Johann Strauss I Edition Vol.16
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Label: Marco Polo
Cat No: 8225336
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 29th March 2010
Contents
Works
J Strauss IDie Damonen, Walzer, Op.149
J Strauss I
Kunstler-Ball-Tanze, Walzer, Op.150
J Strauss I
Ferdinand-Quadrille, Op.151
J Strauss I
Tanz-Capricen, Walzer, Op.152
J Strauss I
Anna-Quadrille, Op.153
J Strauss I
Loreley-Rhein-Klange, Walzer, Op.154
J Strauss I
Bruder Lustig, Walzer, Op.155
J Strauss I
Astraea-Tanze, Walzer, Op.156
Artists
Slovak Sinfonietta ZilinaConductor
Christian PollackWorks
J Strauss IDie Damonen, Walzer, Op.149
J Strauss I
Kunstler-Ball-Tanze, Walzer, Op.150
J Strauss I
Ferdinand-Quadrille, Op.151
J Strauss I
Tanz-Capricen, Walzer, Op.152
J Strauss I
Anna-Quadrille, Op.153
J Strauss I
Loreley-Rhein-Klange, Walzer, Op.154
J Strauss I
Bruder Lustig, Walzer, Op.155
J Strauss I
Astraea-Tanze, Walzer, Op.156
Artists
Slovak Sinfonietta ZilinaConductor
Christian PollackAbout
The set of waltzes with the title Die Dämonen (The Demons) was received with tumultuous applause on the occasion of the ‘extraordinary festival evening’ in the Sperl ballroom on 23rd November 1842.
Strauss’s regular involvement in celebrations to honour the ruling Emperor and Empress can be heard in the two quadrilles written to celebrate their name-days.
First heard during a a charity concert for one of Vienna’s children’s hospitals, the Loreley-Rhein-Klänge (Lorelei-Rhine-Sounds) waltzes quickly established themselves as Strauss’s undisputed showstopper, not surpassed until his Radetzky March written half a decade later.
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