Vienna, the Holy Land of Classical Music

Stepping into Vienna’s music hall is like traveling back to the classical era. Take the Golden Hall as an example. The building’s elegant and luxurious exterior, ancient Greek columns and exquisite sculptures 🗿 silently convey the artistic atmosphere accumulated over the years. As you step into the Golden Hall, you will see the magnificent murals on the dome, which seem to be humming a hymn to music. The performers appeared on stage in gorgeous ancient costumes. The men's tuxedos were straight and straight, and the women's long skirts were elegant and dragged on the ground. The lace and satin shimmered under the lights, and every fold seemed to hide a melody. When the music sounded, from Mozart's "Serenade" to Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5", the notes jumped and flowed in the air. The melodious sound of strings, the loud sound of brass instruments, and the agility of woodwind instruments are interwoven together, sometimes like a gurgling stream, sometimes like surging waves. In the Chur Salon Concert Hall, one can also feel this unique musical charm. Every song is so captivating that one can immerse oneself in the vast ocean of Viennese classical music. One's soul is deeply shocked and cleansed by this endless beauty.