Johann Strauss (Sohn)
A Different Donau
based on "An der schönen blauen Donau"
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Johann Strauss (Sohn)
A Different Donau
based on "An der schönen blauen Donau"
- Instrumentation Concert Band
- Composer Johann Strauss (Sohn)
- Editor Anton Burger
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- Edition Score
- Publisher Tierolff Musikverlag
- Order no. TRL100315FSH
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Description:
A Different Danube is a contemporary reinterpretation of Johann Strauss' famous On the Beautiful Blue Danube. While Strauss' waltz flows gently in 3/4 time (apart from the slow 6/8 introduction), this version moves freely in a 4/4 Latin groove - as if the Danube itself had decided to change its course.
Arranger Anton Burger, who sadly passed away far too early, was often inspired by the legendary Spike Jones. Like Jones, Burger also plays with musical expectations: He transforms a classical masterpiece into a witty, sometimes delightfully absurd experience. Don't expect chaos, but carefully arranged humor - every sound, every accent and every musical gag is precisely planned and executed. Therefore, it is important to play the music exactly as notated; a little rehearsal time is definitely necessary.
Jones was famous for his virtuoso parodies full of unexpected sound effects, playful timing and an irresistible blend of musical perfection and comic absurdity. A Different Donau carries exactly this spirit: a cheerful wink to tradition, a tribute to real craftsmanship and an invitation to listen with fresh ears.
Let yourself drift - not from Strauss' waltz, but from the playful flow of Burgers Donau.nube.
Arranger Anton Burger, who sadly passed away far too early, was often inspired by the legendary Spike Jones. Like Jones, Burger also plays with musical expectations: He transforms a classical masterpiece into a witty, sometimes delightfully absurd experience. Don't expect chaos, but carefully arranged humor - every sound, every accent and every musical gag is precisely planned and executed. Therefore, it is important to play the music exactly as notated; a little rehearsal time is definitely necessary.
Jones was famous for his virtuoso parodies full of unexpected sound effects, playful timing and an irresistible blend of musical perfection and comic absurdity. A Different Donau carries exactly this spirit: a cheerful wink to tradition, a tribute to real craftsmanship and an invitation to listen with fresh ears.
Let yourself drift - not from Strauss' waltz, but from the playful flow of Burgers Donau.nube.