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“The Blue Danube” by Johann Strauss II is a popular waltz composed in 1867. Initially performed at a concert in Vienna, it became one of the most consistently loved classical…

Johann Strauss II, an Austrian composer known for his light dance music and operettas, composed the fast polka “Hunting (Fast Polka), Op. 373”. More of Johann Strauss’s music can be…

Johann Strauss II composed the Napoleon March in 1854, dedicating it to Emperor Napoleon III of France. Check out more from Johann Strauss and subscribe to The Wicked North for…

Johann Strauss II’s Spanish March, Op. 433 (1888) is a captivating classical piece. Check out more of Johann Strauss’s music on The Wicked North YouTube channel. #ClassicalMusic #JohannStrauss…

…and later played during the ceremonial opening in Port Said. Listen to more of Johann Strauss’s music here: [link]. Subscribe to The Wicked North for classical music content. #ClassicalMusic #JohannStrauss…

Johann Strauss II (1825-1899) was an Austrian composer known as “the king of the Waltz.” He came from a family of musicians, including his father and brothers. Despite his father’s…

Lovely classical music video from Johann Strauss.

Johann Strauss II composed “Persian March” in G minor in 1864. He conducted the first performance in Vienna in December of that year to celebrate his 20th debut anniversary. More…

Enjoy the beautiful waltz Kettenbrücke Walzer by Johann Strauss Sr.

Johann Strauss II’s Overture to “The Gypsy Baron,” performed by the Vienna Johann Strauss Orchestra under conductor Johannes Wildner….

Johann Strauss II’s famous waltz, “The Blue Danube,” remains popular today. Conducted by Herbert Von Karajan and performed by the Vienna Philharmonic in the late 1980s, this digitally remastered performance…

Johann Strauss II composed “The Blue Danube” in 1867. Originally performed in Vienna, it became one of the most popular classical pieces. The waltz was originally accompanied by a song,…