Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Viennese ballroom music with Robert Stolz Conducts Waltzes, Marches & Polkas. This expansive collection, released on October 27, 1971, under Sony Music Classical International, is a treasure trove of late 19th and early 20th-century compositions that capture the essence of elegance and joy. Spanning a generous 3 hours and 55 minutes, this album is a comprehensive survey of the era's most beloved dance music, featuring not just waltzes but also polkas, galops, marches, and more.
Robert Stolz, a maestro of his craft, conducts a symphony of 165 tracks that include iconic pieces such as "Radetzky-Marsch, Op. 228," "Die Fledermaus" and "Wiener Gemüths-Walzer, Op. 116." Each piece is a testament to the rich musical heritage of Vienna, offering a delightful blend of rhythm and melody that is sure to captivate both classical music enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. From the lively "Explosions-Polka, Op. 43" to the graceful "Elisabethen-Walzer, Op. 71," this album is a journey through the heart of Viennese culture and tradition.
Whether you're looking to add a touch of sophistication to your music collection or simply enjoy the timeless charm of classical dance music, Robert Stolz Conducts Waltzes, Marches & Polkas is an essential addition to your library. Let the masterful compositions of Robert Stolz transport you to the grand ballrooms of Vienna, where the music comes alive with every note.
(P) 1971 Sony Music Entertainment
About Robert Stolz
Robert Stolz, born in the heart of Austria in 1880, was a musical prodigy destined for greatness. The twelfth child of a pianist mother and a composer father, Stolz's early life was steeped in melody and rhythm. By the age of seven, he was performing for audiences that included the legendary Johannes Brahms. Stolz's career spanned continents, with stints in Vienna, Berlin, Paris, and New York, where he composed for shows, films, and ice revues. His operettas and film scores are renowned for their catchy tunes and lively rhythms, making him a beloved figure in the world of light classical music. Stolz's journey was not without its challenges; he fled Nazi Germany and settled in New York, where he continued to create and conduct. His legacy lives on in his timeless melodies, which continue to captivate audiences worldwide.
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