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A musical journey through the highlights of the Christmas season!
For everyone who loves Christmas and wants to enjoy it with all their senses.
05.12.2025
20.12.2025
21.12.2025
02.01.2026
Classic & Soul
Star guests​
The famous opera singers and
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Daniel Gutmann,
Amelie Hois
& Cesár Sampson
Luke Andrews Band
Piano Yuka Tamura
and our prodigies of the golden note:
Piano Sona Tamura
Violine Raphael Bleuse
Harp Amelie Jade Knapp
Flute Alicia Bleuse
Cello Dylan Russell
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The artists will delight guests on December 3, 19, 20, and 21, starting at 7:30 p.m., at the Lutheran City Church in Vienna, the Catholic Church in Linz, the Andrä Church in Salzburg, and the St. Andreas Church in Kitzbühel. The churches will be transformed into an unforgettable Christmas atmosphere with light, visual, and special effects installations, and the music will enchant listeners into a wonderful, magical Christmas season.
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A donation will be made to the children's hospice network
www.youarenotalone.at Artists donate to children in need
The Mariendom, Linz
Linz Cathedral, also known as the New Cathedral, is the largest church in Austria and a masterpiece of neo-Gothic architecture. Located in the heart of Linz, its impressive interior and colorful stained-glass windows create a tranquil and inspiring atmosphere. The cathedral seats up to 20,000 people and boasts a 112-meter-high tower with panoramic views of the city. In addition to its religious significance, the cathedral also serves as a venue for concerts, guided tours, and cultural events. Linz Cathedral is a spiritual and cultural highlight.
The Magical St. Andreas Church, Kitzbühel
The St. Andreas Church as an important historical and cultural landmark in Kitzbühel is the ideal venue for the first Christmas Spirit in Kitzbühel. Its architecture, interior design, location and cultural significance make it a place that appeals to visitors with its charm and spiritual charisma.
The Lutheran City Church, Vienna
The Lutheran City Church is the center of a traditional community. At the same time, it is an architectural gem whose roots stretch back far before time, as it once housed a Protestant congregation. The history of our church begins in 1582/83 with the laying of the foundation stone and consecration of the monastery church of St. Mary Queen of Angels. Archduchess Elisabeth, widowed Queen of France, founded the Poor Clare Convent on a site that you can still walk around today. Even after the founder's death in 1592, the monastery and church remained under the special protection of the Habsburgs, and Maria Theresa still enjoyed visiting the church on special holidays. In 1781, the dissolution of the monasteries and the Edict of Tolerance under Joseph II paved the way for the Protestant congregation of the AB to purchase the church. On the first Sunday of Advent 1783, the first Protestant service was held in the Lutheran City Church.
The Magical St. Andrä Church, Salzburg
Located in the heart of Salzburg, St. Andrä Church is a historical and architectural gem. Built in the 19th century, the Neo-Gothic church is distinguished by its ornate stained glass windows and impressive towers, captivating both locals and visitors alike. As an active parish, St. Andrä Church offers regular masses, concerts, and events that strengthen the community in faith and fellowship. Its serene interior and commitment to preserving its historical significance make it an important destination for anyone looking to discover Salzburg's spiritual and architectural treasures.
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