Perpetuum Mobile, Op. 257
Perpetuum Mobile, Op. 257 a song by Johann Strauss II on BeMusic
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Eine Nacht in Venedig: "Komm in die gondel" by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Annen-Polka, Op. 117 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Wein, Weib und Gesang, Op. 333 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Perpetuum Mobile, Op. 257 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Wo die Citronen blüh'n!, Op. 364 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Eljen a Magyar, Op. 332 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Leichtes Blut, Op. 319 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Accellerationen Walzer, Op. 234 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Unter Donner und Blitz, Op. 324 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka, Op. 214 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Marche Persanne, Op. 289 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Marche Persanne, Op. 289 by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,
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Der lustige Krieg: "Nur für Natur" by
Peter Falk,
Robert Wagner,
Württemberg National Opera Orchestra,
Philharmonic Orchestra Stuttgart,
Fritz Mareczek,
Philharmonia Hungarica,
Paul Kantschneider,
Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck,
Carl Michalski,
Johann Strauss II,
Edouard Staub,
Harry Pleva,
Vienna Opera Orchestra,
Valen,