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Composed in 1880, "Danube Waves" (Valurile Dunării) is a celebrated waltz that gained international popularity, notably influencing Jewish klezmer and Russian folk traditions. Its lyrical melody epitomizes late Romantic-era salon music.

Composed in 1880, "Waves of the Danube" gained global fame as the melody for the 1950s song "The Anniversary Waltz". Its flowing melody epitomizes late Romantic-era salon music.

"Danube Waves Waltz" (Donauwellen) is a romantic-era orchestral waltz celebrated for its flowing melody and evocative depiction of river waves. Though less known today, it was wildly popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, even inspiring a 1940 German film.

Composed by Iosif Ivanovici, "Waves of the Danube" (1880) is a lyrical waltz capturing the Danube River's flowing beauty. Its melancholic yet elegant melodies made it one of the most recognizable 19th-century light music works, later adapted into songs like "The Anniversary Song."

"Waves of the Danube" (Donauwellen) is a famous waltz composed by Iosif Ivanovici in 1880. Though sometimes mistaken for a Strauss composition, it became a staple of light classical music, particularly known for its use in ice-skating performances.