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STRAUSS II, J.: Wiener Blut (Munich, 1971)


Wiener Blut (arr. H. Lanske and H. Wiener)
Composer: Strauss II, Johann
Arranger: Wiener, Hugo
Arranger: Lanske, Hermann
Librettist/Text Author: Stein, Leo
Librettist/Text Author: Leon, Victor
Conductor: Paulik, Anton
Orchestra: Graunke Symphony Orchestra
Chorus: Munich Chamber Choir

Cagliari: Koller, Dagmar
Furst Ypsheim: Kusche, Benno
Graf Zedlau: Kollo, Rene
Grafin Zedlau: Hallstein, Ingeborg
Josef: Gruber, Ferry
Kagler: Muliar, Fritz
Lisi: Sochor, Hilde
Pepi: Papouschek, Helga

Costume Designer: Schlesinger, Alice-Maria
Costume Designer: Six, Astrid
Stage Director: Grund, Bert
Television Director: Lanske, Hermann


Playing Time: 01:36:39
Catalogue Number: A05004503

Johann Strauss Jr., known as the "Waltz King", surpasses all other composers in the history of the operetta with regards to musical inventiveness. With the sparkling temperament and winning charm characteristic of his works, this genial musician brought world fame to the Viennese waltz and made spectacular contributions to the field of operetta. Wiener Blut was Strauss's last work, which he left incomplete at his death. However, thanks to Adolf Muller's brilliant arrangement, this work has become a fully accepted Strauss operetta, inspired by the brightest of Vienna-waltz spirits and delighting anew at every performance through its wealth of captivating melodies

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