- Board your flight Relax and enjoy your journey to Vienna, Austria.
Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival
Travel to Vienna with WorldStrides for Austria’s premier global youth music festival for choirs, bands and orchestras. Enjoy a once in a lifetime opportunity to perform at prestigious venues including the Golden Hall of the Musikverein, the Grand Hall of the Weiner Konzerthaus, amongst others. The festival offers competitive and non-competitive options for a variety of ensembles. Hear ensembles from…
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Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival
Travel to Vienna with WorldStrides for Austria’s premier global youth music festival for choirs, bands and orchestras. Enjoy a once in a lifetime opportunity to perform at prestigious venues including the Golden Hall of the Musikverein, the Grand Hall of the Weiner Konzerthaus, amongst others. The festival offers competitive and non-competitive options for a variety of ensembles. Hear ensembles from…
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Dates
- 04 Jul 2025
- 03 Jul 2026
Highlights
Festival venues
Your Adventure
- Meet your Tour Director Arrive in Salzburg and meet your Tour Director, who will accompany you for the duration of your tour.
- Salzburg guided sightseeing tour Explore Salzburg Dom, Salzburg Cathedral, Festival Hall, Mirabell Palace, & Mozart’s Birthplace.
- Sound of Music visit Visit the Gardens of Mirabell Palace, Leopoldskron Palace, Hellbrunn Nonnberg Abbey, St. Gilgen and Lake Wolfgang.
- Concert performance Enjoy your first performance of the tour, possible venues include The Great Hall of the University of Salzburg, Silent Night Chapel, or Kollegienkirche.
- Panorama tour through Wachau Valley Melk is situated next to the Wachau Valley along the Danube. It is best known as the site of a massive baroque Benedictine monastery named Melk Abbey.
- Melk Abbey visit Enjoy a guided tour of one of the biggest European Baroque ensembles, planned by the famous Austrian Baroque architect Jakob Prandtauer in the first half of the 18th century. The Melk Abbey complex, where Benedictine monks still live and dedicate their work to culture and education, extends over 320 metres.
- Festival opening ceremony Start the festival with an opening ceremony for all participants at the Wiener Konzerthaus.
- Conductors kick-off meeting All conductors meet in preparation for the festival.
- Competition and celebration Competition and celebration at the Golden Hall of the Musikverein for choirs, orchestras, bands and special groups.
- Concerts and performances throughout the city Individual concerts and performances in and around Vienna (all groups).
- Competition and celebration at the Golden Hall Competition and celebration at the Golden Hall of the Musikverein for choirs, orchestras, bands, and special groups.
- Workshops at the University of Music in Vienna Workshops at the University of Music in Vienna for choirs, orchestras, bands, and special groups
- Concerts and performances throughout the city Individual concerts and performances in and around Vienna (all groups).
- Workshops at the University of Music in Vienna Workshops at the University of Music in Vienna for choirs, orchestras, bands, and special groups.
- Haus der Musik visit Visit to the Haus der Musik, an interactive sound museum.
- Concerts and performances throughout the city Individual concerts and performances in and around Vienna (all groups).
- Explore Vienna Individual city exploration of Vienna.
- Summa Cum Laude academy event Lecture, preparation for Gala Winners’ Concert and group photo at the Wiener Konzerthaus (all groups).
- Evening Gala Winners' Concert Evening Gala Winners' Concert (winners of the Competition on stage, all other participants in the audience) at the Great Hall of the Wiener Konzerthaus.
- Festival Finale Award ceremony, and farewell reception (all participants).
- Travel to Prague via Telč Telč lies at the midpoint of the old King's route from Vienna to Prague. Telč is the best preserved Renaissance town north of the Alps, and was added to the UNESCO list of international heritage sights in 1993.
- Prague guided sightseeing tour Prague is the capital of Czechia, built on seven hills astride the Vltava River. The beauty of Prague is legendary; Goethe described the city as “the most precious stone in the crown of this world
- Prague city walk Enjoy a walking tour of Prague Castle Complex, Golden Lane, and Charles Bridge.
- Concert performance Venue options include Smetana Hall, Czech Museum of Music, or St. Nicholas Church.
- Depart Prague Our rewarding and enjoyable tour comes to an end as our Tour Director accompanies us to the airport on our final day.