2 Concise Sheet Music Files for Johann Strauss II – Die Fledermaus
Die Fledermaus is a sparkling operetta masterpiece of Viennese golden age, famous for its waltzes and comedic plot about mistaken identities at a masquerade ball.
Die Fledermaus ("The Bat") is a sparkling operetta satirizing Viennese society through a tale of mistaken identities and champagne-induced mishaps, featuring Strauss's iconic waltzes and overture.
The operetta Die Fledermaus, premiered in 1874, epitomizes Viennese Golden Age operetta with its sparkling waltzes and comedic plot about mistaken identities during a masquerade ball. Its overture remains one of the most frequently performed orchestral showpieces.
Alfred Grunfeld's Konzertparaphrase über Die Fledermaus is a dazzling piano showpiece based on themes from Johann Strauss Jr.'s iconic operetta. Grunfeld, a celebrated Austrian pianist, transforms the lively waltzes and comic melodies of Die Fledermaus into a technically demanding concert work, showcasing the piano's capabilities while paying homage to Strauss's golden-age Viennese style.
"Die Fledermaus" (The Bat) is Johann Strauss II's most famous operetta, premiered in 1874.
Its sparkling overture and dance numbers like the "Champagne Song" epitomize the Golden Age of Viennese operetta.
The work parodies bourgeois hypocrisy through a comedy of mistaken identities during a masquerade ball.
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