This touches a deep nerve in me. My parents called it the Anniversary Waltz and it always makes me think of them, who are long gone and long for a world long gone.
I always listen to this beautiful music with tears in my eyes, remembering my very happy childhood (I was born in 1932 in Bucharest).. We were delighted by this music when with my parents we spent our summer vacations ( the last one in 1939 when World War 2 started) at the beach in Southern Basarabia, called also Buceag, land of the leader Steven the Great (1457-1502), defender of the Christianity against the Ottoman Empire.. That land was stolen by Stalin and now kept by Ukraine, for who "we feel so sorry and blame Russia"I was very happy listening to this great melody in my new country, USA. And btw Timisoara, the place of birth of Iosif Ivanovici, must be also respected as being the place where the so-called Romanian Revolution (1989) begun, unfortunately not achieving its ideals. As far as the brotherhood between Serbia and Romania, I totally agree! My heart was broken during the barbarians bombardments against the Serbians ordered by our President at the end of the last century. A big nonsense I will never understand. Too bad, all these memories relate to the beautiful music. Bravo, we can hear it also in America!
@@MD-qz6gk He was born in Timisoara, but at the time Timisoara was part of the Austrian Empire. However, he did fight in the Romanian army and had reached the rank of officer.
I remember a lovely old movie with Marlene Dietrich, "Dishonored" (1931): an Austrian "femme perdue" becomes a spy, but for her love of of a Russian officer that she should denounce, she is finally sentenced to be shot. All this, with "Waves of the Danube" as a leitmotiv. Thank you, Adam, for this upload!
+Otto Von Bismark I agree with you an before when I showed my cousins they called me gay and I told them"What, you rather like high screeching noises and people saying cust words in rap?" so yeah and only my sister's understand me and like this.
This is not a Viennese waltz, although it sounds like one! Iosif (Joseph) Ivanovici, of Serbian origin, was an officer in the Romanian army and military musical band conductor.
This song was also very popular in the USSR after WWII. It was performed by Leonid Utyosov and his orchestra. In that version the narrator (a soldier) was looking back at the liberation of the Danubian territories and his comrades. Видел, друзья, я Дунай голубой, Занесен был туда я солдатской судьбой, Я не слыхал этот вальс при луне, Там нас ветер качал на дунайской волне. Видел отважных советских ребят, Славных друзей и хороших солдат, Тех, кто на Волге сраженье вели И на Дунай пришли. Девушки нежно смотрели им вслед, Шли они дальше дорогой побед, И отражением волжской волны Были глаза полны. Нынче друзья собрались за столом, О знакомых местах, о Дунае споем. В жарких боях защитив этот край, Мы свободу твою отстояли, Дунай. (Слова: Е. Долматовский)
I see this song just like Dragostei Din Tei. Made by talented people living in Romania who were born in neighboring countries. There is no reason that both Romania and Moldova/Serbia cannot be proud of their people's work
He was baptized in a Romanian church in Timișoara as Ioan… (they could have done it in a Serbian one, however his parents didn’t), and lived most of his life in Galați. He was the son of Axinte and Persida Ivanovici…
Kis csolnakom a Dunán lengedez Szívemben a szerelem ébredez Édes remény tölti el hű szívem Jöjj szaporán, légy enyém kedvesem. Jöjj, hisz a szívem csak érted dobog Evezzünk vígan, ha a víz csobog Ajkunkról vidáman zengjen a dal, hisz szívünk még oly fiatal. Csókolj csak csókolj édesem tiéd a lelkem, életem Ha csókolsz forrón édesem örökké tart az életem. Szerető szívem a tiedre vár odaszáll hozzád, mint a kis madár Szerelem nélkül életem sivár szeressük egymást, hisz tovaszáll a nyár. Lenn a kék Dunán várlak babám ma délután eljössz talán A part felől sír egy gitár ajkam egy csókra vár Egy éj a Dunán, mikor felettünk kigyúl egy csillag És át Budán kicsi kertünkből felszáll az illat Babám ajakán vígan csendül egy szerelmes ének Csolnakunk rinva-reng, a lelkünk elmereng, vágy ég szívünkbe benn. Oly csodás az éj: telis-tele édes álmokkal Holdfény kísér, ring a csolnakunk a vágyakkal Hallgat a szél, tele van a szivünk álmunkkal Lelkünkben ég tiszta-tűzű szenvedély. Kis csólnakom a Dunán lengedez Szívemben a szerelem ébredez Édes remény tölti el hű szívem Jöjj szaporán, légy enyém kedvesem
Ion Ivanovici or Jovan Ivanovic is Serbian composer born in city of Timisuare-Austro-Hungary. At that time city of Timisuare was populated by mostly Serbian (65%) inhabitants as well as Germans, Hungarians, Jews and some Romanians. www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-7653/2012/0350-76531243117D.pdf
Adica esti un Irlandezi, te duci in Austria si faci o compunere muzicala in limba Germana si o ''postezi'' in Austria Si de atunci nu este muzica Irlandeza ci Austriaca, asa este si cu acesta melodie
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This touches a deep nerve in me. My parents called it the Anniversary Waltz and it always makes me think of them, who are long gone and long for a world long gone.
I always listen to this beautiful music with tears in my eyes, remembering my very happy childhood (I was born in 1932 in Bucharest).. We were delighted by this music when with my parents we spent our summer vacations ( the last one in 1939 when World War 2 started) at the beach in Southern Basarabia, called also Buceag, land of the leader Steven the Great (1457-1502), defender of the Christianity against the Ottoman Empire.. That land was stolen by Stalin and now kept by Ukraine, for who "we feel so sorry and blame Russia"I was very happy listening to this great melody in my new country, USA. And btw Timisoara, the place of birth of Iosif Ivanovici, must be also respected as being the place where the so-called Romanian Revolution (1989) begun, unfortunately not achieving its ideals. As far as the brotherhood between Serbia and Romania, I totally agree! My heart was broken during the barbarians bombardments against the Serbians ordered by our President at the end of the last century. A big nonsense I will never understand.
Too bad, all these memories relate to the beautiful music. Bravo, we can hear it also in America!
Agreed, this is world no place for elegance.
@@AlexIanculescu
Must do some more reading... Search for Hitler+was+financed+by+Wall+Street+and+Bank+of+England
My mom has a music box of the piece. Took me forever to find the song, and now here I am.
La plus belle interprétation de cette valse ! Merveilleux !
A very beautiful melody which reminds me of a trip to eastern Europe.I never forget that fantstic Donau Bend I saw from a hill.
It is Jovan Ivanovic Serb who wrote this waltz. At the time he lived in Romania.
He was born in Romania, lived in Romania and died in Romania.
@@MD-qz6gk He was born in Timisoara, but at the time Timisoara was part of the
Austrian Empire. However, he did fight in the Romanian army and had reached the rank of officer.
@@rufushasligma2616 👍
Anyway Serbs are our best friends now.
This song is so good
Fantastic
Thank you so much.
I remember a lovely old movie with Marlene Dietrich, "Dishonored" (1931): an Austrian "femme perdue" becomes a spy, but for her love of of a Russian officer that she should denounce, she is finally sentenced to be shot. All this, with "Waves of the Danube" as a leitmotiv. Thank you, Adam, for this upload!
Thank God that nobody hates this master piece.
+Otto Von Bismark I agree with you an before when I showed my cousins they called me gay and I told them"What, you rather like high screeching noises and people saying cust words in rap?" so yeah and only my sister's understand me and like this.
And let's celebrate that nobody dislike this Romanian art of music and for some reason black people (not all thank Domnul, Domnul=God)
Edward Longshanks Of England, Duke of Aquatine I'm not
Don't worry there will be some psychos
Other Teenagers: DESPACITO ITS EVERYDAY BRO
me: good day sir i have classical
Great waltz.
this has to be masterpiece
This song is so good
This is not a Viennese waltz, although it sounds like one! Iosif (Joseph) Ivanovici, of Serbian origin, was an officer in the Romanian army and military musical band conductor.
This song was also very popular in the USSR after WWII. It was performed by Leonid Utyosov and his orchestra. In that version the narrator (a soldier) was looking back at the liberation of the Danubian territories and his comrades.
Видел, друзья, я Дунай голубой,
Занесен был туда я солдатской судьбой,
Я не слыхал этот вальс при луне,
Там нас ветер качал на дунайской волне.
Видел отважных советских ребят,
Славных друзей и хороших солдат,
Тех, кто на Волге сраженье вели
И на Дунай пришли.
Девушки нежно смотрели им вслед,
Шли они дальше дорогой побед,
И отражением волжской волны
Были глаза полны.
Нынче друзья собрались за столом,
О знакомых местах, о Дунае споем.
В жарких боях защитив этот край,
Мы свободу твою отстояли, Дунай.
(Слова: Е. Долматовский)
Анна Трофимова This song is from Romania. ,,Barca pe Valuri'' is name. Or ,,Valurile Dunarii''
Анна Трофимова i
U.R.S.S destoyt România
@@dr_dave512 You are wrong. USSR gave Romania the opportunity to develop and freed it
@@dr_dave512 It’s stupid to deny it
Modern History of Romania
I see this song just like Dragostei Din Tei. Made by talented people living in Romania who were born in neighboring countries. There is no reason that both Romania and Moldova/Serbia cannot be proud of their people's work
history of Romania anyone?
Gran Colombiaball song of much enjoy!
Gran Colombiaball romania can into eu!
Gran Colombiaball yes :]
here
it's slowly gaining popularity again :D
This is the only classical music piece that I like.
You don't like Fur Elise or Moonlight Sonata?
@@VINAFU13
*OR THE BLUE DANUBE?*
Barca, pe valuri pluteste usor, dar cinee ingana un cantec de dor? Romania fratilor!!
Јован Ивановић.
Србин,рођен у Темишвару.
Србин и србски композитор.
ignore me just a time stamp for a piece i'm working on :) 0:39
FYI, I am the person who just made the first Turkish page on Wikipedia about the composer: Ion Ivanovici (December 5th, 2024)
His last name is Ивановић, He is Serbian, not Romanian. He was born in Timisoara, but his name is Jovan Ivanovic.
He was baptized in a Romanian church in Timișoara as Ioan… (they could have done it in a Serbian one, however his parents didn’t), and lived most of his life in Galați. He was the son of Axinte and Persida Ivanovici…
Tuyệt vời ! Đến từ Việt Nam
Kis csolnakom a Dunán lengedez
Szívemben a szerelem ébredez
Édes remény tölti el hű szívem
Jöjj szaporán, légy enyém kedvesem.
Jöjj, hisz a szívem csak érted dobog
Evezzünk vígan, ha a víz csobog
Ajkunkról vidáman zengjen a dal,
hisz szívünk még oly fiatal.
Csókolj csak csókolj édesem
tiéd a lelkem, életem
Ha csókolsz forrón édesem
örökké tart az életem.
Szerető szívem a tiedre vár
odaszáll hozzád, mint a kis madár
Szerelem nélkül életem sivár
szeressük egymást, hisz tovaszáll a nyár.
Lenn a kék Dunán várlak babám
ma délután eljössz talán
A part felől sír egy gitár
ajkam egy csókra vár
Egy éj a Dunán, mikor felettünk kigyúl egy csillag
És át Budán kicsi kertünkből felszáll az illat
Babám ajakán vígan csendül egy szerelmes ének
Csolnakunk rinva-reng, a lelkünk elmereng, vágy ég szívünkbe benn.
Oly csodás az éj: telis-tele édes álmokkal
Holdfény kísér, ring a csolnakunk a vágyakkal
Hallgat a szél, tele van a szivünk álmunkkal
Lelkünkben ég tiszta-tűzű szenvedély.
Kis csólnakom a Dunán lengedez
Szívemben a szerelem ébredez
Édes remény tölti el hű szívem
Jöjj szaporán, légy enyém kedvesem
Cool
Yes romania
The urban liner starts from Nagoya station.
Ion Ivanovici born in Timisoara (1840) and died in Bucharest in 1902 (Romania). It was a Romanian replica of Strauss.
He was a Serb. Jovan Ivanović. sr.wikipedia.org/sr-el/%D0%88%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD_%D0%98%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%9B
رائعة
"Amazing"
伊凡諾維奇：多瑙河之波 圓舞曲
0:40
Ion Ivanovici or Jovan Ivanovic is Serbian composer born in city of Timisuare-Austro-Hungary. At that time city of Timisuare was populated by mostly Serbian (65%) inhabitants as well as Germans, Hungarians, Jews and some Romanians. www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-7653/2012/0350-76531243117D.pdf
Lies. Nowhere in the source you mentioned appear that information. You made it up.
@@goe54 Obnovi istoriju...nece ti skoditi..
@@darkom.6650Restaurare, dar nu cu minciuni ca ale tale.
@@goe54 Albert Kami je rodjen u Alziru...i on je sigurno Arapin?🤣😂
@@goe54 I just breezed through that pdf and in 30 seconds found the text that supports @user-gp8zo3nc6b's claim, which makes you a lier.
Kumarhanemiz Mehmet Bey'in spiniyle açılacaktır.
Romanian Song ! :D
It s serbian
Ma stiu ca autorul era sarb dar totusi a fost facut in Romania si in limba Romania :D asa ca idea ca e muzica serbeasca e falsa ! :D
cum spui tu
Adica esti un Irlandezi, te duci in Austria si faci o compunere muzicala in limba Germana si o ''postezi'' in Austria Si de atunci nu este muzica Irlandeza ci Austriaca, asa este si cu acesta melodie
It is Austrian or Hungarian
Raphael's modern history of romania anyone?
Илија Синобад yes I saw it great video!
Me
🫀👈🏻
Is Kass's song from Breath of the Wild based on this?
No.
History of Serbia
Anyone here?
Is this copyrighted?
Idk
@Halberstadt I started laughing when Krists asked that lol
Vorbeste pe aici cineva Romana?
Diese Komponist ist ein Serbe in Austro-Ungarn geboren in Timisoara
milan popovic you are wrong . he was born in galati., port on the daniube. He was never in timisoara.
süleyman çakır's gazino theme from Valley Of The Wolves 2003
jovan ivanovic rodjen u austro ugarskoj monarhiji, poreklom je srbin.
petru diaconu bacau iosif ioan ivanovici romanian punctum
For every 1k views there is a comment (105k = 105)
lel
Despacito...
semejante intro para irse al mazo. pecho frio
Kurtlar vadisi
Great Old Waves... (0:39) (1:05) (1:32) (1:49) (2:05) (2:18) (2:59) (3:25)
Slava Serbs!
Too fast
"too fast"
@@VINAFU13 *Accidentally puts on 2x speed* I AM SPEED