VIENNA 〓 Vienna Philharmonic announces program for New Year’s Concert 2026

2025/10/30
【最終更新日】2025/11/10

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has announced the program for its New Year’s Concert on New Year’s Day 2026. The conductor for 2026 will be Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who will be making his first appearance.

The highlight of the 2026 program will be the work of Florence Price (1888-1953), a black American female composer. In 2025, Riccardo Muti set a precedent for female composers by taking up the works of Austrian Constanze Geiger (1835-1890) for the first time.

Price was born in Little Rock and was accepted into the prestigious New England Conservatory in Boston at the age of 14. Her Symphony No. 1 won first place in a composition competition in 1932. It premiered the following year with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, making her the first black woman to compose a symphony.

The New Year’s Concert is an annual event held by the Vienna Philharmonic every New Year’s Day at the Vienna Philharmonic’s home grounds, the Musikverein. It is a musical New Year’s card from the capital of music, featuring waltzes and polkas by the Strauss family.

 Johann Strauß II:Overtüre to the Operetta “Indigo and the Forty Thieves”
 Carl Michael Ziehrer:Donausagen. Walzer, op. 446
 Joseph Lanner:Malapou-Galoppe, op. 148
 Eduard Strauß:Brausteufelchen. Polka schnell, op. 154
 Johann Strauß II:Fledermaus-Quadrille, op. 363
 Johann Strauß I:Der Karneval in Paris. Galopp, op. 100
 Franz von Suppè:Ouvertüre zur Operette “Die schöne Galathée”
 Josephine Weinlich:Sirenen Lieder. Polka mazur, op. 13 [Arr. W. Dörner]
 Josef Strauß:Frauenwürde. Walzer, op. 277
 Johann Strauß II:Diplomaten-Polka. Polka francaise, op. 448
 Florence Price:Rainbow Waltz
 Hans Christian Lumbye:Københavns Jernbane-Damp-Galop
 Johann Strauß II:Rosen aus dem Süden (Roses from the South), Waltz, op. 388
 Johann Strauß II:Egyptischer Marsch (Egyptian March), op. 335
 Josef Strauß:Olive Branch Waltz, op. 207

PHOTO:Wiener Philharmoniker


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