(HD 720p) «Roses From The South» Waltz, Johann Strauss
The Waltz «Roses From The South» is made up of tunes from the operetta «The Queen’s Lace Handkerchief» and is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and most performed works by Johann Strauss, the Waltz King.
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Thank you, dear friend, for very beautiful muzic and photo montage! Greeetings
@Blanka5881
You're welcome, Blanka. I'm always glad to hear from you. Regards!!
@louisazed
Robert Stolz, the famous Austrian composer/conductor and one of the foremost interpreter of Strauss' music, conducted this circa 1975 recording of "Roses of the South" . It was released in his album titled "Musik war mein Leben"", German words attributed to him which meant "Music Was My Life". I guess all of us who love and are captivated by Johann Strauss can say that too.
Thank you for sharing such poignant memories of this music!
romympanlilio, congratulations, wonderful song and beautiful video, pretty pictures, thanks for sharing…hugs
@aparecidolelis Thank you. very much, Aparecido. I'm glad you liked the video. Take care and regards.
Beautiful music and beautiful images.What more can anyone want! Thank you.
@ReadMeReadYou You're welcome. I couldn't resist doing a cameo on this one!!
@26greenrose We all enjoy the beauty of Strauss' music and the fond memories it brings. You're most certainly welcome!
@loydkoh826 You're welcome, Loyd!! Thank you for the very nice compliment. I really appreciate it.
@dantzmusic You're welcome. Thank you for the beautiful compliment.
@kumhuiguitargirl You're welcome. My favorite waltz music too. Thank you for the compliment.
No existe ningún motivo en la tierra para no bailar este luminoso vals!!!
@mariadelamor21 De acuerdo. Thank you for your beautiful comment, Maria. Un saludo, – Romi
Thank you for providing this lovely rendition of one of my favourite pieces.
Fantastic! Who does perform this waltz? I think that I have this on vinyl for the 35 years now, but can`t find CD