A trip to Eisenstadt in Austria to discuss new lecturing engagements within a newly set up Masters degree programme in European Project Management gave me an opportunity to visit the house where Joseph Haydn lived for 12 years. The beautifully preserved Baroque house captures the spirit of the composer and re-creates his work and activities in a very unique way. Eisenstadt is a also where Robert Musil, author of The Man Without Qualities, spent part of his life.

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