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Mozart Experience Tour with Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort

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Mozart Experience Tour with Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort

We just nominated Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort's latest CD with a Golden Label at Klassiek Centraal – early May we'll find out if this Golden Label CD is selected – or we learn that there's still a chance to make a Mozart trip to Austria together with the pianist. A special experience.

The trip runs from 17 to 20 May. As a participant, you will be among the very first to learn whether Liebrecht will receive a Golden Label at the 10 Years Golden Labels celebration on Sunday, 23 June at the Mechelse Stadsschouwburg. If you book the trip through Klassiek Centraal, we invite you to this festive edition.

When you say Mozart, you also say Austria, Salzburg and Vienna. A Mozart trip that doesn't visit both cities is incomplete. And a Mozart trip without piano is also incomplete. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in a provincial town that, in his experience, had limited opportunities. Thanks to the greatest genius of music, Salzburg has long been on the world map and how! If only he could have witnessed it. His birthplace became a tourist attraction with highlights such as Mozart's birthhouse, the Mozarteum and the Salzburger Festspiele.

Vienna, well, it is still the capital of classical music and every music lover must visit it at least once in their lifetime on a Mozartian musical pilgrimage. Mozart lived in numerous places there, he moved constantly and his musical genes remained hanging in the Viennese atmosphere like an infinite musical tree of life that inspires and encourages musicmaking. If you can visit that city with some iconic attractions, and even with one of the great pianists our country has to offer, then you should be itching to travel along.

During the journey, a visit is planned to and around the beautiful Melk Abbey, a sumptuous building complex laden with golden rococo flourishes. The abbey was more than a sober dwelling place for praying monks; it was a power centre where the intertwining of faith and politics were inseparable in its glorious years. The entire area around the abbey is full of castles in the mountainous surroundings.

Feeling the itch to travel? Then surf immediately to Check In For The World and be among the lucky ones who breathe Mozart in and out where he spent his life and granted all those hundreds of unforgettable works to eternity, and which we still enjoy daily.


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