SKU: A0.956582

The Austrian Johann Strauss II (1825 – 1899) was a prolific composer of light music, particularly dance tunes such as waltzes, polkas and quadrilles.  Because of the success of his compositions, he is often given credit for the popularity of the waltz in 19th Century Vienna and was known to his contemporaries as ‘The Waltz King’.  This piece is taken from his Lockvogel Waltzer, Op. 118, arranged here for mixed woodwind combination of 2 oboes and bassoon.

SKU: A0.644320

Queen Victoria’s Coronation Waltzes for Easiest Piano

For Beginner and Novice Pianists by SilverTonalities!

Johann Strauss Senior was invited to compose the music for the opening State Ball on the occasion of Queen Victoria of Great Britain’s accession to the throne  and later, her Coronation in 1838

-       Cumberland Waltz

-       Duchess of Kent’s Waltz

-       Duke of Wellington’s Waltz

-       Greek Waltz

-       Guard’s Waltz

-       Northumberland’s Waltz

-       Queen Victoria’s Waltz

-       St. Alban’s Waltz

-       Turkish Waltz

A SilverTonalities Arrangement!

Easy Note Style Sheet Music

Letter Names of Notes embedded in each Notehead!

SKU: A0.803726

In 1889 Johann Strauss, Jr. gave his Berlin publisher, Fritz Simrock, a new waltz entitled Hand in Hand. It was a celebration of the toast made by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I during a visit to German Kaiser Wilhelm II. The toast stressed the necessity of bonds of friendship between the two nations. Mr Simrock suggested changing the title to Kaiser-Waltzer to please the two emperors. However, when it was published, only the Austrian Imperial crown was emblazoned on the title page!

This stunning arrangement has both a pedal harp and lever harp version that is intended to be performed together. They only differ in the pedal/lever markings and an occasional harmony note. The dynamics are clearly marked.

SKU: A0.803725

In 1889 Johann Strauss, Jr. gave his Berlin publisher, Fritz Simrock, a new waltz entitled Hand in Hand. It was a celebration of the toast made by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I during a visit to German Kaiser Wilhelm II. The toast stressed the necessity of bonds of friendship between the two nations. Mr Simrock suggested changing the title to Kaiser-Waltzer to please the two emperors. However, when it was published, only the Austrian Imperial crown was emblazoned on the title page!

This stunning arrangement has both a pedal harp and lever harp version that is intended to be performed together. They only differ in the pedal/lever markings and an occasional harmony note. The dynamics are clearly marked.

SKU: A0.868514

This medley of Strauss waltzes, scored for a little big band,  consists of Vienna Woods, The Blue Danube & Kaiser Waltz. Playing time - 6:10.

SKU: A0.864732

My earliest instruction was on the organ and dances, like the waltz, we very adaptable to the organ. I learned to play and to arrange many waltzes, including the Skater’s Waltz. It was a natural choice to arrange this waltz when I began writing for my piano students. Play the Skater’s Waltz with the feel of a grand waltz in the same style as the famous waltzes of Johann Strauss.

SKU: A0.1089925

Johann Strauss Jr. is known primarily for his beautiful waltzes, hence his renown in Vienna and elsewhere as the Waltz King. The Blue Danube and Emperor assume their rightful place in this medley for orchestra, but also represented are two of his rousing polkas - Tritsch Tratsch and Thunder and Lightning. The beautiful Andante from Die Fledermaus is present as well to showcase the melodic genius of Strauss. A great addition to any program! ( Duration - 4:28 ).

SKU: A0.810994

The Kaiser-Waltzer was composed in 1889 in honor of a visit by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph to German Emperor Willhelm as a toast of friendship.

The waltz contains several beautiful melodies and Randall Malmstrom's 3 1/2 minute arrangement for advanced performers fits the regal character of the 5-part low brass ensemble perfectly.

Instrumentation is for 3 tenor trombones, 1 bass trombone and 1 tuba.

SKU: A0.803723

In 1889 Johann Strauss, Jr. gave his Berlin publisher, Fritz Simrock, a new waltz entitled Hand in Hand. It was a celebration of the toast made by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I during a visit to German Kaiser Wilhelm II. The toast stressed the necessity of bonds of friendship between the two nations. Mr Simrock suggested changing the title to Kaiser-Waltzer to please the two emperors. However, when it was published, only the Austrian Imperial crown was emblazoned on the title page!

This stunning arrangement has both a pedal harp and lever harp version that is intended to be performed together. They only differ in the pedal/lever markings and an occasional harmony note. The dynamics are clearly marked.

SKU: A0.803722

In 1889 Johann Strauss, Jr. gave his Berlin publisher, Fritz Simrock, a new waltz entitled Hand in Hand. It was a celebration of the toast made by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I during a visit to German Kaiser Wilhelm II. The toast stressed the necessity of bonds of friendship between the two nations. Mr Simrock suggested changing the title to Kaiser-Waltzer to please the two emperors. However, when it was published, only the Austrian Imperial crown was emblazoned on the title page!

This stunning arrangement has both a pedal harp and lever harp version that is intended to be performed together. They only differ in the pedal/lever markings and an occasional harmony note. The dynamics are clearly marked.

SKU: A0.643981

From Johann Strauss Senior for Easy Piano

Queen Victoria's Coronation Waltzes

Easy Note Style Sheet Music

Letter Names of Notes embedded in each Notehead!

SKU: A0.645944

From Johann Strauss Seniors collection of Waltzes for Queen Victoria's Coronation for Easy Piano

A SilverTonalities Arrangement!

 With Colored Notation to enable Beginner Pianists to read Music quickly and accurately!