Im Wiener Dialekt, Walzer, Op. 124 - Johann Schrammel

"In Viennese dialect". This waltz was dedicated to Johann Strauss Jr who just once was personally entertained by the brothers Schrammel group. Strauss was known to resist listening to others people’s compositions, lest he became influenced by them, so this particular event was somewhat unique. The Schrammel brothers were grateful to Johann Strauss Jr for the tips they received on securing venues for performing. Schrammel arranged very few pieces for full orchestra, this waltz is one of them.
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"En dialecto vienés". Este vals fue dedicado a Johann Strauss Jr, quien una vez fue entretenido personalmente por el grupo de hermanos Schrammel. Se sabía que Strauss se resistía a escuchar las composiciones de otras personas, para que no fuera influenciado por ellas, por lo que este evento en particular fue algo único. Los hermanos Schrammel agradecieron a Johann Strauss Jr por los consejos que recibieron sobre cómo asegurar lugares para actuar. Schrammel arregló muy pocas piezas para una orquesta completa, este vals es una de ellas.
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Painting: Litography depicting Johann Strauss son and his orchestra during a court ball, circa 1900
Czech Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra Pardubice
John Georgiadis

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[@valentinhevlund6721]

Ausgezeichnetes Orchester ! Und auch der 3/4 Takt mit Wienerischem Gefühl ! Sehr gut!! Danke!!

[@sharoori123]

So charmant! Wiener Musik is das Beste! Erinnerung an Studium im Mozarteum 🎼🎼🎼

[@MattiFromFinland]

This guy is one of my great grandads

[@XX-sj7hz]

Que maravilla, dan ganas de bailar, es alegría de vivir escuchar este tipo de valses...

[@cadoh8143]

Lovely music. Best wishes from South Brasil.

[@BytomGirl]

It makes me feel good and happy and my pain goes away :) Listening to it every day. Thank you.

[@BytomGirl]

How beautiful.. real tribute to Strauss...

[@ΝικοςΡοσιος]

Once again many thanks for the lovely music!!!

[@clavichord]

Charming!

[@johannkarlmanoel2634]

I already listened this waltz many many times, is Very poetic.

[@athosnogueira6755]

Ha! "Im wiener". Also, beautiful music. Thank you!

[@Juanbb14]

Gracias por traducir al Español las informaciones incluidas en los vídeos.

[@ziehrereien478]

de nada, lo tengo que hacer ya que es mi idioma nativo!

[@ritchiechathanat2208]

Masterpiece!! It's so beautiful!!

[@jackraves7363]

🎼 I love this dialect, can even understand some of the lyrics 😉 🙏🙏🙏

[@Musica-gq9gr]

Muy alegre!!

[@ilovethisworld3059]

Can't say thank you enough for you uploading this music!

[@mce2019]

3:02 to 3:30 😍😍😍😍

[@dawnlightening]

Excellent use of percussion! And a small point about the painting. The last three figures on the extreme right, are identically reproduced, slightly further to the left. Remarkable, given that the painting dates from 1900, when image reproduction was in its infancy. And also inexplicable, why the painter chose to do this.

[@ziehrereien478]

Don't worry original painting is not like that i just had to expand the painting in order to fit in 1920x1080 resolution :)

[@MKDAWUSS]

And the trombonist is about to poke the percussionist next to him.

[@cpestrauss8740]

Somebody else has been changing the image too. This picture is based on an engraving by Theodore Zasche of 1893 that shows a younger Strauss directing the same orchestra but without the wind players and the harp. The image here may date from 1900 (and I did see the "circa" in the original description) but Strauss died in 1899. Strauss had more or less retired from conducting by 1893 so the original image is a bit odd too. Perhaps a special occasion.

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Thz Sir😃