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The government of Niederösterreich every year allots sponsoring money (Euro 7000,- for 2016), which helps particularly for financing the new grand piano. We are very grateful for this. |
The Bundesdenkmalamt (Federal monument conservation agency) has frequently helped with advice as well as financially since the castle was entered in the status of protection by May 2004. We are very grateful for this |
Occasionally we used the following halls in Vienna earlier, but since 2006 this happens more often:
One of the ground floor halls in the former factory (built 1870 ) of Bösendorfer in Graf Starhemberg street 14, was adapted in 1981 as the new Bösendorfer Hall (the historical one no longer existing) and reconditioned in 2001. Unfortunately, this hall is no more available since the site was closed by Bösendofer in 2010. Our activities were moved to Salvator Hall (see above). |
The government of Niederösterreich allotted sponsoring money (Euro 6500,-) for 2005, which helped particularly for financing the new grand piano as well as advertising in the magazine "Bühne". We are very grateful for this. Note: The effect of this expensive advertising was very near to Zero! Bösendorfer also helped with Euro 1000,--.
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The government of Niederösterreich allotted sponsoring money (Euro 1000,-) for 2004 and for 2003, which helped particularly for financing the new grand piano. The new Bösendorfer Grand Piano arrived in spring 2004! More datails (in German) HERE and HERE! |
Did Gustav Klimt paint Niederfellabrunn Castle? Being interested in culture of any kind, in February 2003 we visited the exhibition "Klimt Landscapes" at Upper Belvedere Castle in Vienna; think of our surprise to find a painting that could well have been painted in the courtyard of Niederfellabrunn Castle: Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), Forestry house in Weissenbach/Attersee, Upper Austria (painted 1912). We invite you to click on the small image to see the painting larger in size. |
Invitations, Programs etc.
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Our concert on July 2, 2000 at Belvedere Castle in Stockerau was a highlight in several respects:
A new experience for us was the world first performance of Peter Barcaba's Schöpfungsgebet (creation prayer) for voice and string quartet on August 22, 1999. The audience was very impressed by the music as well as the performance (Goldberg Quartet and Béatrice Petitet) and praised the composer. |
Vaulted room at Niederfellabrunn castleMeanwhile establishing a second hall for concerts as well as for buffet use with a size near 100 m² has been finished. Although we cannot offer a Bösendorfer Imperial concert grand there, we are sure the room will be suitable for various performances. In the center axis there are 2 massive pillars, so 6 cross-shaped vaults result. |