As a presenter, I adhere to Billy Wilder’s first commandment of show business: “Thou shalt not bore thy audience”. Finding surprising approaches to classics and novelties from all genres is my mission and gives me great pleasure.
Whether on ORF cultural television, Radio Österreich 1 or on the open stage, what drives me is curiosity: in music, in people, in art and culture.
To indulge in the beautiful with esprit, easily but never superficially—long-standing partners such the Vienna Philharmonic, the ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra Vienna and concert organisers like Jeunesse appreciate that—as most of all, does the audience.
I look forward to putting your event in the best light!
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100 years of radio – The show
18.10.2024 | 8.15 pm on ORF 2
“I can be heard in Scheibbs and Palermo!” was how the popular chamber singer Leo Slezak commented on his first appearance on the radio – with the follow-up: ”My consolation is that if it goes wrong, nobody can throw anything at me.”
From the very beginning, radio tried to become popular with the help of stars – but they were reluctant because they felt unworthy of speaking and making music in front of a microphone. This alienation with the microphone has now subsided, and radio has been a successful model in Austria for exactly 100 years. And this is also duly celebrated on television: With a rousing show, a journey through ten decades of radio music with the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Christian Kolonovits and hits from Hermann Leopoldi and Leonard Bernstein to Queen, David Bowie and Coldplay.
With stars such as Lylit, Daniel Schmutzhard, Marianne Mendt, Thomas Gansch, Sigrid Hauser, Wolfgang Ambros, Christina Stürmer, Seiler & Speer, Rainhard Fendrich and many more.
Music history comes to life with the presenting duo Michael Ostrowski & Teresa Vogl – playbacks and archive recordings make the flair of the different decades tangible and show how radio has influenced the attitude to life over the last 100 years right up to the present day.
Live from the Musikverein Vienna
New Year’s Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic 2024
01.01.2024 | 11.15 am on ORF 2, ZDF and 3Sat
On January 1, 2024, the Vienna Philharmonic’s New Year’s Concert will take place under the baton of Maestro Christian Thielemann at the Vienna Musikverein. Christian Thielemann has a particularly close and productive artistic partnership with the Vienna Philharmonic. He will conduct the prestigious concert event for the second time after 2019. The 2024 New Year’s Concert will be broadcast to over 90 countries worldwide and watched by millions of TV viewers. Teresa Vogl will commentate the concert live for the second time.
Live and time-delayed from Schönbrunn:
Summer Night Concert 2025
13.06.2025 | 9.20 pm on ORF 2
The Schönbrunn Summer Night Concert is one of the great highlights of the Philharmoniker’s year. The open-air concert takes place annually in Schönbrunn Palace Park, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The orchestra podium and the audience area are located in the middle of the baroque park landscape and framed by the extraordinary scenery of Schönbrunn Palace and the Gloriette. The ORF television broadcast will be commentated by Teresa Vogl.
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Live and time-delayed from Grafenegg:
Summer Night Gala Grafenegg
23.06.2023 | 9.20 pm on ORF 2
The Summer Night Gala has ushered in the summer festival season since 2006, and thanks to the TV images it is also a media flagship of Grafenegg that creates anticipation for many more highlights. World-class soloists will once again celebrate the beginning of summer in front of packed auditoriums: while cellist Gautier Capuçon has already won the hearts of Grafenegg audiences several times, Asmik Grigorian, one of today’s most exciting sopranos, will make her Wolkenturm debut. The American Eric Cutler is also one of the most sought-after dramatic tenors and will sing for the first time at the Grafenegg Gala. The musical summer fairy tale will be conducted by the chief conductor of the Tonkünstler Orchestra, Yutaka Sado. ORF culture presenter Teresa Vogl will accompany the guests through the evening.
© ORF/Hans Leitner
Prater Picnic of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra
28.06.2024
Just in time for the start of the vacations, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra invites the whole family to a Prater picnic against the spectacular backdrop of the Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel. Pack a picnic basket, spread out a blanket and enjoy musical highlights from operetta to pop with free admission.
Under the musical direction of Dirk Kaftan, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra dances into the summer: Johann Strauss’ Czárdás from his only opera Ritter Pásmán meets Mikis Theodorakis’ legendary Zorba’s Dance and Arturo Márquez’ Danzon No. 2, which has become a Mexican national anthem thanks to its incredible success. Annette Dasch and Georg Nigl will delight audiences with duets and arias by Johann Strauss, Leo Fall, Robert Stolz and Franz Lehár. Pop star Julian le Play will also enchant the audience with his songs. Teresa Vogl will present the TV broadcast.
© ORF/Roman Zach-Kiesling
Vienna Philharmonic New Year’s Concert 2023
Live from the Musikverein Vienna on 01.01.2023 at 11.15 am on ORF 2, ZDF and 3Sat
On Jan. 1, 2023, the Vienna Philharmonic’s New Year’s Concert will take place for the third time under the direction of Franz Welser-Möst. He intends to welcome the New Year with a musical fireworks display of compositions by the Strauss family, Franz von Suppè and C.M. Ziehrer, and to present many valuable but hitherto unknown pieces to an audience of millions. Three ballet numbers were recorded in the summer for the TV broadcast, elegantly to humorously choreographed by the British Ashley Page. Michael Beyer will direct, Teresa Vogl will comment live on the concert for the first time.
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Opera Ball 2023
Thursday, 16.02.2023 from 8.15 pm on ORF 2 and 3Sat
After a two-year break, the time has come again! The “Ball of Balls” takes place as a glamorous evening at the Vienna State Opera and live on TV and this year is dedicated to solidarity and the support of AUSTRIA HELPS AUSTRIA.
From the arrival of the guests and their entry on the festive staircase to the opening of the Young Ladies’ and Young Gentlemen’s Committee and the midnight quadrille: the TV audience will once again experience all the highlights as well as some innovations live from the Vienna State Opera from 8:15 pm. This year’s Opera Ball TV evening will be hosted by Mirjam Weichselbraun and Andi Knoll, ZIB presenters Nadja Bernhard and Tarek Leitner, Karl Hohenlohe and Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz, and culture presenter Teresa Vogl.
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Ernst von Siemens Music Prize awarded to violist Tabea Zimmermann
15.06.2021 | 7.30 pm at the Prinzregententheater Munich
The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation is a private foundation based in Switzerland that has been dedicated to promoting and initiating contemporary, serious music for almost 50 years. The foundation supports projects such as composition commissions, concerts, academies, children’s and educational projects, publications and much more around the globe. Once a year, the foundation awards the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize, worth 250,000 euros, for a life dedicated to music, as well as three sponsorship prizes to young, talented composers. Since 2020, two ensemble sponsorship prizes have also been awarded.
The award ceremony on 15 June 2021 will be the award ceremony for violist Tabea Zimmermann, which was postponed from the previous year due to the pandemic. The laudatory speech will be given by former Bundestag President Norbert Lammert. Together with Tabea Zimmermann, the Ensemble Resonanz will play pieces by Luciano Berio, Benjamin Britten and others. For the first time, this is a purely digital event without an audience, which will be moderated by Teresa Vogl.
The award ceremony will be streamed live on the website of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation and the pages of Bayerischer Rundfunk.
Interchanges: Ethel Merhaut in St. Corona
Monday, 10.05.2021 | 11.25 pm on ORF 2
For years, singer Ethel Merhaut has been an integral part of the young Viennese music scene. With charm and verve she dusts off chansons, foxtrots, film music and tangos of the 20s and 30s and with her interpretation builds a bridge to the present. The selection of songs is not only guided by her own identity as a Viennese with Jewish roots, but also by her interest in changing images of women.
For ORF, the charismatic singer now presents some songs from her new album “Süß & bitter” in the series “Wechselspiele – Konzerte in St. Corona” and in a special setting: Cultural journalist Teresa Vogl acts as a representative for the live audience and talks to the artist about frivolity and feminism in between.
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Kultur aus der Vogl-Perspektive
Every second Wednesday from 5.30 pm on ORF 2
As part of ORF’s evening programme “Studio 2”, Teresa Vogl meets personalities from the world of art and culture such as Elīna Garanča, Erni Mangold, Helga Rabl-Stadler, Rudolf Buchbinder, Martin Grubinger, and Johannes Krisch for discussions in the series “Kultur aus der Vogl-Perspektive”.
© photo: Ursula Hummel-Berger
Pasticcio
15.03.2021 | 8.20 am | Radio Ö1
His name is Waldemar…
…and has black hair!
His home is Berlin, but I love him! This is the refrain of a famous hit song by Zarah Leander, interpreted by the young Austrian singer Ethel Merhaut. In the song, a blond Ralf from fairy tale land is sought – one can only say: Think local, in pandemic times this also applies to love.
matinee on ORF 2
Teresa Vogl presents the ‘matinee’ on holidays and selected Sundays from 9.05 am on ORF 2
With exciting documentaries on cultural and culinary topics as well as cultural tips for the whole week, ‘matinee’ is an information and service programme for ORF’s audience interested in art and culture.
Reden in der Eden
Teresa Vogl hosts the ORF Late Night Show
“Reden in der Eden” (“Talks in Eden”)
© photos: Julia Wesely
“Da neulich, da sitz’ ma in der Eden und reden”, Helmut Qualtinger once sang, thus finally turning the traditional Viennese nightclub into the most famous bar in the country at the end of the 1950s. The musical Late Night Show of the ORF is embraced by the dignified cocktail party ambience of the Eden Bar: the bar as a place of longing, as a living room, as the last bastion.
The pillars of the show are talk-music performances. Teresa Vogl and violinist Aleksey Igudesman welcome Hollywood film composer Hans Zimmer and Austrian actress Verena Altenberger as talk guests; Austrian shooting star Wenzel Beck performs his song “Immer wieder” live.„Immer wieder“.
Die Stageband „The stage band “The Evesdrops” will provide musical running gags and a music quiz for Hans Zimmer as well as the appropriate accompaniment to Verena Altenberger’s spontaneous belly dance.
Rather than a talk show, Reden in der Eden is a declaration of love for (bar) culture.
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Rolf Rüdiger discovers music
Small, cheeky and extremely curious: For more than 15 years, the rat boy Rolf Rüdiger has been delighting TV and radio audiences – from grandchildren to grandmothers – with his saucy sayings. The eloquent puppet figure is now devoting himself to a new project. Together with culture presenter Teresa Vogl, he explores the world of classical music with funny questions, using the example of the ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra. In the process, the little rat discovers his musical side for the first time and learns more about instruments, melodies and composers from one episode to the next, making friends with many orchestra members.
Die Doppelte Frau
Teresa Vogl makes her debut as an actress and singer in the role of a blackmailing nightclub singer of the 1930s and 40s in the orf.at Web Série Noire “Die Doppelte Frau” directed by Beate Thalberg.
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