VIENNA 〓 Vienna Symphony Orchestra has announced that it will prioritize rail

2019/12/21

The Vienna Symphony Orchestra, the residence orchestra of the Bregenz Festival, has announced that it will prioritize rail transport for travel. “carbon neutral” initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They will also change their trip to Bregenz to take a seven-hour train ride. The eight tours scheduled for 2020 will also travel by train if possible. It is the second organization after the London Philharmonic Orchestra to make an effort to become “carbon neutral” in the orchestra world.

Photo：Vienna Symphony Orchestra　/　Andreas Balon

How about this ?

  1. VIENNA 〓 Vienna State Opera announces performance lineup for 2020/2021 season

  2. CHICAGO 〓 Daniel Barenboim sent a message to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians on strike

  3. Bayreuth Festival 〓 Next year’s “Tannhäuser” will be directed by Axel Kober

  4. CLEVELAND 〓 Franz Welser-Möst return to the podium from treatment

  5. ANTWERP 〓 Elim Chan becomes the next chief conductor of Antwerp Symphony Orchestra

  6. PARIS 〓 The Opéra national de Paris has announced its performance lineup for the 2022/2023

  7. PARIS 〓 France is to help Saudi Arabia set up a national orchestra and opera

  8. COLORADO SPRINGS 〓 Colorado Springs Philharmonic has appointed French conductor Chloe Dufrene as its new music director

  9. LONDON 〓 Classical Music Magazine “Gramophone” Announces Nominees for Orchestra of the Year

  10. HAMBURG 〓 Finland’s young conductor Tarmo Peltokoski has signed a contract with the “Deutsche Grammophon” label

  11. NEW YORK 〓 Eleven new women testify to Domingo’s sexual harassment

  12. SEATTLE 〓 Thomas Dausgaard suddenly resigns as music director of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra

  13. BARCELONA 〓 Conductor Juanjo Mena announces retirement from conducting due to the progression of Alzheimer’s disease

  14. R.I.P 〓 Peter Hurford, British Organist

  15. Lyon 〓 Lyon National Orchestra will welcome Nicolai Zunider to music director

  1. No comments yet.

  1. No trackbacks yet.