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New Year's Concert: Neujahrskonzert 2016 - Wiener Philharmoniker, Mariss Jansons (2016) HDTV 720p
Genre: Classical | Year: 2016 | Quality: HDTV 720p/ts | Video: MPEG4 AVC 8780 Kbps 1280*720p / 50.0 fps / 16:9 | Audio: AC3 5.1 / 48 kHz / 448 Kbps | Time: 02:34:46 | Size: 10,8Gb
Tracklist:
Intermission
Wolfgang A. Mozart - Klarinettenguintett A-Dur, KV 581
Tobi Reiser -Maxlaner Reloaded
Franz & Karl Doopler -Rigoletto -Fantasie
Gioacchino Rossini -Medley
Antonio Caldara- Sinfonia in C-Dur
Wolfgang A. Mozart - Die Zauberflote, KV 620
Wolfgang A. Mozart - Don Giovanni, KV 527
Concert
Robert Stolz
Uno-Marsch
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Schatz-Walzer. op. 418
Violetta. Polka francaise, op. 404
Vergnügungszug. Polka (schnell), op. 281
Carl Michael Ziehrer
Weaner Madl'n. Walzer op. 388
Eduard Strauss
Mit Extrapost. Galopp, op. 259
-- Pause --
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Ouvertüre zu Eine Nacht in Venedig (Wiener Fassung)
Eduard Strauss
Ausser Rand und Band. Polka schnell, op. 168
Josef Strauss
Sphärenklänge. Walzer, op. 235
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Sängerslust. Polka francaise, op. 328
Josef Strauss
Auf Ferienreisen. Polka schnell, op. 133
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Fürstin Ninetta - Entr'acte zwischen 2. und 3. Akt
Èmile Waldteufel
Espana. Walzer, op. 236
Josef Hellmesberger sen.
Ball-Szene
Johann Strauss, sen.
Seufzer-Galopp, op. 9
Josef Strauss
Die Libelle. Polka mazur, op. 204
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Kaiser-Walzer, op. 437
Auf der Jagd. Polka schnell, op. 373
As a brand name, the Vienna New Year's Concert can trace back its origins to 31 December 1939. In other words, the concert initially took place on the last day of the year. By 1941, however, it was being held on 1 January, when the Vienna Philharmonic established a tradition that continues to flourish to this day.
The list of names of leading conductors who have led the Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's Concerts reads like a veritable who's who of great maestros: including Herbert von Karajan, Lorin Maazel, Claudio Abbado, Carlos Kleiber, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Seiji Ozawa, Mariss Jansons, and Franz Welser-Möst.
It is not least thanks to this illustrious succession of great conductors that the Vienna New Year's Concert remains unique, ushering in the New Year in a way that has often been imitated but never equalled. Its universal popularity is undoubtedly due to the direct - or deferred - live broadcast from the flower-filled Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein. The first broadcast went out on Eurovision in 1959, the first colour relay in 1967. Now the concert is shown in countries throughout almost the entire world.
It continues to be works by members of the Strauss family - Johann Strauss Father and Son as well as Eduard and Josef Strauss - that are central to this media event. Old favourites from their output are heard alongside others that have never been recorded or are only rarely heard; all of them programmed around two fixed points in the concert: the Blue Danube Waltz and the Radetzky March.
Mariss Jansons ranks among the outstanding podium personalities of our time. He has been the Chief Conductor of the Chor und Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks since 2003. After several exceptionally successful seasons, his contract was prolonged until 2018. Until recently he was also the chief conductor of the Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest in Amsterdam (2004-2015) and held both prestigious positions of a chief conductor at both orchestras. Both ensembles made the top 10 in a 2008 Gramophone list of the world's top 20 orchestras.
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Genre: Classical | Year: 2016 | Quality: HDTV 720p/ts | Video: MPEG4 AVC 8780 Kbps 1280*720p / 50.0 fps / 16:9 | Audio: AC3 5.1 / 48 kHz / 448 Kbps | Time: 02:34:46 | Size: 10,8Gb
Tracklist:
Intermission
Wolfgang A. Mozart - Klarinettenguintett A-Dur, KV 581
Tobi Reiser -Maxlaner Reloaded
Franz & Karl Doopler -Rigoletto -Fantasie
Gioacchino Rossini -Medley
Antonio Caldara- Sinfonia in C-Dur
Wolfgang A. Mozart - Die Zauberflote, KV 620
Wolfgang A. Mozart - Don Giovanni, KV 527
Concert
Robert Stolz
Uno-Marsch
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Schatz-Walzer. op. 418
Violetta. Polka francaise, op. 404
Vergnügungszug. Polka (schnell), op. 281
Carl Michael Ziehrer
Weaner Madl'n. Walzer op. 388
Eduard Strauss
Mit Extrapost. Galopp, op. 259
-- Pause --
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Ouvertüre zu Eine Nacht in Venedig (Wiener Fassung)
Eduard Strauss
Ausser Rand und Band. Polka schnell, op. 168
Josef Strauss
Sphärenklänge. Walzer, op. 235
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Sängerslust. Polka francaise, op. 328
Josef Strauss
Auf Ferienreisen. Polka schnell, op. 133
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Fürstin Ninetta - Entr'acte zwischen 2. und 3. Akt
Èmile Waldteufel
Espana. Walzer, op. 236
Josef Hellmesberger sen.
Ball-Szene
Johann Strauss, sen.
Seufzer-Galopp, op. 9
Josef Strauss
Die Libelle. Polka mazur, op. 204
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Kaiser-Walzer, op. 437
Auf der Jagd. Polka schnell, op. 373
As a brand name, the Vienna New Year's Concert can trace back its origins to 31 December 1939. In other words, the concert initially took place on the last day of the year. By 1941, however, it was being held on 1 January, when the Vienna Philharmonic established a tradition that continues to flourish to this day.
The list of names of leading conductors who have led the Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's Concerts reads like a veritable who's who of great maestros: including Herbert von Karajan, Lorin Maazel, Claudio Abbado, Carlos Kleiber, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Seiji Ozawa, Mariss Jansons, and Franz Welser-Möst.
It is not least thanks to this illustrious succession of great conductors that the Vienna New Year's Concert remains unique, ushering in the New Year in a way that has often been imitated but never equalled. Its universal popularity is undoubtedly due to the direct - or deferred - live broadcast from the flower-filled Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein. The first broadcast went out on Eurovision in 1959, the first colour relay in 1967. Now the concert is shown in countries throughout almost the entire world.
It continues to be works by members of the Strauss family - Johann Strauss Father and Son as well as Eduard and Josef Strauss - that are central to this media event. Old favourites from their output are heard alongside others that have never been recorded or are only rarely heard; all of them programmed around two fixed points in the concert: the Blue Danube Waltz and the Radetzky March.
Mariss Jansons ranks among the outstanding podium personalities of our time. He has been the Chief Conductor of the Chor und Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks since 2003. After several exceptionally successful seasons, his contract was prolonged until 2018. Until recently he was also the chief conductor of the Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest in Amsterdam (2004-2015) and held both prestigious positions of a chief conductor at both orchestras. Both ensembles made the top 10 in a 2008 Gramophone list of the world's top 20 orchestras.
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