Josef Strauss
Die Libelle
Polka-Mazur, Op. 204 - sax choir
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Josef Strauss
Die Libelle
Polka-Mazur, Op. 204 - sax choir
- Instrumentation Soprano Saxophone, 3 Alto Saxophones, 2 Tenor Saxophones and Baritone Saxophone
- Composer Josef Strauss
- Editor Yorick De Bruycker
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Score and Parts
- Publisher Golden River Music
- Order no. GRM9004242
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Description:
Die Libelle for sax choir, score 9 p. and parts. To get an idea of how this transcription sounds, you can listen to the audio sample.
In the picturesque setting of Lake Traunsee nestled in the Austrian mountains of Traunstein, Josef Strauss and his wife Caroline were captivated by the sight of dragonflies gracefully gliding over the water's surface. This encounter served as the muse for "Die Libelle". The charming Polka-Mazur was first performed on 21 October 1866 and recorded by Johannes Brahms in 1889.
In the picturesque setting of Lake Traunsee nestled in the Austrian mountains of Traunstein, Josef Strauss and his wife Caroline were captivated by the sight of dragonflies gracefully gliding over the water's surface. This encounter served as the muse for "Die Libelle". The charming Polka-Mazur was first performed on 21 October 1866 and recorded by Johannes Brahms in 1889.