The Vienna Musikverein is located in Austria.

The full name of the Golden Hall is the Golden Hall of the Vienna Music Association, also known as the Golden Hall and the Vienna Philharmonic Hall. Located at No. 12 B?sendorfer Strasse in Vienna, Austria, it is the oldest and most modern concert hall in Vienna and one of the famous concert halls in the world.

The Golden Hall is not an independent building, but part of the Friends of Music Association building. There are multiple concert halls in this building, including the Brahms Hall and the Mozart Hall in addition to the Golden Hall. etc. performance halls and offices.

The Musikverein is the fulcrum of Vienna’s musical life and the perennial performance venue of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The Vienna New Year's Concert is traditionally held here. Every year, the New Year's Concert is broadcast on television, showing the hall's splendid decoration and unparalleled acoustics to audiences around the world.

Building structure:

The association building was built by T. von Hansen from 1867 to 1869. The Golden Hall is 48.80 meters long, 19.10 meters wide and 17.75 meters high, with a total area of ??932.08 square meters.

At that time, "acoustics" had not been advocated, but the architect's unique research experience on sound and sound transmission, hollowed out a space under the wooden floor of the high platform, and carefully calculated the division and distribution of the upstairs boxes. The arrangement of the goddess columns on the wall and the use of building materials on the ceiling and walls to prevent static interference allow the audience in the hall to enjoy the same level of music performance regardless of whether they are sitting near or far.