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Fri16Oct18:00+2 more dates

Wiener Musi-Tage 2026

Oct 16–18

Liebhartstaler Bockkeller, 1160Gallitzinstraße 1, 1160 WienDirections
  • Entry €75
  • Booking needed
  • Indoors

Workshops: €75 standard, €60 for members, €40 for pupils and students; free for wean schbüün students. Opening on 16 October: free admission/donations welcome.

Source: Wiener Volksliedwerk
What to expect

The Wiener Musi-Tage focus on making music together. On 17 and 18 October, the Wiener Volksliedwerk offers four courses covering zither, strings, contraguitar, singing, accordion and other instruments. The open music evening “Gemma Lepschi” starts the programme on 16 October and welcomes performers and listeners. The workshops require email registration; the listed mid-September deadline has already passed.

Programme

Upcoming dates

  • Fri 16 Oct, 18:00–20:00
    Gemma Lepschi: open stageSpiegelsaal, Liebhartstaler Bockkeller
  • Sat 17 Oct, 09:30–17:00
    Opening hoursLiebhartstaler Bockkeller
  • Sun 18 Oct, 10:00–16:00
    Opening hoursLiebhartstaler Bockkeller
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