1899) war der erfolgreichste Spross der Walzerdynastie und als solcher zwangsläufig der härteste Konkurrent seines Vaters. Er begann seine Karriere als Komponist und Dirigent von Tanz- und Marschmusik, später verhalf er auch dem Genre der Operette zu glanzvollen Höhepunkten.
Als ein im modernen Sinn des Wortes internationaler Star unternahm er Tourneen quer durch Europa, darunter nach Russland, und sogar nach Amerika.
Nicht zuletzt wegen seines Talents, sich publikumswirksam zu präsentieren, wurde er zum erklärten Liebling seiner Epoche; bei ihm tolerierte man sogar das eher turbulente Privatleben, wobei drei Ehen mit sehr unterschiedlichen Frauen die Boulevardpresse mit entsprechendem Stoff versorgten. Zur Leopoldstadt besaß Johann Strauß (Sohn) von Kindheit an ein enges Verhältnis. Im Haus Zum goldenen Hirschen in der heutigen Taborstraße 17 wohnten die Eltern und Geschwister, später auch die Schwägerinnen und deren Kinder. Nach der Eingemeindung der Leopoldstadt in die Großkommune Wien im Jahre 1850 änderte der Bezirk binnen kurzem sein Aussehen. Johann Strauß Sohn lebte in der kurz zuvor zur mondän-eleganten Praterstraße ausgebauten ehemaligen Jägerzeile in den Jahren 1863 bis 1870.
Die wichtigste mit dem Haus Nr. 54 verbundene Komposition ist das als inoffizielle österreichische Hymne bezeichnete Opus 314, der Walzer An der schönen blauen Donau. Er feierte im nahe gelegenen, inzwischen nicht mehr bestehenden Dianasaal am 15. Februar 1867 in einer heute ungewöhnlich anmutenden Fassung – von einem Männerchor gesungen – seine Premiere.
Zu den zahlreichen Exponaten der Musikerwohnung gehört eine kostbare Amati-Geige, welche einem Zertifikat von 1911 zufolge aus dem Besitz des Walzerkönigs stammt.
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In 1867 in this apartment, Johann Strauss composed the world-famous waltz The Blue Danube, Austria's unofficial national anthem! Strauss lived seven years on Praterstrasse, then a fashionable and elegant Viennese suburban street.
His own instruments, furniture and paintings illustrate Strauss's work as a composer, musician and conductor, but the whole presentation brings Strauss close to us in private as well, a man who married three times, an enthusiast at billiards and cards, and a caricaturist. Moreover, there are reminiscences of his other apartments, the Vienna ballrooms and concert halls of his time, and also the other composers in the family circle: Johann Strauss the Elder and the talented brothers Josef and Eduard.
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Vienna, Austria: Waltzing in Vienna
More info about travel to Vienna: Vienna's parks have been filled with the sound of music for centuries. In the late 1800s, Johann Strauss, the waltz king himself, directed wildly popular concerts. Today, the tradition continues to the delight of music lovers from around the world. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit
theartVIEw – Mark Rothko at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Part I Early Years
The Marc Rothko exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna presents an overview of Rothko’s artistic career from the early figurative works (theartVIEw Mark Rothko Part I) of the 1930s to those of the 1940s, and the classical abstract paintings (theartVIEw Mark Rothko Part II) of the 1950s and 1960s that made him famous.
Die Mark Rothko Ausstellung im Kunsthistorischen Museums Wien präsentiert einen Überblick über Rothkos Karriere: von den frühen figurativen Werken der 1930er Jahre (theartVIEw Mark Rothko Part I), über die Arbeiten der 1940er Jahre bis zur den klassisch abstrakten Werken (theartVIEw Mark Rothko Part II) der 1950er und 1960er Jahre, mit denen er schließlich berühmt wurde.
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WIEN 1900. Aufbruch in die Moderne
Das Leopold Museum entwirft mit seiner neu konzipierten Dauerpräsentation ein opulentes Tableau, das einen in Dichte und Komplexität einzigartigen Einblick in das Faszinosum Wien um 1900 und das Fluidum jener pulsierenden Zeit bietet.
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VIENNA 1900. Birth of Modernism
With its newly conceived presentation of the collection, the Leopold Museum is creating an opulent tableau which affords uniquely rich and complex insights into the fascination of Vienna around 1900 and the atmosphere of this vibrant time.
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Vienna, Austria
Sightseeing in Vienna. Stadtpark is a park where there is the monument of Johann Strauss, a statue of Beethoven, The Blue Danube, Maria Teresa´s Square, Heldenplatz (The square of heroes), Hofburg and Neue Hofburg (Imperial Palaces), Parlament. Año: 2000. Music: The Blue Danube, Johann Strauss.