Strauss, J, I: Zigeunerin Quadrille, Op. 191

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Johann Strauss I Edition, Volume 20

Strauss, J, I:

Sofien-Tänze (Sophie Dances), Walzer, Op. 185

Moldau-Klange, Walzer, Op. 186

Concert-Souvenir-Quadrille, Op. 187

Österreichischer Fest-Marsch (Austrian Celebration March), Op. 188

Die Vortänzer (The Dancing Masters), Walzer, Op. 189

Epionen-Tänze (Epione Dances), Op. 190

Zigeunerin Quadrille, Op. 191

Esmeralda Marsch (Esmeralda March), Op. 192

Fest-Lieder, Walzer, Op. 193

Eldorado-Quadrille, Op. 194

Die Unbedeutenden (Those of No Importance), Walzer, Op. 195

Slovak Sinfonietta Žilina, Christian Pollack

Johann Strauss the Elder’s compositions of the mid-1840s are among his very finest. As ever they are saturated with his seemingly inexhaustible vitality and invention, qualities admired by dancers and critics alike. The Austrian Celebration March was written, in dashing military fashion, for the unveiling of a monument to Emperor Franz I. In Bohemian Girl Quadrille, Strauss uses themes from the Irish composer Michael William Balfe’s then wildly popular opera The Bohemian Girl to such dizzying effect that it was encored three times. Sounds of the Vltava, written following the devastating flood in the spring of 1845, was a gift to the citizens of Prague.

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