Vienna Bonbons: A Confection of Rare Old Vienna Dances

Willy Boskovsky

Boskovsky Ensemble

Johann Strauss I

Chineser-Galoppe, Op. 20

Kettenbrücke-Walzer, Op. 4

Eisele und Beisele Sprünge, Op. 202

Joseph Lanner

Styrian Dances, Op. 165

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Contretänze, K. 462: I., V., VI.

Wiener Demuths Waltz, Op. 116

German Dances, K. 600: III, K. 605 I, K. 686 XI, K. 600 I

Franz Seraphicus Peter Schubert

Waltzes, Ländler and Ecossaises, Op. 9 II, Op. 18 I, III, Op. 9: XIV, XXXV, Op. 33: X, Op. 127: XV, XVIII

Johann Strauss

Champagnegaloppen, Op.14

Die Werber, Op. 103

Cachucha-Galopp, Op. 97

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

Happy New Year with Strauss Waltzes

Herbert Von Karajan

Strauss: Also Sprach Zarathustra

Wiener Johann Strauss Orchester

JOSEF STRAUSS

“In the process of making this release of unrecorded or neglected works for oboe and piano, intriguing connections began to surface between three composers. In 1973, the year I was born, the organist Richard Elfyn Jones gave the premiere of Arnold Cooke's Organ Sonata No.1 in the presence of the composer, in Cardiff University's Concert Hall, and 46 years later in 2019, I premiered Richard Elfyn Jones' Oboe Sonata in his presence. At Cardiff University while I was an undergraduate, I studied Harmony and Counterpoint with Richard Elfyn Jones, and performed the Oboe Sonata written by Cooke's teacher, Hindemith, in my Final Recital, in the same hall, standing next to that same pipe organ which 46 years earlier was used to premiere Cooke's Sonata.” (Catherine Tanner Williams) This recording of Arnold Cooke's two lyrical Oboe Sonatas is the first for many years, having previously been recorded by its dedicatees. The album also features three world premiere recordings: The Viva Altea! Sonata for Oboe and Piano, and oboist Catherine Tanner Williams' own works: Luminous and Darkness Falling.

Vienna Bonbons: A Confection of Rare Old Vienna Dances

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