Mariss Jansons conducts music from the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the Waldbühne
Travellers who visited the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 19th century would have come into contact with the most disparate musical idioms: Austrians, Bohemians and Hungarians all wrote works that were individually coloured but characterized by a shared sense of verve and radiance. In 1994 Mariss Jansons conducted highlights of this fascinating culture at the Waldbühne in Berlin. Among the works performed were pieces by Johann Strauss, Franz Liszt and George Enescu.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Mariss Jansons
Mikhail Rudy
© 1994 VIDEAL / brilliant media, SFB
Our recommendations
- “World Encores” with Mariss Jansons and Vadim Repin at the Waldbühne
- Simon Rattle and Katia and Marielle Labèque at the Berlin Waldbühne
- Simon Rattle conducts Rhapsodies at the Waldbühne
- Simon Rattle conducts film scores at the Waldbühne
- Simon Rattle conducts “Russian rhythms” at the Waldbühne
- “Fellini, Jazz & Co.” with Riccardo Chailly at the Waldbühne
- Seiji Ozawa conducts a Gershwin Night at the Waldbühne
- A Latin American Night at the Waldbühne with Daniel Barenboim
- A Czech evening at the Waldbühne
- An “Oriental Night” with Neeme Järvi and Janine Jansen at the Waldbühne
