#joseph lanner

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Joseph Lanner ➵ Los románticos, vals, op. 167 Vienna State Opera Ballet ➵ Liechtenstein Palace in Vienna, Austria, ➵ January 1, 2014

[straussianer]

living together and sharing each other's clothes... due to poverty? are you sure it's not due to homosexual tendencies as well 🤨🤨

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How I wish I could frolic at a sumptuous, lavish ballroom wearing such a dress!

[assortedflavours]

Finally found it! Been looking for this song since episode 4 - The Clockwork Prince! This played while Victoria and Albert waltzed aka the “Heavy Breathing and Corsage in DIY Buttonhole” scene.

[almaviva90]

'I have to earn my living and basically I cannot, nor do I want to, nor do I feel any desire whatsoever, to do anything else. I'm totally uncreative in every other way. But I've been given a gift for acting. Call it a vocation – a compulsion – I must use it.'

Happy 76th birthday, Sir Derek Jacobi! | 22 October 1938

[homilius]

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Joseph Lanner, Die Mozartisten, Op. 196 (1842) Boston Symphony Orchestra • Erich Leinsdorf (3 January 1964, live) A light, flashy, clever waltzification of some well-known Mozartian tunes, this piece is new to me (I found it tonight on a CD of old BSO encores). Besides the Magic Flute overture, I hear "In diesen heil'gen Hallen," "Là ci darem," "Das klinget so herrlich," "Könnte jeder brave Mann," the ballroom menuet from the 1st finale to DG (Lanner seems to like this one best), and "Fin ch'han dal vino."  Fireworks in the Park, Konstantin Somov

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Neujahrskonzert der Wiener Philarmoniker / Vienna Philharmonic. New Year’s Concert (2013)

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Charles Wilda: The Ball, 1906. (Joseph Lanner and Johann Strauss)

Charles Wilda spent most of his life in Cairo, this is one of his few non-oriental painting. It shows the two fathers of the Viennese waltz, Joseph Lanner (left) and Johann Strauss father (right) playing the violin at a ball in the 1820s. The next year, Wilda died, only fifty-two.