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The New Year's Concert in Vienna has been a glorious tradition for over six decades. A best-selling classical event, the concert has a unique global appeal. It has been broadcast on TV and radio to over 50 countries, and is viewed by tens of millions of people all over the world. The 2008 New Year's Day Concert will be conducted by the eminent conductor Georges Prêtre, the first French conductor to receive this honor. The concert program for January 1, 2008 will be the customary collection of Strauss delights, but this time with a French theme. Receiving its first performance at a New Year's Concert, Napoleon March op. 156 by Johann Strauss II will open the program. The traditional encores of Blue Danube Waltz and Radetzky March will be joined by the Sport Polka as a nod to the European Football Championship to be held in Vienna in 2008. The Summer Olympics in Beijing is also being saluted by the orchestra with an early work of the elder Johann Strauss, his exotically colored Chinese Gallop.
01 Johann Strauss II Napoleon March, op. 156
02 Josef Strauss "Village Swallows from Austria" Waltz, op. 164
03 Josef Strauss Laxenburg Polka
04 Johann Strauss I Paris Waltzes
05 Johann Strauss I Versailles Gallop
06 Johann Strauss II Orpheus-Quadrille, op. 236
07 Joseph Hellmesberger jr. Kleiner Anzeiger Gallop, op. 4
08 Johann Strauss II Overture from "Indigo and the Forty Thieves"
09 Johann Strauss II "Enjoy Life" Waltz, op. 340
10 Johann Strauss II Bluette--French Polka, op. 271
11 Johann Strauss II Chit-Chat Polka, op. 214
12 Joseph Lanner Hofball-Tänze Waltz, op. 161
13 Josef Strauss The Dragonfly Polka, op. 204
14 Johann Strauss II Russian March, op. 426
15 Johann Strauss II The Parisian--French Polka, op. 238
16 Johann Strauss I Chinese Gallop, op. 20
17 Johann Strauss II The Emperor Waltz, op. 437
18 Johann Strauss II The Bayadere Polka, op. 351
19 Josef Strauss Sport Polka, op. 170
20 Johann Strauss II "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" op. 314
21 Johann Strauss I Radetzky March, op. 228
