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Robert Stolz, Uno-Marsch

Johann Strauss II, Schatz-Walzer, Op. 418

Johann Strauss II, Violetta, Polka française, Op. 404

Johann Strauss II, Vergnügungszug, Fast Polka, Op. 281

Carl Michael Ziehrer, Weaner Madl'n, Walz, Op. 388

Eduard Strauss, Mit Extrapost (Special Delivery), Fast Polka, Op. 259

Johann Strauss II, Eine Nacht in Venedig (A Night in Venice)

Overture

Eduard Strauss, Ausser Rand und Band, Fast Polka, Op. 168

Josef Strauss, Sphärenklänge (Harmony of the Spheres), Waltz, Op. 235

Johann Strauss II, Sängerslust, Polka française, Op. 328

Josef Strauss, Auf Ferienreisen, Fast Polka, Op. 133

Johann Strauss II, Fürstin Ninetta

Entr’acte zwischen 2. und 3. Akt

Émile Waldteufel, España, Walz, Op. 236

Josef Hellmesberger I, Ball-Szene

Johann Strauss I, Seufzer-Galopp, Op. 9

Josef Strauss, Die Libelle, Polka-mazurka, Op. 204

Johann Strauss II, Kaiser–Walzer (Emperor Waltz), Op. 437

Johann Strauss II, Auf der Jagd (At the Hunt), Fast Polka, Op. 373

Johann Strauss II, Im Sturmschritt (Polka schnell), Op.348

Johann Strauss II, An der schönen blauen Donau (The Blue Danube), Waltz, Op. 314

Johann Strauss I, Radetzky March, Op. 228

The 2016 Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert

With Mariss Jansons

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One of the most anticipated events of the classical calendar, the Vienna Philharmonic's exquisite New Year's Concert brings the musicians of the prestigious orchestra together under the baton of a different influential conductor each year. Centered around a wide variety of dances in the Viennese style—especially the world-famous waltzes of the Strauss family—every edition brims with stately serenity and a hint of mischief, the perfect way to begin your New Year in music.

In 2016, the marvelous Mariss Jansons returned for his third edition of the Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's Concert, following lauded outings in 2006 and 2012. To mark the joyful occasion, the maestro begins the concert with the cheerful Uno-Marsch (United Nations March) by composer-conductor Robert Stolz (1880 - 1975). Waltzes, polkas, marches, and mazurkas round out the beguiling program, with works by Carl Michael Ziehrer, Émile Waldteufel, Josef Hellmesberger I, and—last but not least—the beloved Strauss family.

Photo © Benedikt Dinkhauser

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