The Vienna Waltz Ensemble is privileged to have presented American premieres at Chicago's renowned Symphony Center, home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. They have delighted audiences for the Sunday Salon Series at the historic Chicago Cultural Center and in a variety of successful concert series, such as the Jewel Box, broadcast internationally on WFMT-FM radio. Their music can be heard on over 40 radio stations in the USA and Canada. Through concerts, master classes, and "informances", the Vienna Waltz Ensemble shares insights and discoveries obtained through ongoing research and international exchange with Viennese colleagues. Whether in a concert hall, social club, or a library setting, spellbound audiences of all ages respond enthusiastically to the lively polkas, melting waltzes, and spicy commentary, and if they didn't know already, listeners come away convinced of the historical significance of these miniature masterpieces of Viennese music.

"Breathtaking and absolutely outstanding...It was a great opportunity for family and friends to be exposed to such spine-tingling, atmospheric music. Your selection of music and your rapport with the audience can only be described as magnificent"
- a thrilled concert coordinator

For information on booking Vienna Waltz Ensemble please click vwaltze@aol.com  or call 773.506.4420.

The music of the Vienna Waltz Ensemble is particularly well suited to fill the halls of landmark buildings from bygone eras, such as:

Orchestra Hall
Built in 1904, Orchestra Hall was designed by renowned Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.

Quadrangle Club
Built in 1922 and designed by noted Chicago architect Howard Van Doren Shaw, the Quadrangle Club is owned by the University of Chicago

The Morton Arboretum (suburban Chicago)
The Morton Arboretum was founded in 1922 by Joy Morton, president of the Morton Salt Company

Garfield Park
Garfield Park(1874) remains as one of the best examples of William LeBaron Jenney's landscape architectural efforts in Chicago

Drake Hotel
Overlooking Lake Michigan, the Drake Hotel was founded in 1920, designed in the Italian Renaissance style by the firm of Marshall and Fox, and soon became one of Chicago's landmark hotels.

Chicago Cultural Center
Built in1897 as the city's original public library, Chicago Cultural Center is a landmark building that houses the city's official reception venue where the Mayor has welcomed Presidents and royalty, diplomats and community leaders.