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Itinerary as per
June 15, 2007

Itinerary Part 3
Mon July 02
- Sun July 08

Group arrives Brno and check-in to hotel

Set-up and sound-check

Breakfast

EVENING CONCERT TOUR PERFORMANCE (#8) by THE PHOENIX BOYS CHOIR & MEN AND THE CZECH BOYS CHOIR BONI PUERI CONDUCTED BY GEORG STANGELBERGER IN HRADEC KRALOVE - CITY MUSIC HALL
Concert Poster

Breakfast

Arrive Prague and check in hotel (early check-in to be confirmed)

and sightseeing

Prague, the city of hundred spires is the living soul of the Czech Republic. Prague has been a junction of European trade routes and a political and social center for centuries.
As history passed through Prague it left indelible marks everywhere, as well as the influence of many cultures that had met in Prague during past times. This beautiful mixture of many styles from Romanesque and Baroque to Art Nouveau, Cubist and contemporary styles together with the Jewish Quarter and innumerable entertainment opportunities has created the unforgettable atmosphere and made Prague one of the most surprising places in the world to visit.
The historic heart of Prague, due to its extraordinary character, is on the UNESCO list of World Monuments.

depart hotel and start your guided city tour of Prague
- Important: bring concert attire!

Rehearsal and set-up

Breakfast

Arrive Budweiss (Ceské Budejovice)

The South Bohemian capital was founded by the Bohemian King Premysl Otakar II in 1265 on the confluence of the Rivers Malše and Vltava (Moldau) as a royal city.

Check in hotel
City tour

Breakfast

Arrive Salzburg and city-tour

Arrive Salzburg - The stage of the world!

Art lovers call Salzburg the Golden City of High Baroque; historians refer to it as the Florence of the North, or the German Rome; and music lovers know it as the Festival City -- birthplace of Mozart and home of the world-famous Salzburg Festival.

EVENING CONCERT TOUR PERFORMANCE (#11) by THE PHOENIX BOYS CHOIR & MEN AND THE CZECH VIRTUOSI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY GEORG STANGELBERGER IN SALZBURG - OBERNDORF "STILLE NACHT" - CHAPEL/ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH"
Concert Poster

Overnight Salzburg (16)

Breakfast

Arrive Vienna

Vienna, one of the great capitals of Europe was for centuries home to the Habsburg rulers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Today the empire is long gone, but many reminders of the city's imperial heyday remain, carefully preserved by the tradition-loving Viennese.
From the late 18th century on, Vienna's culture -- particularly its music -- was famous throughout Europe. Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Strauss, Mahler, and Bruckner all lived in the city.
And at the tail end of the 19th century the city's artists and architects -- Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, Josef Hoffmann, Otto Wagner, and Adolf Loos among them -- brought about an artistic revolution that swept away the past and set the stage for the radically experimental art of the 20th century.

Check-in hotel and dinner provided

FIRST SUMMA CUM LAUDE INTERNATIONAL YOUTH MUSIC FESTIVAL VIENNA
Program details

Overnight Vienna (17)

Dinner provided at local restaurant
Overnight Vienna (18)

Itinerary Part 3
Mon July 02
- Sun July 08