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Wiener Carneval (Viennese Carnival), opus 3, is a
waltz composed by
Johann Strauss I in 1828. The
waltz was
intended as a
contribution to the carnival...
- The
Carnival of
Venice (Italian:
Carnevale di Venezia; Venetian:
Carneval de Venèsia) is an
annual festival held in Venice, Italy,
famous throughout the...
- the
incorporation of the
Oberon overture into his
early waltz, "Wiener
Carneval", Op. 3, and also the (at the time former)
French national anthem "La M****illaise"...
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Krapfen for this pastry. In Croatia, they are
especially po****r
during Carneval season and do not have the
typical ring shape, but
instead are solid. Traditionally...
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Rhapsody by
Franz Liszt. It is
nicknamed the "Carnival in Pest" or "Pesther
Carneval" and was
composed in 1847. A
typical performance of the
piece lasts ten...
- (1793–1877),
painter Carl Weiser [de] (1811–1865), co-founder of
Mainzer Carneval-Verein [de],
first Branddir****r [de]
Kathinka Zitz-Halein (1801–1877)...
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yeast dough,
topped with confectioner's
sugar and
usually consumed for
carneval.
Eisbein Main
course Ham hock that is
usually served with
mashed potatoes...
- In 1872, he was
President of the
Mainz Carnival ****ociation (Mainzer
Carneval-Verein). A
street in
Mainz has been
named after Carl
Wallau in 1895, the...
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calendar in
force before the
Gregorian Reform. For this reason, it is
called Carneval vegg ("Old Carnival"). In the past, it was
customary for
people to gather...
- This
painting by Fra
Carneval,
representing an
ideal Roman city, was
commissioned for the
palace of Montefeltro. The
Walters Art Museum....
