Eduard Strauss - Works of Eduard Strauss

Works of Eduard Strauss

The works of Eduard Strauss include:

  • Ideal Polka-française op. 1 (1863)
  • Bahn Frei! ('Clear the Track!') Polka-schnell op.45
  • In Künstlerkreisen ('In Artistic Circles') Polka-française op. 47
  • Mit Dampf! ('Steam Up!') Polka-schnell op.70
  • Auf und Davon! ('Up and Away!') Polka-schnell op.73
  • Fesche Geister ('Fresh Spirit') waltz op. 75
  • Doctrinen ('Doctrines') waltz op. 79
  • Interpretationen ('Interpretations') waltz op.97
  • Ohne Aufenthalt ('Without Stopping!') Polka-schnell op.112
  • Carmen-Quadrille (with themes from Georges Bizet's Carmen) op.134
  • Das Leben ist doch Schön ('The Life is So Beautiful') waltz op.150
  • Leuchtkäferln waltz op.161
  • Ausser Rand und Band ('Out of Control') Polka-Schnell op.168
  • Krone und Schleier ('Crown and Veil') waltz op.200
  • Mit Chic! ('With Style') Polka-schnell op.221
  • Mit Vergnügen! ('With Pleasure!') Polka-schnell op.228
  • Ohne Bremse ('Without Brakes') Polka-schnell op.238
  • Mit Extrapost ('Posthaste') Polka-schnell op.259
  • Blüthenkranz Johann Strauss'scher Walzer in Chronologischer Reihenfolge von 1844 bis auf die Neuzeit ('Bouquet of Johann Strauss' Waltzes in Chronological Order from 1844 to Present Time') (1894)

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