Operetta "Viennese Blood"

Wiener Blut – this is Viennese charm, a rush of melodies, and a pinch of amorous turbulence in three acts! Presented as a "comic operetta," this musical gem showcases the unmistakable style of the waltz king Johann Strauss (son), artfully woven together by the skilled conductor Adolf Müller Jr. The libretto was written by Victor Léon and Leo Stein. Although the aging Strauss was no longer in good health to compose a new stage work, he was eventually persuaded after some urging: Müller Jr. blended over 30 works of the master – including immortal waltzes like "Wiener Blut" and "Morgenblätter," as well as the fast polka "Leichtes Blut" – into a delightful potpourri of joie de vivre.

The plot? Just as it should be: a fireworks display of emotions surrounding the charming Count Zedlau, who becomes entangled in a web of misunderstandings and affairs during the time of the Congress of Vienna. But don’t worry – as is fitting for an operetta, a happy ending awaits, with couples reuniting and hearts beating in three-quarter time.

After a rather subdued premiere in 1899, "Wiener Blut" became a true crowd-puller from its revised version in 1905 – a worldwide triumph that continues to this day. And now, at last, we are allowed to welcome the celebrated maestro of Viennese waltz bliss to Schloss Tabor – a musical delight that no one should miss! Tickets