Iosef Ivanovici

Born: 1845, Timisoara (Romania)
Died: 28 September 1902, Bucharest (Romania)

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Music

• Valurile Dunarii (Donauwellen), waltz, 1890
• Carmen Sylva, waltz, 1892
• Goldene Stunden, waltz, 1893
• La Bella Roumaine, waltz, 1901
• Rosina, polka, 1902
• Anniversary waltz, waltz
• Die Ballkönigin, waltz, op. 127
• Dunajské vlny
• Herzliebchen, waltz
• Kaiserreise, martz
• Lieb’ um Liebe, waltz, op. 155
• Rosen aus dem Orient, waltz

Known mainly for his for “Donauwellen” (Waves of the Danube). Hij wrote numerous works for wind orchestra.

Iosef Ivanovici’s most famous composition, “Over the Waves of the Danube” was written and sung by Al Jolson in the biographical film “The Jolson Story”. It begins: “Oh, how we danced on the night we were wed, We vowed our true love, though a word wasn’t said.” Chorus: “Dear, as I held you close in my arms, angels were singing a hymn to your charms, two hearts gently beating and murmuring low, darling I love you so.” [Augusto Ferrera, Long Beach, CA]

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• http://www.johann-strauss.org.uk/composers/index.php3?content=ivanovici