The Viennese Waltz
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Although I am sure it's been said a few times...tell within 3 seconds that this is clearly Waltz # 2, written by Russia's own Dmitri Shostakovitch. I am starting to recognize certain pieces just by the first few notes without lyrics, which I never could do before. I am glad my grandmother exposed me to classical my whole life, otherwise I would be missing out like that one guy who disliked this video.
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I like this version better...it's stronger, with a nice waltz bounce...the others are a bit soft and wimpy
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My favorite dance :)
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@jamesaugusta Well hello Vienna! I am in New York City
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@koreamy It's meant to make people dizzy. Here in Vienna it's still a very popular dance, the one dance people kind of master, even if they can't dance a single other one, I think. One of our comedians Josef Hader calls it "very tightly going in a merry-go-round". (*Ouch*, that phrase doesn't travel well at all in translation, but just think of the giant wheel and sparkling wine and being a little bit silly for a laugh.)
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The black/white footage does not exactly fit to the rhythm. Have you thought of synchronizing it?
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Me too want this val!!
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Splendid!!!!!! Perla.
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Also, the end of candles and gaslight probably had something to do with its demise!
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Eyes Wide Shut
Aaron1912, parabéns pelos vídeos postados. Sou professor de Dança de Salão no Brasil e regularmente uso seus vídeos em minhas aulas para que meus alunos observem as técnicas dos séculos XIX e XX.
Maardigraz 1 year ago
Obrigado (:
Aaron1912 1 year ago
this is not the viennese waltz by strauss
whitemitten1234 1 year ago
It's a dance called the Viennese Waltz. Strauss composed songs, not dances. This music composition is called Jazz Suite No.2 by Shostakovich.
Aaron1912 1 year ago
I'm getting dizzy watching them! So beautiful though-who is the music by?
koreamy 1 year ago
Shostakovich - Jazz Suite No. 2
Aaron1912 1 year ago 2