As long as Vienna is mentioned, people will naturally think of the names of music masters such as Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Haydn, Johann Strauss, etc., because this is the hometown of the famous waltz and the The birthplace of many famous European classical music works, it has always enjoyed a high reputation as a world-famous music city. In the 18th century, it was the center of the "Vienna School" of European classical music. In the 19th century, it was the main birthplace of dance music. Many famous musicians from all over the world lived here to engage in creation and performance activities. Walking around Vienna, you can see lifelike statues of musicians almost everywhere. Many streets, parks, theaters, conference halls, etc. in the city are named after world-famous musicians.

The mid-18th century was the period of Queen Theresa's reign. She not only carried out reforms in the political, economic, military and other fields to expand Austria's territory, but also enthusiastically sponsored various arts, especially music. He is extremely passionate and often holds concerts and watch opera performances at Sch?nbrunn Palace. Therefore, many outstanding music masters emerged during this period. Mozart was known as a music prodigy. He created his first sonatas and symphonies at the age of 8, and performed his first opera at the age of 11. Beethoven was German, but he composed his music in Vienna, became famous in Vienna, and finally rested in Vienna. The Strauss family is a light music school. The three sons of Strauss Sr. are known as the "King of Waltz", "The Founder of Rhapsody Waltz" and "Waltz Musician and Conductor" respectively. There is also the "King of Art Song" Schubert, who composed more than 1,000 songs in his life, but it is most appropriate to evaluate him as "suffering from neglect during his lifetime and being extremely honored after his death". Now people miss him infinitely because of his works. Infinite vitality.

Vienna’s musical art is extensive and profound. Walking through the streets, even if you don’t understand the local language, you can still feel the beauty of this city through imagination and the charm of music. In Heroes' Square, Music Street, and Music Opera House, I saw statues of music masters. I was infected by the strong and unique artistic atmosphere here. The air, treetops, house eaves, house signs and various means of transportation here seem to be filled with musical notes, telling the moving story of each musician.

It is often said that in Vienna, the level of a street performer is often higher than that of a music professor. However, the Music Capital has more than just music. Stephen's Church is a model of European Gothic architecture, and the Belvedere Palace is the most dazzling masterpiece of Baroque architecture. The majestic Vienna State Opera also stands here, attracting the world's attention with Vienna's immortal classic melodies.

This is certainly enough to be called the "Music City", also known as the "Music City".