Attila Glatz Concert Productions presents

Strauss Symphony of America

András Deák, conductor (Budapest)
Jennifer Davison, soprano (Vienna)
Franz Gürtelschmied, tenor (Vienna)

Featuring dancers from
Budapest Ballet &
International Champion Ballroom Dancers

Johann Strauss, Jr.
Overture to Die Fledermaus 

Carl Millöcker
“Ach, wir armen Primadonnen,” from Der arme Jonathan
Soprano 

Johann Strauss, Jr.
Schatz Waltzes, Op. 418
Ballet 

Johann Strauss, Jr.
“Als flotter Geist,” from Gypsy Baron
Tenor

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Turkish March

Emmerich Kálmán
“Einmal möcht’ ich wieder tanzen,” from Countess Maritza
Duet

Johann Strauss, Jr.
Vergnügungszug Polka, Op. 281
Ballroom

Intermission

Gioachino Rossini
Overture to William Tell

Franz Lehár
“Gern hab’ ich die Frau’n geküsst,” from Paganini
Tenor

Johann Strauss, Jr.
Wo die Zitronen Blüh’n! Waltzes, Op. 364
Ballroom

Jacques Offenbach
“Les oiseaux,” (Doll Song) from Tales of Hoffmann
Soprano

Eduard Strauss
Bahn frei Polka, Op. 45
Ballet

Emmerich Kálmán
“Komm mit nach Varaždin,” from Countess Maritza
Duet

Johann Strauss, Jr.
Thunder and Lightning Polka, Op. 324

Program and artists are subject to change without notice.

Happy New Year! Whether you have made this celebration part of your holiday traditions in the past or are joining us for the very first time, we are thrilled to welcome you to Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert.

For three decades, it has been our pleasure to introduce some of the finest European artists to audiences in North America. Experts in Viennese music, these conductors, singers, and dancers have traveled a great distance to celebrate with you today, and to greet the New Year with a communal spirit of hope and optimism.

Looking back at the events of the past year, both at home and overseas, it would be simple to conclude that we live in a society that is more fractured than ever. But the cultural exchange on display in this theatre today tells a different story. As we face uncertainties in the New Year, we can find solace in the unwavering power of the arts to build cultural bridges by transcending division and discord. Each year during this cherished celebration, timeless music and dance reminds us of the values we hold dearest to our hearts: tradition, gratitude, joy, and music's power to bring communities together. We cannot thank you enough for waltzing with us into a bright New Year.

Marion and Attila Glatz

Founders of Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert
Recipients of the Austrian Government’s Decoration of Merit in Gold in recognition of their promotion of Viennese musical traditions

Music has a unique power to unite us across distances, cultures, and generations. It transcends borders, reminding us that traditions, like those celebrated in Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert, are not bound to a single place. They live on through the joy they bring to people everywhere, becoming a part of our shared human experience. 

It is my pleasure to once again extend a warm welcome to this treasured tradition that continues to bring the elegance and joy of Vienna’s Neujahrskonzert to North America. May Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert continue to bring joy and harmony for many years to come.

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