On December 10, 1879, the temperature in Paris dropped to -25.6 degrees Celsius.  
On December 10, 1879, the temperature in Paris dropped to -25.6 degrees Celsius.  During that severe winter, carriages were forced to operate on runners and the Seine froze over completely, providing the imagery for this composition that was published two years later.  Its introduction suggests a wintry theme, gradually building to an evocation of daring leaps and falls, completed with the arrival of a sleigh to the scene.  FTP, identify this most famous waltz of Emile Waldteufel.
On December 10, 1879, the temperature in Paris dropped to -25.6 degrees Celsius.  
Les Patineurs or The Skaters