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Vienna Walzer Concerts

Day/Time:	Monday, September 6th 2010. 20:00
Venue:	Palais Palffy, Vienna

Ticket sales end on Friday, September 3rd 2010. 20:00

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Programme of 'Vienna Walzer Concerts'

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
A Little Night Music - Allegro

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Susanna Aria from "Figaro's Wedding"

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Divertimento in D-Dur - Allegro

Strauss, Johann:
Donauwalzer

Strauss, Johann:
Tritsch Tratsch Polka

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About the event 'Vienna Walzer Concerts'

At the "Vienna Walzer Concerts", you will enjoy the most famous waltzes, polkas, and marches by Johann Strauss, as well as melodies from his operettas.

The Vienna Walzer Concerts orchestra, opera singers, and soloists of the Wiener Ballet invite you to a nostalgic voyage in time, beginning in the 18th century and extending to the merry parties of "fin de siècle" Vienna.

The ballet dancers will perform the waltz in inimitable Viennese style, following the violin in a colourful springtime roundel.

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Vienna Walzer Concerts

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The Vienna Walzer Concerts internationally renowned orchestra, is honored to interpret for you the most suggestive and famous Viennese Waltzes and the melodies by the genius composer W.A. MOZART. Along with the soloists of the Wiener Ballet and with opera singers of international fame, you will be taken back in time to the romantic atmosphere of Imperial Vienna. The concerts will take place in the KURSALON, the historic palace in the heart of Vienna, where Johann Strauss performed and conducted his orchestra about 150 years ago. A surprise, at the end of the concert, will make this event and unforgettable experience.

The members of this ensemble share a common desire to perform the Viennese waltz in it's most perfect form, the works of the incomparable Johann Strauss as well as the finest pieces from W.A.Mozart.

Well-known singers and ballet dancers round out the orchestra’s renditions, allowing the vitality of life in the Strauss era as well as the gentle melodies of Mozart to re-emerge and also enticing the audience to join them on a nostalgic trip back through the 18th century and to the merry parties of the "fin de siècle" Vienna.

The ballet dancers perform the waltz in inimitable Viennese style, following the violine in a colourful springtime roundel while offering tender declarations of love in three-four time.

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