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In Mozart's Footsteps - Uncommon Musical Travel2020-10-05T10:10:44-07:00I think the program could not have been handled better, logistically. Every base was covered - health, trip schedule, timing, etc., etc,. etc.Robert Branson, Abita Springs, LA
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http://inmozartsfootsteps.com/testimonials/mary-jane-butera-new-orleans-la-2/The trip was geared to reach people with a broad range of music interests, knowledge, and abilities. I learned much more than expected.Paula Boyd, Hagerstown, MD
In Mozart's Footsteps - Uncommon Musical Travel2020-10-05T10:11:28-07:00The trip was geared to reach people with a broad range of music interests, knowledge, and abilities. I learned much more than expected.Paula Boyd, Hagerstown, MD
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In Mozart's Footsteps - Uncommon Musical Travel2020-09-25T08:45:38-07:00I felt like Dr. Nelson's enthusiasm for his material motivated me to learn. He knows copious amounts of information about these cities and their music. He was easy to talk to and excited to share his knowledge.Jeni Garlich, Columbia, MO
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In Mozart's Footsteps - Uncommon Musical Travel2020-09-25T08:47:14-07:00The tour really had everything-food for the brain, the soul, the spirit, the ear, the eye, and one's tummy, too.Thelma Roberts, Scarborough, NY
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Category Archives: Vienna – General Travel
Two Views of Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral
St. Stephen’s Cathedral is in the very center of Vienna. The square outside is always bustling with visitors, and just as many venture inside to see its magnificent interior. Although I have taken many photographs of it over the years, … Continue reading
Vienna’s Magnificient Karlskirche
The Karlskirche (St. Charles Church) is Vienna’s great Baroque Church. For the music lover, several interesting stories took place here. When Mozart was quite young, he contracted Scarlet Fever during a trip to Vienna. Once he began to recover, his … Continue reading
Vienna State Opera with a Fisheye Lens
Before this trip I purchased a fisheye lens for my Nikon. Fisheye lenses have lots of intentional distortion and are good for special effects, but you don’t want to use them all the time because they can become a little … Continue reading
Vienna’s Christmas Market
Today, on my first day in Vienna for this trip, I stopped by the large Christmas Market in front of the Rathaus. I was actually cold, tired, and wanted to get back to my hotel room, but when I saw … Continue reading
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Vienna’s Naschmarkt
Vienna’s Naschmarkt is a wonder. On this little strip of pavement between two busy roads, you can find some of the city’s best foods and inexpensive gifts. Visiting Naschmarkt is an experience in itself with its narrow lanes and small … Continue reading
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The Vienna Philharmonic’s Summer Concert at Schönbrunn Palace
If you come to Vienna in early summer, you have the opportunity to attend one of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s newest traditions – the Vienna Philharmonic’s Schönbrunn Summer Concert. This is a free concert on the grounds of the beautiful … Continue reading
Day 5 – Last minute preparations and meals with friends
Today was the final day for me to get everything done before the students arrived: getting Euros to give to them when they arrive, finding a restaurant in Grinzing for a lunch, picking up tickets for the Vienna Boys Choir, … Continue reading
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Day 4 – Vienna, “Carmen”, and a Video Blog
Today was a great day! I returned to Vienna, a city that I deeply love and know extremely well. My “to-do” list in preparation for the arrival of my UNCG students on Saturday was very long, but I got almost … Continue reading
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