Old Vienna Waltz from Poland: Mieczysław Fogg - Dwa serca w takcie raz, dwa, trzy

[Nnovata]

it sounds like old music from Disney movies :s

[Vogler9]

I think this is very sweet and nice, like good wine!

[lacidaremla]

Swietna muzyka, (wykonawcy nie trzeba przedstawiac), ale nie dla dzisiejszej zaczadzonej hip hopem mlodziezy. Dobry tekst Hemara, swietnego pogromcy PRL owskich komuchow na antenie Radia Wolna Europa, dopoki sie poklocil z Nowakiem Jezioranskim. Hemar wielki polski poeta i PATRIOTA zydowskiego pochodzenia. W GW oczywiscie przemilczany.

[brenter55]

old world  beauty just breath takeingly sweet full of emotion and class

[dumowska]

śliczne :))

[dzheger]

Nice Viennese music in Polish and charming waltzing couples. And thanks for the info and the interesting photos of the musicians.

[barbcard]

The kind of waltz music I love. You're absolutely right about the melancholic undertone, which beautifully complements the whistling. Schmaltz at its best!

[240252]

Hi B., oh ... Vienna, the apfelstrudel mit schlagsahne, the flavour of the coffee coming out from between the dark wood covered walls of the morning cafes, and the whistle of newsboys running down the streets, who sometimes whistle - as noted one of Polish XIX century writers - parts of the fugues from Bach's "Das Wohltemperierte Klavier"...

[MultiGenius86]

@barbcard i cant get that the german word schmalz (comes from schmalzig, means something like creamy) is known in the US. Thats stunning. Best wishes from Germany

[genia106]

Grezegorz,

Raz~ I adore this Exquisitie Waltz .

Dwa~ Fog is Fabulous!

Trzy~ Thank you for another Polish Masterpiece for My "Morske Oko" Playlist!

[240252]

Hi Genia, to be precise, this waltz is not from "Morskie Oko" but from "Qui Pro Quo"'s revue. But - who cares? :-)

[Masquerade03]

Lovely, very lovely.

[eruptionista]

Reaches the parts other music cannot!

[240252]

Thank you, Erupotionista! I'm gad that you like it :-))

[cattleman6420012000]

This is marvellous!!

[240252]

It's a lovely combination of the Viennese lightness with a Polish/Jewish sentimentality. This waltz has some sublime East European melancholy note hidden behind that apparently happy and vigorous tune