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Robert Stolz
Robert Stolz, born in Graz, Austria, was a titan of Viennese operetta and popular song in the early 20th century. His prolific career spanned compositions for operettas, musicals, and films, earning him a place among the greats like Franz Lehár. Stolz's music is a testament to his enduring legacy, with numerous songs from his operettas achieving individual fame. His work is a delightful blend of polka rhythms and operetta charm, offering a rich tapestry of melodies that continue to captivate audiences. Stolz's contributions to the world of music are not just compositions but also a journey through the vibrant and enchanting world of Viennese music.
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Immerse yourself in the vibrant and lively world of polka with Robert Stolz's "Stolz: Blumenliederzyklus, Op. 500." Released on March 10, 2015, under Sixtysix Records, this album is a delightful collection of 20 tracks, each named after a different flower, creating a musical bouquet that is as diverse as it is enchanting. The album spans a total of 44 minutes, offering a rich and engaging experience from start to finish.
Robert Stolz, a renowned composer, brings his unique flair to this polka album, showcasing his ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements seamlessly. The tracks, performed by the talented Wilma Maller and Tatjana Kandyba, are a testament to Stolz's compositional prowess and the performers' exceptional skill.
From the delicate "Vergissmeinnicht" to the bold "Rote Rose," each song in this cycle tells a story, evoking the beauty and essence of its namesake flower. The album is not just a musical experience but also an exploration of nature's splendor through the lens of polka music.
Whether you're a long-time fan of Robert Stolz or new to his work, "Stolz: Blumenliederzyklus, Op. 500" is sure to captivate your senses and leave you with a renewed appreciation for the polka genre and the artistry of Robert Stolz.