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| Composer | Strauss II, Johann (1825-1899) |
| Period | Romantic |
| Year | 1866 |
| Work type | Orchestral |
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ViennaDas Konzert zum Marathon
Suppé, Brahms, Schubert, Lehár, Mozart, Strauss II, Strauss, Schrammel
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Tobias Wögerer
ViennaCarl Michael Ziehrer Orchester • Johannes Wildner
Suppé, Strauss II, Waldteufel, Lehár, Ziehrer, Kálmán, Kreisler
Carl Michael Ziehrer Orchester; Johannes Wildner
MunichMeisterkonzert im Max-Joseph Saal
Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, Rossini, Brahms, Strauss II
Munich Residenz Solisten
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Alena Baeva delivers transcendent Berg at The Anvil
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Polished playing and inspirational performances in Basingstoke that underline the exciting relationship between Mark Wigglesworth and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.
Yuja Wang brings dazzling virtuosity to the Gilmore Festival
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Yuja Wang stuns the Gilmore Festival audience with a formidable program of Messiaen, Debussy, Scriabin, and Chopin – and a generous selection of encores.
A Happy Hallé New Year from Manchester!
The Hallé and conductor Stephen Bell usher in 2022 with a joyful Viennese concert of music by the Strauss family and other composers.
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LahtiMay Day Concert, livestreamed in lockdown
Strauss I, Lehtinen, Brahms, Mozart, Merikanto, Anderson, Estonian student song, Strauss II, Mores, Gardel, Lumbye
Musicians of Sinfonia Lahti
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Bachtrack top ten: Johann Strauss II
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Music ran through the veins of Johann Strauss II and – despite his father’s opposition – he went on to compose many of the greatest waltzes ever.
Bachtrack top ten: Johann Strauss II in Vienna
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Take a guided tour in 3/4 time through Vienna as Mark and Elisabeth visit some of the key Strauss locations in the city.
Spinning into space: how Johann Strauss hypnotised Vienna
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Born 200 years ago, we explore the hypnotic and seductive qualities of Johann Strauss II’s music, and what allows the Blue Danube to so capture the never-ending dance of humankind.