Effective period / Period of releases: 1952 - 2015

Members: Roland Kovac, Carl Zeller, Thomas Forstner, Peter Kubelka, Helmuth Froschauer, Kurt Equiluz, Erwin Ortner, Werner Krenn, Norbert Balatsch, Herbert Böck, Michael Grohotolsky, Wolfgang Reisinger, Peter Svensson (2), Herbert Lippert, Gerhard Track, Peter Jelosits, Friedrich Pleyer, Erich Binder, Alfred Planyavsky, HK Gruber, Anton Neyder, Georg Tichy, Roland Berger, Herbert Manhart, Gerhard Riedmann, Peter Schneider (6), Hans Braun, Max Emanuel Cencic, Uwe Theimer, Hans Breitschopf, Soloist Of The Wiener Sängerknaben, Jaro Prohaska, Michael Werba, Günther Theuring, Georg Nigl, Edi Vitouch, Peter Heinz Kersten, Terry Wey, Norbert Rosenich, Gerhard Turecek, Peter Wannke, Rainer Petrou, Walter Völkl, Erich Kuchar, Bert Mayer (2), Karl Kritz, Gerhard Lang (2), Markus Butter, Stefan Preyer, Ernst Jankowitsch, Thomas Weinhappel, Wolfgang Plank, Gernot Heinrich, Ferdinand Jankowitsch, Benedict Randhartinger, Christian Drescher, Gerhard Persché, Michael Fraisler, Benjamin Schmidinger, Albin Lenzer, Bruno Hartl, Georg Leskovich, Alexander Nader, Thomas Puchegger, Belà Fischer, Daniel Froschauer, Heinz Hanke

Die Wiener Sängerknaben (Vienna Boys' Choir, also The Vienna Choir Boys) is a vocal ensemble established by Maximilian I of Habsburg on 7 July 1498, based in Vienna. In 1924, the Vienna Boys' Choir was officially founded, and it has evolved into a professional music group. The choir is a private, not-for-profit organization, there are approximately 100 choristers between the ages of ten and fourteen, based and educated at a boarding school. Due to the excellent training many former members have established a soloist musician career later on.

Please note that Die Sängerknaben Vom Wienerwald is not an ANV of "Die Wiener Sängerknaben", but an entirely different choir.