New Years

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They say we are creatures of habit. There are always necessary rituals to make life more bearable. Some, for example, can not live without orange juice at breakfast and others, however, feel orphaned without the January 1 New Year's Concert. There are people for everything. And, of course, there are also those who have taken a liking to the show that is mounted on the Euskalduna Bilbao since 1998.
Thirteen years is nothing. Especially when it comes to a sizzling gala, with the Strauss Festival Orchestra on stage, putting climax to the season. Time flies! The years are run to the intoxicating melody invites to twist and turn the head to grab the arm of the couple, not missing a beat, to slide gracefully feet; to twist and turn your head. One, two, three, one, two, three ... until completely haywire. That is the essence of the waltz, without letting go of minutes or hours.
In short, syrupy madness, much to the taste of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. More than a million people have already enjoyed this role throughout Europe. From Amsterdam to Rome, via Berlin, Barcelona and even Vienna itself. The Strauss Festival Orchestra Achanta not at nothing, even to the public venue.
We hear such popular titles as "The Emperor Waltz ',' Festival of Flowers' and disheveled 'Radetzky March'. Johann Strauss wrote the latter in honor of Marshal Joseph Wenzel Radetzky, who held off the revolutionaries of northern Italy in the uprisings of 1848. These rebels only wanted the withdrawal of the invaders, a people as a music lover like them but, um, there was no need to seize their land, right?
Radetzky interlinings
A Radetzky Herr did not care that he was following orders and he even dedicated a military march that many accompanied by palmas, creeps whenever New Year's Concert at home. Clap, clap, clap ...! Music, like so many things, be used or manipulated in countless ways.
Just a clarification: The Radetzky March is a marvel. Everything else can be discussed, each draw their own conclusions, but the scores are innocent. The Strauss Festival Orchestra has hardened bells scenarios as the Musikverein in Vienna, the Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, the Philharmonie in Berlin ..., in short, come with an excellent shooting to pull up to the respectable world of chandeliers, hoops , Levites and fleeting glances. Make easy the hard part.
That's the waltz. One, two three, one two three y. .. back again. Music that accompanies them as illusion and loved ones.

New Years