Dynamiden

Dynamiden op. 173 is a Viennese Waltz composed by Josef Strauss in 1865. Its subtitle is Geheime Anziehungskräfte ('Mysterious Powers of Magnetism').

Richard Strauss used this waltz to his comic opera Der Rosenkavalier.

$\relative b' { \new PianoStaff << \new Staff { \key cis \minor \time 3/4 \tempo \markup { \column { \line { Introduction. } \line { Sostenuto. } } } r1\pp r2 <gis gis'>2.( <fis fis'> <e e'>2 <dis dis'>4 <cis cis'>2) 8( <cis cis'> <dis dis'>2.) <e e'>4( <bis bis'> <cis cis'> <dis dis'>2.) <e e'>4( <cis cis'> <dis dis'>) gis'-^\p$ cis,2(_\markup { \italic dolce } cis4) dis-. e-.$ e4$ \slashedGrace e8( dis4.) cisis8 dis2( dis8)$ fis fis4-^\pp( cis4. b8 b4-. cis-. dis-.) fis$ \slashedGrace fis8( e4.) dis8 e2.$ } \new Staff { \key cis \minor \time 3/4 \clef bass << { s2. s s s s s s s s s s s cis,2.~$ cis c2( cis8) b b2.$ fis4 e2 } \\ { gis2.( gis)( gis)( gis)( gis)( gis)( gis)( gis)( gis)( gis) <dis fis gis bis>2.~ <dis fis gis b> <dis fisis ais>2.~ <dis fis a> <d fis ais>2.~ <dis fis a> <d gis b> <dis e gis b> } >> } >> }$

Waltz 1

$\relative b' { \new PianoStaff << \new Staff { \key cis \minor \time 3/4 << { b8( gis') gis2.~ gis8 r r4 b,8( fis') fis2.~ fis8 r r4 b,8( e) e2-- e4--~ e4 \slashedGrace fis8( e8.)( dis16 e8. fis16) e2( dis4) r r cis8( a') a2.~ a8 r r4 cis,8( gis') gis2.~ gis8 r r4 cis,8( fis) fis2-- fis4--~ fis4 \slashedGrace gis8( fis8.)( eis16 fis8. gis16) e2( b4-.) } \\ { r4 r b4-.( b-. b-. b-.) r4 r b4-.( b-. b-. b-.) r r b4-.( b-. b-. b-.) r r b4-.( b-. b-. b-.) r r cis4-.( cis-. cis-. cis-.) r4 r cis4-.( cis-. cis-. cis-.) r4 r b4-.( b-. b-. b-.) r4 r b4-. b-. } >> } \new Dynamics { s4\pp } \new Staff { \key cis \minor \time 3/4 \clef bass r e,, <b' e gis> b, <b' e gis> e, <b' e gis> b, <b' e gis> e, <b' e gis> gis fis b, <b' dis a'> fis <cis' fis a> <cis fis a> cis, <cis' fis a> <cis fis a> fis, <cis' fis a> <cis fis a> a <cis fis a> <cis fis a> b, <b' dis a'> b, <b' dis a'> e, <b' e gis> } >> }$

Vienna New Year's Concert

The advent of the Vienna New Year's Concertis as follows.

1949 – Clemens Krauss
1967 – Willi Boskovsky
1971 – Willi Boskovsky
1997 – Riccardo Muti
2007 – Zubin Mehta
2014 – Daniel Barenboim
2020 - Andris Nelsons

External links

Dynamiden: Scores at the International Music Score Library Project