Vienna Walzer Orchestra	Praha Mozart Orchestra
	Orchestra di Venezia	Orchestra Classica Napoletana

Vienna Walzer Orchestra
The great popularity of music by Johann Strauß and his dynasty guarantees our orchestra regular tours to the most famous cities, primarily in Eastern Asian countries. Originally founded as an orchestra dedicated to the "Strauss Renaissance" and intended for Viennese music lovers and tourists visiting the Vienna, its importance as a tour orchestra has grown over time.

The Vienna Walzer Orchestra successfully continues the long concert tradition of the Johann Strauss dynasty. The orchestra performs the most beautiful waltzes, polkas and marches by Johann Strauss. Let the "Wiener Ballett" solo dancers, dressed in traditional costumes, and internationally acclaimed singers impress you with operatic melodies, taking you back to Vienna in the 19th century: this was the time when Johann Strauss was at the height of his success. Listen to this enchanting music in the city's most beautiful halls, such as the Palais Ferstel, the K&K Börsenzentrum, or the main hall of the Wiener Börse. All these halls have traditionally featured cultural events and are a magnificent backdrop and the guarantee for an unforgettable experience.
Come with us and enjoy the romantic atmosphere of imperial Vienna!

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Praha Mozart Orchestra
Both the Praha Mozart Orchestra and the Vienna Walzer Orchestra specialize in performing Mozart's music. The Praha Mozart Orchestra is highly acclaimed and in great demand in its home country, the Czech Republic, as well as abroad. In addition to the magic of Mozart's music, the audience can experience the nostalgic touch of the past. Artists perform in traditional, 18th-century costumes, making the performance a real experience.
The Praha Mozart Orchestra's first concert took place at the Rudolfinum in Prague. By performing in historic costumes and specializing in Mozart's music, the orchestra brings tradition to the Czech Republic and to the whole world.

Mozart was very fond of Prague, and this sympathy found its expression in the fact that "Don Giovanni" premiered in Prague, as well as the Symphony in D-major, KV 504, which is often called "Prague Symphony".
Our Mozart concerts feature movements from symphonies, concerti, overtures, arias, and duets from Mozart's most famous operas.
The orchestra and the internationally well-known singers will take you on a journey to the 18th century, to an atmosphere as if Mozart himself enchanted his audience.
The exciting concerts are performed in Prague's most famous concert halls, offering the audience a wonderful experience and an opportunity that should not be missed!

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Orchestra di Venezia
The Orchestra di Venezia, performing in historic costumes of the 18th century, represents the Venice's tradition of classic and folk music.
The Orchestra di Venezia first performed on April 16, 1996 on the occasion of the solemn Easter Concert. Its members have the common goal to perform Venetian music as well as the incomparable compositions by A. Vivaldi, Corelli, or Boccherini, among others.
Because of its high stylistic perfection, the Orchestra di Venezia immediately established itself as one of the best ensembles in the entire field.
The Orchestra di Venezia is based on string players (violins, violas, celli, etc.), concertizing harmoniously to produce an unforgettable sound.

The orchestra has already performed in the most prestigious music halls in Venice, such as the School of San Giovanni Evangelista (official hall from 1996 until 2002), the Palazzo Ducale and the Goldoni Theatre, with the unquestioned appreciation of the audience and critics.
It participated in different Venetian cultural events ("Sensa", "Carnevale di Venezia, "il Redentore", etc.) and represented Venice at cultural meetings in Germany, France, and Japan.
Furthermore, the orchestra performed in Venice over 600 times! In the last seven years, it worked in partnership with internationally well-known music associations (among them the "Accademia Europe della Musica") and other organizations. The orchestra also worked with TV stations, such as RAI and other stations in Italy, and foreign stations, such as S.A.A.R. and the N.B.C., and the most important institution, the "Regione Veneto".
Many tours to the most important music centers like Japan, South Korea, China and to most European countries document the great demand for this orchestra.

The gradual transformation within the Orchestra di Venezia and the tendency to follow music currents of unquestioned interest - among them high-quality soundtracks - reflect the repertoire that is closely linked to Venice and to the city's yearly film festival.
Also worth mentioning are the orchestra's video and DVD productions.
As of 2002, the Orchestra di Venezia has become part of Culturell’ Events, specializing in the organization of cultural events with its main office in Vienna.

"A VENETIAN DREAM" – This is a new kind of show featuring typical Venetian costumes, a reality created from the phantasm of one of the many visitors to the city. Impressed by the city's atmosphere and exhausted from walking all day, he stops at a corner. There he watches in fascination as the inner secrets of this majestic and eternal city unravel. Taken by this remarkable quietude, the visitor continues his way, now encouraged and relaxed.

The Balletto di Venezia performs famous minuets, gavottes and rondos in costumes reminiscent of historic Venetian historic personalities such as Marco Polo, Casanova, or even from the "Commedia dell’arte".

Toward the end, international singers perform barcaroles and typical Venetian folk songs. This great event and the wonderful atmosphere definitely take the audience to a Venice of the 18th century.

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Orchestra Classica Napoletana
Musical reality of International dimension, it gets established in 2005 by the Maestro Sandro Cuturello, having as a goal to reoffer the tradition of the Neapolitan Author Song in classical style and with typical Neapolitan folk instruments. After the “Vienna Walzer Orchestra”, the “Praha Mozart Orchestra” and the “Orchestra di Venezia”, the “Orchestra Classica Napoletana” (“Classic Neapolitan Orchestra”) is the fourth musical project of big proportion of the South Italian Maestro, thought to reevaluate the typical, unique style of the music and cultural characteristics bound to his native town. The “Orchestra Classica Napoletana” is founded on a string quintet, supported by wind instruments like the clarinet, the recorder and the horn, with the typical intervention of the princiar instrument: the mandolin, which with the mandola, the mandoloncello  and the rhythmical and folk guitar establishes the timbre series of plectrum instruments. The classical accompanying guitar and the accordion enrich the sound atmosphere, which is sustained of the rhythm group of unmistakable Neapolitan expression, containing percussion and tambourine.

Since the interpretation of the “Canzone” (the Neapolitan Song) is crucial for the performing in concert form of the “Orchestra Classica Napoletana”, the choice of opera singers of undisputedly high level – expert artists in their field and responding to the characteristics of diction and scenical demandings of the difficult and feared repertoire – depends certainly on the affiliation and proximity of the Soloists to the Neapolitan culture. The repertoire, as the Maestro’s project’s reflection shows us, is centered on the surveyance of the Opera Arias, from those implicitly contemporary to the Italian Melodrama of illustrious composers like Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti, to the “Canzone” style which ellaborates its own characteristic shape from the beginning of  Italy’s 1900’s.  The musicians, also chosen after multiple criterias and experiences, distinguish themselves not only through  their great competence and instrumental versatility, but also through a natural and moving spirit which accompanies their performance.

South Italian like the Soloists, the Maestro Cuturello guarantees authenticity and originality! For the first time in Japan, the “Orchestra Classica Napoletana” will perform in the greatest theatres of the most important cities of the Sun-Rising Country between the 22 of June and the 11 of July 2005. After reentering Europe, the “O.C.N.” will be at the end of July at the most famous Theatre S. Carlo in Naples, undisputed temple of the Italian and World music and bastion of the Partenopean tradition and musical history: the most prestigious center for performing in classical or traditional style the Neapoletan Author Song. Here they start a tour in Calabria in august 2005 for the International Music Festival of Tropea, afterwards in China, and supported by the Ministry of Italians Abroad, will tour the world in 2006, visiting their conationals in Canada, Argentina, Brasil, Australia and the U.S.A.

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