As a service and suggestion for you we have assembled a representative retrospective of successful events which have taken place in recent months.
January 17, 2008/
Johann Strauss Ensemble Vienna at the Presentation of the new Appearance of the Renaissance Penta Vienna Hotel:
The Renaissance Penta Vienna Hotel invited approx. 400 international guests to the presentation of the new logo und hotel name, at the same time celebrating the opening of the completely newly renovated hotel wing in the former company headquarters of T-Mobile, right next to the hotel main building. The Johann Strauss Ensemble Vienna in historically accurate Biedermeier costumes provided the musical framework for the opening celebration in the lobby of the hotel, which is now called „The Imperial Riding School Vienna, a Renaissance Hotel“. At the time of the monarchy there was a riding school in this building and in the 80’s it was painstakingly renovated with particular attention to historical detail. Awarded with 5-stars, it has, since then, been open to the international public for a pleasant stay in Vienna.
January 17, 2008/
Premiere of “Unverhofft” in the “Theater in der Josefstadt”:
Herbert Föttinger, director of the Theater in der Josefstadt, presented Nestroy’s „Unverhofft“ (An Unexpected Pleasure) as the 4th premiere of the house’s 2007/2008 season. Directed by Prof. Hans Hollmann, “Unverhofft” offers a whole string of stage idols: Otto Schenk as Herr von Ledig and Martin Zauner as the fabricant Walzl, as well as in further roles: Therese Lohner as Gabriele Walzl; Siegfried Walther as Falk, the milliner and Gideon Singer as Anton, the heart and soul of the Walzl household. With „Unverhofft“, the Theater in der Josefstadt offers a traditional staging in the best sense of the word: the wonderful Biedermeier costumes & the stage sets were created by Rolf Langenfass, the original music set for piano, tuba & clarinet were penned by Michael Rüggeberg. The musical direction is in the capable hands of Bernhard van Ham – the Wolfgang Trojan Concert Agency is responsible for the professional organization of the musicians.
January 18, 2008/
The Viennese ladies Orchestra Johann Strauss at the Officer’s ball in the Vienna Hofburg …:
For the first time, the Wolfgang Trojan Concert Agency has been responsible for an important part of the musical program of the, in the meantime famous, “Officer’s ball at the Vienna Hofburg. The ball guests in the “Zeremoniensaal” were entertained by the lilting waltzes, polkas and tangos of the Viennese Ladies Orchestra Johann Strauss.
January 26, 2008/
10th Regenbogenball ... with the sounds of the Viennese Ladies Orchestra Johann Strauss:
For the 10th time in a row, the Wolfgang Trojan Concert Agency has been responsible for the musical program of the, in the meantime famous, Viennese Regenbogenball in the Parkhotel Schönbrunn. The illustrious gaggle of ball guests once again were swept away by both the lilting waltzes of the Viennese Ladies Orchestra Johann Strauss as well as the international top hits of the Band A-Live.
Feb. 2, 2008/
Gala for OPEC in Palais Ferstel:
The OPEC Fund for International Development was holding a large gala dinner themed „ A Grand Venetian Celebration“ for its customers and co-workers in the noble Palais Ferstel in Vienna. As specialist for the artistic concept, the Wolfgang Trojan Concert Agency has been entrusted with the realization of the program. In a style befitting the period, Herald Trumpets in renaissance costumes and couples in elaborate rococo costumes will welcome the guests in the arcade. The Rococo Ensemble in baroque costumes offered select dinner music from Vivaldi to Mozart while our baroque Master of Ceremonies in his historically accurate costume was escorting the guests through the evening in English.
March 3, 2008/
„ High Finance Ball“ in Palais Ferstel for the third time...:
Thanks to the successful ball on March 9, 2007, the Wolfgang Trojan Concert Agency has again in 2008 been entrusted with a portion of the musical design of the noble High Finance Ball in the impressive Palais Ferstel. In the arcade our DJ was provided the best entertainment for the illustrious assembly - from soul, pop, rock, swing, easy listening jazz to chill-out, the expert DJ offers a select program far into the wee hours.
March 11, 2008/
jazz sounds with Band Lou in the elegant Palais Ferstel:
Audiences are pricking up their ears at the Band Lou – in the festive halls of Palais Ferstel, the Viennese musicians offered a represetative musical palette of their diverse abilities – the international managers from Reuters enjoyed a range of songs spanning from Elton John and Astrud Gilberto to Stevie Wonder & Al Jarreau. A particularly sucessful evening both for the guests as well as for our client Palais Events.
April 15, 2008/
Viennese Ball with lots of highlights at Ferstel Palace:
On behalf of our client ACTS Werbeveranstaltungen GmbH., we have partly organized the artistic program of a fitting Viennese ball once more at the Ferstel palace. During the whole evening our Master of Ceremonies acted like a conferencier in a Baroque style - the Johann Strauss Ensemble Vienna under the musical direction of Ruth Mueller and Band Broadway provided for the successful musical framework of the whole evening performing dinner and dance music till in the early morning. ACTS also had organized two special highlights for the guests: a concert of the Viennese boy’s choir at the end of the cocktail and as midnight surprise a show of Elisabeth with Maya Hakvoort, Serkan Kaya, Rob Fowler and Fritz Schmid.
April 26, 2008/
Ceremonious Opening to the Exhibit in Stift Klosterneuburg with Amadeus Brass:
Stift Klosterneuburg had a reason to celebrate. It has been 900 years since a church dedicated to Mary in „Nivenburg“ – known today as Klosterneuburg - was first cited. With regard to this fact, the monastery is staging a special exhibit during the anniversary year entitled „The Monastery from A to Z“. It shows fascinating, quaint, and amusing moments from the past centuries. And so, a monastery alphabet evolved: 26 themes from A to Z, spanning 900 years. The brass quintet „Amadeus Brass“ made up of acclaimed musicians from lower Austria provided the successful musical backdrop for the festivities. With sounds ranging from Bach to Steve Wonder, the ensemble aroused the enthusiasm of the approximately 800 invited guests.