BARITON Adrian Eröd
VIOLINE Daniel Auner
PLAYER I MUSICAL DIRECTOR I CONCEPT Andrea Linsbauer
MODERATION Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz
Entry to the "Mazzesinsel":
From the Danube Canal via Taborstraße to Augarten
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART I To Chloe K. 524 I Evening Sensation K. 523
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN I Rondino in E flat major WoO 25 for two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons and two horns I Arrangement: Fritz Kreisler
In the Carmelite neighbourhood:
JOHANN (VATER) STRAUSS I Popular Sperl Polka op. 133
JOHANNES BRAHMS I Serenade op. 106/1 The Moon Stands Over the Mountain I The Main Night op. 43/2
Via the African neighbourhood to Praterstraße:
FRITZ KREISLER I Marche miniature viennoise I Liebesleid I Liebesfreud
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The "Jägerzeile" and the Carl Theatre:
JOSEPH LANNER I Hansjörgel Polka op. 194
ADOLF MÜLLER sen. I Knieriem's comet song (The evil spirit Lumpazivagabundus or The dissolute cloverleaf)
EDMUND EYSLER I Kissing is not a sin (Brother Straubinger)
From Heine-Allee via Praterstern to the Czerninviertel:
ERIC ZEISL I The moon is there (moon pictures)
Come sweet death
WALTER JURMANN I Women always need a house mate
You and the Waltz and I (from the film "Seven Sweethearts")
Only sport (from the film "Madame doesn't want children")
Venice in Vienna:
OSCAR STRAUS I The Round Dance (from the film "The Round Dance")
FRANZ LEHÁR I Serenade (Frasquita) I Arrangement: Fritz Kreisler
RICHARD HEUBERGER I Midnight Bells (The Opera Ball) I Arrangement: Fritz Kreisler
ROBERT STOLZ I A waltz by Strauss op. 174
G'schichten aus der Leopoldstadt: A music walk
Baritone Adrian Eröd, Daniel Auner on the violin and Andrea Linsbauer on the piano present a musical portrait of the places where Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert worked at Palais Augarten, as well as the homes of the young Johannes Brahms and the Strauss dynasty in the "Hirschen-Haus" on Taborstraße. Afterwards, there is a detour to the birthplaces of Arnold Schönberg and Alexander Zemlinsky as well as to the Carmelite neighbourhood and the birthplace of Fritz Kreisler.
The programme concludes with operetta and waltz melodies. (FALTER)
