Shostakovich. Waltz No. 2 (Russian waltz)

Waltz No. 2 (aka "Russian Waltz") was written by Dmitry Shostakovich.
Waltz's greatest fame came after Stanley Kubrick's film "With Eyes Wide Closed".
The entire "Suite for Pop Orchestra" by Dmitry Shostakovich, includes eight pieces, including "Waltz No. 2".
The suite was first performed on December 1, 1988 at the Barbican Hall in London under the baton of Mstislav Rostropovich under the title "Suite for Jazz Orchestra No. 2".
The work was recorded by Riccardo Chailly under the direction of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in 1991 (also mistakenly referred to as "Jazz Suite No. 2") and released on CD under the title "Shostakovich: Jazz Album".

According to the composer's note, you can play any number of pieces and in any order. The order of movements in the series "The New Collection of Works by Dmitry Shostakovich" is as follows:
1. March (F major and 5-private rondo form, each series in D major - C major)
2. Dance 1 (A major and triple form, middle part in F major)
3. Dance 2 (D major and triple form, middle part in C major)
4. Little Polka (D major and triple form)
5. Lyrical waltz (C minor and triple form, middle part in A major)
6. Waltz 1 (in E major - C Major - G Major and triple form, middle part in A major, ends in E major)
7. Waltz 2 (C minor and triple form, middle part in E major - A major)
8. Final (F major)

Andre Rieu (violin) and his "Johann Strauss Orchestra"

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