Johann Strauss II (1825-1899): Idyllen (Idylls 田園詩) Walzer Op. 95 (1851) - (1) Piano (2) Orchestra
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Johann Strauss II (1825-1899): Idyllen (Idylls 田園詩) Walzer Op. 95 (1851) - (1) Piano (2) Orchestra [7:17]
1st Performance: Friday June 13, 1851 - Groβe Sommer-Fest (Grand Summer Festival) Soirée in the k.k. [Imperial] Volksgarten - performed by the Strauβkapelle conducted by Johann Strauss II
Sources: 1st edition Piano Score published by Carl Haslinger, Wien Plate no. C. H. 11,374 (9.18.1851)
Set of Orchestral Parts published by Carl Haslinger, Wien Plate no. C. H. 11,376 (9.18.1851) imslp.org/wiki...)
Performed by Dr. Taka S. Otagawa drive.google.c...
Recorded LIVE (7.30.1977) at Herr Karasawa (唐澤俊三)* Residence, Yokohama, JAPAN
[* Founder/Director of the Tokyo Johann Strauβ Ensemble]
Equipment: Top-of-the-line Yamaha Upright Piano, TEAC Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder, Professional Recording Microphone
ANALYSIS of “The HISTORICAL PIANO RECORDINGS” by Herr Karasawa drive.google.c...
The Orchestral performance: Courtesy of Otto Schulz-Biedermeier Orchestra (1950s)
The “lovely” Idyllen (Idylls 田園詩) Walzer Op. 95 marks the very 1st publication of Johann II’s works by the Imperial-Royal Court music-shop of Carl Haslinger (1816-1868), who promoted his publication by selling a lithograph of the composer, as he appeared in June 1851, conducting his waltz Idyllen at the head of his orchestra in the Volksgarten [used as the “Thumbnail” of this RUclips Video].
The “alluring” Op. 95 is one of the ONLY four (4) Johann II’s Waltzes written in the key of A-flat major (変イ長調)．The other three (3) are: • Johann Strauss II: Pan... • Windsor-Klänge, Op. 10... • "Hell und voll" - Joha...
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Love this pastoral waltz. Johann wrote a few waltzes with a rural connection. Opus 89 and 462 spring to mind.
Sorry my mistake with the opus number. I meant opus 461 - Gartenlaube
Am I correct in saying that Johann's waltze Bells of Vienna is a pot pouree of his other works? This piece was played on the radio a lot back in the 1970s and 1980s
Zijn er cd's met deze prachtige opnamen van al de werken van Johann Strauss uitgevoerd door het Courtesy of Otto Schulz-Biedermeier Orchestra (1950s)?
As a pianist of some sort I simply cannot play in the key of A. Flat Major. I wonder why Johann chose this key and yet his more familair items are in the key of C. Major like Kaiser, Weiner Blut, Schatz