From the owner: Unser Familienbetrieb bietet Ihnen eine rundum Betreung für Ihren musikalischen Wunsch.read more

Love this place! Always have and probably always will. A throwback to the music scene in Vienna…read moreduring the late 70s and 80s. Sold quite a few instruments and found my favorite 4-string bass there, a '76 Fender Jazz, which I still play today.

An excellent store specializing in printed classical music, well-stocked and managed by a friendly…read moreknowledgable staff. They also carry jazz and popular music, pedagogical books, biographies, reference books, audio/video, musical supplies. Prices are premium, but that is the nature of the sheet music business these days. But the big treasure of this place is the USED department in the back. You can find pretty much whatever you need, in gently to heavily used condition, at a fraction of the price.

Very cute store! I was just in Vienna and stopped in to look around. It was well stocked and the…read morestaff were extremely friendly and helpful, but at the same time were not pressuring me to buy anything. I ended up buying the Debussy cello sonata, Prokofiev cello sonata and a collection of ten Mozart quartets. My mom bought a book of easy spanish guitar songs. There were plenty of works for all instruments and ensembles, as well as jazz. It is pretty pricey but that's the way sheet music is online too. I had a lot of fun looking at music in person rather than on the internet!

I was recently in Vienna on a 3 week tour of Europe and I had a Mark Bass amp from the US that…read moreneeded a transformer. I was lucky enough to find an electronics store near my hotel & they were selling a transformer. It was rather bulky & heavy so the salesman said that I should go to a music store named Klangfarbe. I took the subway to this music store & when I arrived I asked one of their employees if they could sell me a transformer hopefully that wasn't too heavy. He said he'd check with his technician to see what they could do. To my surprise they called Mark Bass which is headquartered in Italy & got instructions on how to open up the amp & manipulate the wiring so that it worked in Europe. They also showed me how to put it back to the original wiring once I was back in the USA. All of this @ no charge to me so I thought what a great store. Later I thought why couldn't Mark Bass not have given me instructions on how to do that. Most amps nowadays have a switch for the change in electric current between Europe & North America. I'm eternally grateful to Klangfarbe for their help & kindness & I highly recommend them to all musicians traveling or that live in Vienna.

very fun place to get musical. huge variety of instruments!!!read more