| Vienna is the music capital of the world.
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| | Knappertsbusch.
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| No other city evokes such immediate
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| | One floor of the museum is a "sonosphere"
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| associations with the great classical
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| | where sounds can be felt such as those
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| composers and the king of waltz. The
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| | experienced by an embryo in the womb. A
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| House of Music was opened in the First
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| | "future sphere" is concerned with
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| District, in 2000 as a museum of the 21st
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| | electronic music. On a floor for the
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| century. The building is a former
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| | great composers where visitors can learn
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| Habsburg palace where Otto Nicolai,
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| | with the aid of a computerized landscape
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| founder of the Vienna Philharmonic, once
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| | more of their work and lives. A large map
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| lived. The creative concept of the museum
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| | of Vienna from the beginning of the
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| combines futuristic new media
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| | nineteenth century marks all 68
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| applications with a strong didactic
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| | apartments where Beethoven once lived as
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| element. Here visitors can learn how a
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| | well as the surrounding woods and spa
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| musical instrument works and can try
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| | resorts where he spent the summers. A
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| composition, conducting and playing. A
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| | "virtual Vienna" gives visitors the
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| big attraction is the virtual orchestra
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| | chance to savor the city's musical
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| where anyone can take a baton and conduct
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| | haunts. One section, "the Exodus", is an
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| the Vienna Phil on a large screen with
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| | artistic reminder of the musicians who
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| the score of the Blue Danube or Radetzky
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| | were forced into exile or murdered by the
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| March. If successful the orchestra will
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| | Nazis.
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| reward the newcomer with applause but if
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| | One can poke his/her head into a device
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| the tempo is wrong the players down
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| | that looks like a salon hairdryer, sing
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| instruments with cries of disapproval.
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| | into the microphone, and view images that
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| Vienna is a city which has a very special
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| | are harmonious or discordant according to
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| and long relationship with Music. The
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| | the person's singing skills.
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| Music museum in Vienna is one of its
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| | For another type of experience one can
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| kinds. This new interactive museum
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| | use the "Mind Forest" to create music by
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| specializes in Vienna's amazing musical
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| | using one's voice, hands, and body, or
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| history, with exhibits on all of the
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| | turn your impromptu compositions into
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| city's musical legends and displays on
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| | sound in the "Future Music Blender." A CD
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| the mechanics of music.
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| | is prepared for it if one wants to take
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| Envision standing at the podium and
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| | the music home.
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| conducting the world's most renowned
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| | For the serious music lover one can
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| orchestra, the Wiener Philharmoniker.
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| | explore the Vienna Philharmonic Museum
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| Dreams can nearly come true at the House
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| | (which celebrates the history of the
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| of Music, where one can earn a degree as
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| | 150-year-old orchestra) and tour Genius
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| a 'virtual conductor' without even having
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| | Loci, a permanent exhibition with
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| graduated from the Academy of Music. The
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| | documents and memorabilia from the lives
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| venerable orchestra keeps the proper
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| | of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert,
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| time, whether one chooses to conduct in
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| | Johann Strauss, Mahler, and Schönberg.
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| the manner of Herbert von Karajan or Hans
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