The concert hall of Vienna Friends of the Philharmonic Association belongs to the largest and most active concert hall in Austria, and it is the top hall in the world music circle, just like the "Golden Hall" of vienna state opera and Vienna Music Associations. Every year, from October to June, there are more than 7 concerts in the four halls of Vienna Concert Hall, including the Mozart Orchestra in Vienna. There are as many as 6, visitors at home and abroad. The Vienna Concert Hall was built in 1913. On October 13th of the same year, Emperor Flantz Joseph personally attended the premiere of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. The Vienna Concert Hall has 1811 seats and the largest organ in Europe. Mozart Hall has 74 seats. Schubert Hall is the smallest of the four concert halls, with 328 seats, which is suitable for indoor concerts or large receptions. The new hall was newly built when it was renovated in 2. Because the stage can be changed flexibly, it is more suitable for playing modern concerts.

Jazz, a genre of music, originated in the United States in the late 19th century and early 2th century, and was born in the southern port city of New Orleans. Its music roots came from Blues and Ragtime. Jazz pays attention to improvisation, based on the Shuffle rhythm with swing characteristics, and is a combination of African black culture and European white culture.

Jazz was mainly developed in New Orleans in the first decade of the 2th century. After 1917, it turned to Chicago and then moved to new york in 193s. Jazz became popular all over the world. The main styles of jazz are: New Orleans jazz, swing, Bibop, cold jazz, free jazz, Latin jazz, fusion jazz and so on.