New Year's Concert 2021
Jan 01, 2021 · 2h 39m
Director
Henning KastenOverview
Having enjoyed a 50-year musical partnership with the Vienna Philharmonic, Riccardo Muti takes charge of the celebrations for the sixth time in what’s bound to be a uniquely poignant occasion. The concert includes the traditional mix of Austrian classics, featuring music by the Strauss family and ending with the ever-popular By the Beautiful Blue Danube and the foot-stamping Radetzky March. In these uncertain times, the concert looks to send people all over the world a new year's greeting in the spirit of hope, friendship and peace.
Cast of New Year's Concert 2021
Crew of New Year's Concert 2021
Henning KastenDirector- Michael HeinzlProducer
- Martin SchermannProducer
- Gernot ArendtDirector of Photography
- Wolfgang A. HermannEditor
- Karin VeitlEditor
Christian LacroixCostume Design- Michaela ReuscherMakeup Artist
- Petra LaskarisMakeup Artist
- Rita AlembikMakeup Artist
- Sabine KlapperMakeup Artist
- Peter GrauerLighting Design
- Jochen SchmidSound Recordist
- Markus LischakSound Recordist
- Gerhard AdensamerProduction Manager
- Barbara KilianSound Recordist
About New Year's Concert 2021
What is New Year's Concert 2021 about?
Having enjoyed a 50-year musical partnership with the Vienna Philharmonic, Riccardo Muti takes charge of the celebrations for the sixth time in what’s bound to be a uniquely poignant occasion. The concert includes the traditional mix of Austrian classics, featuring music by the Strauss family and ending with the ever-popular By the Beautiful Blue Danube and the foot-stamping Radetzky March. In…
When was New Year's Concert 2021 released?
New Year's Concert 2021 was released on January 1, 2021.
How long is New Year's Concert 2021?
New Year's Concert 2021 runs 2 hours 39 minutes (159 minutes).
Who directed New Year's Concert 2021?
New Year's Concert 2021 was directed by Henning Kasten.
Who is in the cast of New Year's Concert 2021?
The cast of New Year's Concert 2021 includes Petroc Trelawny (Self - Narrator (BBC version)), Riccardo Muti (Self - Conductor) and Vienna Philharmonic (Self - Orchestra).