Presented by Wiener aft. New Year's Concert: Strauss Festival Orchester Wien. This year’s theme is Art and Nature. Concert master Willy Büchler will lead the orchestra in presenting Viennese soundscapes by Josef Lanner, Franz von Suppé, Johann, Josef and Eduard Strauß, Carl Michael Ziehrer as well as Johann Schrammel.

One of the most famous works of Johann Strauss !. .

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Complete your Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Wiener Philharmoniker, Johann Strauss, Josef Strauss, Johann Strauss-Vater, Johannes Brahms, Carl Maria von Weber collection. Recorded: Musikverein Wien, 1st January 2003. Part 1. Kaiser Franz Joseph I. - h, Op. 126. Schatz-Walzer, Op.

The international popularity of the New Year's Concert may create the impression that the orchestra's performance of the music of the Strauss dynasty extends back to Johann Strauss, S. und therefore to the beginning of the orchestra's history. In fact, however, for an extended period of time, the Philharmonic generally ignored the most "Viennese" music ever written. Probably the musicians did not wish to jeopardize the social advancement they had experienced upon the introduction of the Philharmonic concerts by associating themselves with "popular music"

Neujahrskonzert 2003. Wiener Philharmoniker. HISTORIC PERFORMANCE. 8. Secunden (Polka francaise) op. 258 Johann Strauss II. 3:31. 9. Helenen-Polka op. 203 Johann Strauss II. 2:19.

NEUJAHRSKONZERT 2003 - . ARNONCOURT & WIENER Philharmoniker 246 Mb RIP+UP (mp3@320) by Galmuchet + Covers & Stickers CD audio (14 janvier 2003) Label DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON RIP Date 06 July 2006. 1. Kaiser Franz Josef I h (Jubilee March for the Return of Emperor Franz Josef I), for orchestra, Op. 126 (RV 126) Composé par Johann II Strauss Interprété par Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Dirigé par Nikolaus Harnoncourt

By Johann Strauss II - Vienna Philharmonic & Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 3. Niko-Polka, Op. 228. By Johann Strauss II - Vienna Philharmonic & Nikolaus Harnoncourt.

The 2003 New Year's concert by the Vienna Philharmonic marked Nikolaus Harnoncourt's second outing as conductor of the traditional event. He was an able and appropriate choice as guest conductor, having expanded his repertoire to the operettas of Johann Strauss Jr. in the 1990s.