Lanner - Viennese Dances
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Label: Naxos
Cat No: 8573552
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 29th April 2016
Contents
Works
Die Schonbrunner, op.200Elisens und Katinkens Vereinigung (The Union of Elizabeth and Catherine)
Hans Jorgel-Polka, op.194
Hexentanzwalzer, op.203
Hofball-Tanze (Court Ball Dances), op.161
Huldigungsmarsch (Homage March)
Mitternachts Waltz
Neujahrsgalopp, op.61 No.2
Steyrische-Tanze (Styrian Dances), op.165
Tarantel-Galopp, op.125
Artists
Orchestre de CannesConductor
Wolfgang DornerWorks
Die Schonbrunner, op.200Elisens und Katinkens Vereinigung (The Union of Elizabeth and Catherine)
Hans Jorgel-Polka, op.194
Hexentanzwalzer, op.203
Hofball-Tanze (Court Ball Dances), op.161
Huldigungsmarsch (Homage March)
Mitternachts Waltz
Neujahrsgalopp, op.61 No.2
Steyrische-Tanze (Styrian Dances), op.165
Tarantel-Galopp, op.125
Artists
Orchestre de CannesConductor
Wolfgang DornerAbout
Joseph Lanner was the inventor of the formal Viennese waltz, elevating it from a peasant dance to a refined art form enjoyed by high society. While renowned in his day, Lanner seldom left Vienna and failed to acquire the same European fame as his more widely-travelled colleague and rival Johann Strauss I, but his music endures for its rich generic variety and lyrical, poetic style. These dances range from boisterous and ‘immoral’ galopades to the spooky Geistermusik of the Hexentanz, and a late masterpiece Die Schönbrunner, given 21 encores at Lanner’s final concert and including melodies quoted by Stravinsky in his ballet Petrushka.
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