Waltzes by Strauss - A Tribute to Viennese musical culture with the Philharmonics (Full concert)
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From the Café Sperl, Vienna, Austria (2011)
"Vienna 1900 – The Philharmonics" is an evocative tribute to the golden age of Viennese musical culture. Recorded at the historic Café Sperl, the program captures the intimate atmosphere where legendary arrangements were first conceived. The ensemble, consisting of members from the Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics, specializes in the sophisticated transcriptions of the Second Viennese School. Works by Johann Strauss are presented in refined arrangements by Schönberg, Berg, and Webern, bridging popular dance music with modern intellectualism. The reception of this project has highlighted its charm and technical precision in reviving the "Schrammel" tradition. Musically, the recital explores the transition from late Romanticism to early Modernism. Fritz Kreisler’s miniatures add a layer of nostalgic elegance to the diverse program. The setting of a traditional Viennese café provides an authentic backdrop that enhances the listener's connection to the era. The recording serves as a cultural testament to the enduring influence of Vienna's artistic heritage.
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▷ 00:00 – Kaiserwalzer | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
▷ 10:36 – Marche Miniature Viennois | Fritz Kreisler
▷ 13:58 – Schatz-Walzer | J. Strauß arr. von Anton Webern
▷ 21:42 – Rosen aus dem Süden | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
▷ 30:52 – Schön Rosmarin | Fritz Kreisler
▷ 33:05 – Caprice Viennoise | Fritz Kreisler
▷ 37:17 – Wein, Weiß und Gesang | J. Strauß arr. von Alban Berg
▷ 47:17 – Yiddische Mame | Tibor Kovac
▷ 52:26 – Lagunen-walzer | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
▷ 1:00:38 – Alt-Wien | Leopold Godowsky
▷ 1:03:29 – End Credits: Kaiserwalzer | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
The Philharmonics, the ensemble founded by members of the Wiener Philharmoniker, fill the Café Sperl with some of the most authentically Viennese sounds imaginable.
Soloists: Tibor Kováč (Violin), František Jánoška (Piano)
© 2011, Accentus Music
"Vienna 1900 – The Philharmonics" is an evocative tribute to the golden age of Viennese musical culture. Recorded at the historic Café Sperl, the program captures the intimate atmosphere where legendary arrangements were first conceived. The ensemble, consisting of members from the Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics, specializes in the sophisticated transcriptions of the Second Viennese School. Works by Johann Strauss are presented in refined arrangements by Schönberg, Berg, and Webern, bridging popular dance music with modern intellectualism. The reception of this project has highlighted its charm and technical precision in reviving the "Schrammel" tradition. Musically, the recital explores the transition from late Romanticism to early Modernism. Fritz Kreisler’s miniatures add a layer of nostalgic elegance to the diverse program. The setting of a traditional Viennese café provides an authentic backdrop that enhances the listener's connection to the era. The recording serves as a cultural testament to the enduring influence of Vienna's artistic heritage.
Subscribe to Accentus Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX3hX9q6mEAMrzzew5d3utA/
▷ 00:00 – Kaiserwalzer | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
▷ 10:36 – Marche Miniature Viennois | Fritz Kreisler
▷ 13:58 – Schatz-Walzer | J. Strauß arr. von Anton Webern
▷ 21:42 – Rosen aus dem Süden | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
▷ 30:52 – Schön Rosmarin | Fritz Kreisler
▷ 33:05 – Caprice Viennoise | Fritz Kreisler
▷ 37:17 – Wein, Weiß und Gesang | J. Strauß arr. von Alban Berg
▷ 47:17 – Yiddische Mame | Tibor Kovac
▷ 52:26 – Lagunen-walzer | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
▷ 1:00:38 – Alt-Wien | Leopold Godowsky
▷ 1:03:29 – End Credits: Kaiserwalzer | J. Strauß arr. von Arnold Schönberg
The Philharmonics, the ensemble founded by members of the Wiener Philharmoniker, fill the Café Sperl with some of the most authentically Viennese sounds imaginable.
Soloists: Tibor Kováč (Violin), František Jánoška (Piano)
© 2011, Accentus Music
@BFDT-4
This is one of the most creative presentations of this kind of music, as it would be for regular people in a café, or even in a public place. Sure the coffee and cake costs a bit more, but the music.... ahhhh!
Ausgezeichnet!
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@hudobnik11
Thank you very much for perfect perfect performances ! Congratulations to all orchestra members.
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@TwoFoot
Thank you for sharing this. Saw this on TV but couldn't find it anywhere online.
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@AlexSchwartzviol
Love Kovacs Klezmer arrangement! (Herr Kovacs, your namesake ancestor from Bratislava would be proud.) And a staccato with a German bass bow! marvelous!
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@willemdehaan4103
Wonderfully entertaining music!
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@kcreations8074
Such a fun peice❤
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@andreasandre3818
Lang lebe Johann Strauß Junior!
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@r_man-o5o
much enjoy
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@a.w.samsam9909
أدامك الله وأعطاك الصحة فنحن بحاجة لامثالك لتكون بلدنا لجميع السوريين
@petesamprayeh9886
Bravo🎉
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@dareios6657
🥰🥰🥰🥰
@yilangyeh822
仿佛走入隧道，沒多久又聽到熟悉的旋律，有一點失望
@ДаринаДимитрова-ч6п
Музикантите се стараят и трудят, а публиката спи , направо бездушна. Защо ли са там2
@chtidede
On pourrait se croire à bord du Titanic ! Mais le naufrage, ce sera pour la France en 2027 dans quelques mois. Macron, lui, a déjà quitté le navire !