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1 videocassette : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 1/2 in.
Vienna waltzed to the music of the Strauss family as the Hapsburg Empire dwindled away in the 19th century. The most distinguished serious composers living in Vienna during the heydey of the Strausses were two Germans, Johannes Brahms and Richard Wagner. The program continues through the work of Anton Bruckner, and contains a priceless segment of Brahms speaking and playing a few chords on the piano to inaugurate Edison's new phonograph machine.
Sections of: Emperor Waltz ; The Blue Danube ; Die Fledermaus / Johann Strauss, Jr. -- Piano Waltz ; Clarinet Quintet ; Symphony No. 1 ; German Requiem / Brahms -- Scene from Die Meistersinger / Wagner -- Motet ; 3rd Symphony / Bruckner.
Videocassette release of the 1989 production.