Natalie MacMaster - Anniversary Waltz
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Just saw these three (Erin) along with Natalie's pianist. All of them dance and play beautifully. Hearing them play this last night was amazing. Best of luck to them all. Erin is an incredible pianist. If I weren't looking at her, I'd say she has forty fingers instead of ten.
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In English it might be anniversary waltz but for rest of the world it is J. Ivanovici - The Waves of The Danube watch?v=xTN6TiusVQo beautiful song
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Very Nice But This Is The Anniversary Song... Not Anniversary Waltz
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Today is July 15, 2011. We have been friends for one year today. It's been a fun roller coaster ride and I've loved every minute of it. Happy Anniversary Bon Ami. Please enjoy this lovely video.
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Wikipedia: "Waves of the Danube" is a waltz composed by Iosif Ivanovici (1845–1902) in 1880 ... In the United States, it is frequently referred to as "The Anniversary Song", a title given by Al Jolson when he and Saul Chaplin released an adaptation of the song in 1946. "The Anniversary Song" is sometimes confusingly referred to as "The Anniversary Waltz", which is actually the name of a completely unrelated song. The song is also not to be confused with "The Blue Danube" by Johann Strauss II.
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I saw Natalie and Donnell at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Quebec on June 23, 2011 !!!!
BTW: As pointed out by previous readers, the music here is "Waves of the Danube" written by Romanian composer Losif Ivanovici around 1880. In 1946, Al Jolson and Saul Chaplin added lyrics and called it "The Anniversary Song" (search in YouTube: Andy Williams - Anniversary Song).
The song written by Dave Franklin & Al Dubin is different. (search in YouTube: Connie Francis - Anniversary Waltz)
Thanks
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they make beautiful music together... :)
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The romanian composer Iosif Ivanovici, compose it in 1880.
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No! It was composed by the romanian composer Iosif Ivanovici in 1880, than, in America, was recorded by those wich you said.
Unfortunately, it don't let me to post here the link on wikipedia, but you can find it if you will look for "Iosif Ivanovici - Waves of the Danube"



Natalie's and Donnell's interpretation of this beautiful piece of music uplifts my soul. The violins speak to the heart.
The credit must be given to the original composer: Iosif Ivanovici (18451902).
TessaKPK 2 years ago 3
I first heard about this song on Ghost Adventures that a devil would play this song on a jukebox that was unplugged and didn't have this song on there. I was curious to find out what the song sounded like then I found these people who have amazing talent. Better than Justin Bieber's fake autotuned gay voice. :p
pcally1 1 year ago 2