If you’re going to church in Vienna, you could try to attend the Hofburg Palace's Imperial Music Chapel, where the Vienna Boys’ Choir sings — but it’s really crowded, and you’ll likely be hanging out in the lobby listening to them or perhaps watching on a monitor. But the Augustinian Church — also part of the vast Hofburg Palace complex — is more likely to have a pew for you, and they also host regular concerts. Let me give you a quick little tour with this clip. It’s Sunday morning, the Mass wa

Founded in 1498, the Wiener Sängerknaben / The Vienna Boys Choir celebrates its extraordinary history with a program that traces an equally impressive sweep of music history from Josquin’s polyphony to Mozart’s lyricism and the rich harmonies of Bruckner. Experience the full program, now available on Carnegie Hall : carnegiehallplus.com | Carnegie Hall