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A dramatic piece of Classical Waltz music played on the Grand Piano. With superb dynamics and large concert hall sound, modeled on the Concertgebouw Concert Hall, Amsterdam. This piece of music has a running time of fifty three seconds.
This piece of royalty free music has a gentle Waltz beginning and an explosive end and in places has the feel and sound of Sergei Rachmaninov. This piece of music lends itself to many types of applications in the media particularly film production, documentaries and advertising because of its short and concise nature.
The word Waltz is derived from the old German verb: walzen, which means to turn, roll, or glide. The dance itself seems to have origins in mountainous rural areas of Austria and Bavaria and also in the suburbs of Vienna. It dates back far back as the seventeenth century. The simple melodies and tunes that accompanied this early form of the waltz, usually sung or yodeled, also survived and provide the basic theme for many pieces of Waltz music.
Franz Lanner and Johann Strauss were very popular composers for the Waltz during the Nineteenth century and the Waltz became very popular in the Western world. The basic Waltz is danced in 3/4 time with accent on the first beat and a basic pattern of step-step-close. The Waltz is still a popular dance and the two principal dances today main are the Modern Waltz and the Viennese (Quick) Waltz.
Classical music is a general term that alludes to mainstream music stemming from traditions of Western religious and non religious music stretching from the ninth century until the present day. The expression or term "classical music" was not even used until the early nineteenth century and came about to glorify the Baroque period.
Today over prescribed, the term is felt as inappropriate for mainstream and avant-garde music written in the last one hundred years or so. Perhaps one defining aspect of Classical Music is its system of its system of staff notation that leaves very little opportunity for improvisation that is often heard in non-European art music as well as popular music such as Jazz and Blues.
Composed by Matthew Foster. Other music by this composer.
This track is also available on Classical CD - Volume One.
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