I would love to live in Prague sometime in my life, they still have so much of the historical buildings and culture, something that you just can't get in the United States. It's a really open city and just has an amazing atmosphere to live in. Berlin and Leipzig were both amazing as well, but they're more urbanized so I would prefer to move to Prague. Tess Woodbury, oboe

Well I don't know about everybody else but I would love to live in Berlin because there is so much history there and we didn't really have that much time to look at it all!!!!!!! Robby Morales, viola

I would love to live in a city such as Prague or Berlin because of the musical opportunities and the history of the cities I would be able to experience every day. Jill Reisner, trombone

Prague would rank highest on that list but to be honest none of them. Prague, as picturesque as it was is too tourist oriented, and the same goes for many of the other cities. Berlin, to be honest, was somewhat of a letdown because I expected a metropolitan akin to the likes of New York or Shanghai and it was much smaller, much calmer - too much so. Suzie Li, violin

There were lots of great things about all of these places. Berlin had much of historical interest as did the other places we went, but also had lots of space and good public transportation system. It was clean and the people were respectful. Even though there were lots of people there, it didn't feel too crowded. Kirsten Skabelund, violin

If I could move all my friends and family to one of the cities, I would definitely move there. I couldn't live there without them though. Ann Rodier, violin