The opening measures of a work by this composer is scribbled with, "Alas, not by Johannes Brahms" on a postcard.
A fading trumpet closes one of this man's compositions, which shares its name with a song cycle by Mikhail Glinka; that work is called A Farewell to St. Petersburg. The opening measures of a work by this composer is scribbled with, "Alas, not by Johannes Brahms" on a postcard. Another lively work of this composer is performed without bows; that is the Pizzicato (*) Polka. This composer also wrote a D-major polka called Tritsch-Tratsch. Gabriel von Eisenstein is sentenced to prison in this man's comic operetta. For ten points, name this Viennese "Waltz King", the composer of Die Fledermaus and On the Beautiful Blue Danube.
A fading trumpet closes one of this man's compositions, which shares its name with a song cycle by Mikhail Glinka; that work is called A Farewell to St. Petersburg.
Johann Strauss II (or Johann Strauss the Younger, or Johann Strauss Jr.; do not accept Richard Strauss, or Johann Strauss Sr., or the Elder) &lt;GM&gt;