One of the most heartwarming moments was a concert at a Viennese retirement home, where the audience’s warmth and affection deeply moved us. What made the event even more memorable was the presence of the family of our school’s founder, who attended the concert. This meeting held a special place in all our hearts.
We were honoured to perform at the official opening concert of the festival, held in the elegant ceremonial hall of Vienna’s City Hall. And as if that wasn’t enough, we also sang at several of the city’s most iconic venues, including the home of the Vienna Boys’ Choir, Das MuTh Concert Hall, and the legendary Golden Hall of the Musikverein—a dream stage for every musician, and the highlight of our trip.
Beyond the performances, we had time to immerse ourselves in Vienna’s rich cultural heritage. We visited Rohrau, where we saw Joseph Haydn’s birthplace, and took a peaceful walk through the gardens of Schönbrunn Palace. Naturally, we also enjoyed wandering Vienna’s charming streets, squares, and cafés, discovering the magic of the city in our own way.
The journey also brought an unexpected but delightful reunion: we crossed paths with the Italian coordinator of our Ma.Mu Erasmus+ project, reminding us once again just how small the world can be—and how powerfully music can connect people across borders.
