Einverstanden dass mein Tempo ein bisschen "wackelig" ist. Ich werde No. 3 im kommenden Tagen wieder versuchen, es besser zu spielen. Vielen Dank! Jeffrey

Hi!!

wie geht es dir?

ich fühle mich richtig gut nachdem ich das Stück gehört habe

Oh, okey, passiert, stimme ich aber nicht zu

You are most welcome. Thank you for listening!

Thank you so much for listening and commenting. And for making me aware of the possible connection with the work by Emil Waldteufel. I shall look into that. Yours sincerely, Jeffrey

You are most welcome! Yours, Jeffrey

And I thank you in turn for listening and taking a moment to comment! Yours, Jeffrey.

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Thank you for listening and commenting, sweetheart! Yours, Uncle Jeff

Thank you for listening and sending these insightful comments. There is a ballet, Aschenbroedel, based on the dance music of Johann Strauss, Jr. I agree that Josef and Eduard deserve as much, too! Yours, Jeffrey

@@jcharwag Thank your for your kind reply ! I have to put a lttle correcture on your statement : ASCHENBROEDEL ( = CINDERELLA ) ist an "autonome" ballet and the last composition of J. STR. jun. ( Its only DVD - Recording of the Vienna State Ballet of 2000 with costumes of the grand CHRISTIAN LACROIX ist very recommendable and still on sale . It shows some new , more classic tunes in Strauss` composing ) . Other , post - created Strauss ballets ( GRADUATION BALL , LE DANUBE BLEU ) are arrangements of former dance compositions of Strauss . For an impression of an extraodinary choreography of Strauss` music look to FIGURE SKATING , TOLLER CRANSTON , GRADUATION BALL , 1975 , SKATE CANADA ! ) . At the moment , my friends and I are fighting for an adequate , worthy celebration of the only outstanding Austrian ballet composer , Ludwig Minkus ( 200. anniversary on March 27th , 2026 ) ( DON QUIXOTE , LA BAYADERE ) - forgotten by Austria`s culture politics and policy .............A Viennese street or place with his name would be the most minor honoration he deserved...........

@@rudolfsteinbock2955 Thank you for this informative note. I gladly stand corrected regarding Aschenbroedel. And I further thank you for the information that Minkus, with whom I'm familiar, was Austrian, that I had not known. I am going to take your note as an "omen" to learn more of Minkus. Again, thank you for your informative "Mtteilung"! Sincerely, Jeffrey

@@rudolfsteinbock2955 And if you know of piano music by Ludwig Minkus that could, or should, be played .... feel very free to let me know of it. Yours, Jeffrey

@@jcharwag Dear Jeffrey ! The highly informative biography of Minkus at wikipedia.org ( English version ! ) will show you the extreme tragical life of "ONE GREAT AMONG THE GREAT" -today forgottten in his home town . And 80 % of his ballet compositions - particularly the qualitately exclusive later ones - lie asleep in the archives of the MARINSKI THEATRE in St. Petersburg , with no chace for any musician to get the material for revitalizing this beautiful music - highly well critizied at the time of their first performances . Even in harmonic pre - war times the Russian administration refused to allow Viennese ballet experts to make copies of them.............

Thanks so much for listening and commenting! Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you for listening and commenting! I'm afraid that I would not know how to determine the grade of this piece, and I do hope you will enjoying learning and performing it. Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you so much for your listening and commenting! Yours, Jeffrey

Thanks so much for listening and commenting. Very best wishes, Jeffrey

Thanks so much. I share your love for MacDowell! Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you for listening and commenting! With very wishes to you! Jeffrey

Thank you for listening and commenting! Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you so much for listening, Yours, Jeffrey

Indeed it is! Thank you for listening! Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you for listening! Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you for listening! Yours, Jeffrey

Thank you so much! I am very touched! Yours, Jeffrey

THank you so much for listening! Yours, Jeffrey

I wish I could help you to find, but I don't know how, unfortunately. But, thank you for listening, and I feel sure that you'll find a copy in time. Yours, Jeffrey

Yes, indeed! And thank you for listening. Yours, Jeffrey

At present, I don't know. Sorry! Yours, Jeff

Thank you! You might be interested in the website devoted to Walter Bricht: www.walterbricht.com

Thank you for this information! Yours, Jeffrey

@@jcharwag You're welcome. Thanks for posting your sensitive performance.

Thank you for listening. Yes, this is a "misterioso" work, maybe a bit like a barcarolle, and at night. Best wishes, Jeffrey

Nádor was a professor of piano at the Franz Liszt Academy for many years. I believe he has retired, but I imagine you could contact him via the Academy in Liszt ter in Budapest. Yours, Jeffrey

@@jcharwag Thank you.

Thank you so much for listening. I'm not sure about the Mahler connection. Could be? Yours, Jeffrey