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Farewell to America (w/o op.) is the name of a waltz composed by Johann Strauss II. In the immediate wake of the composer's visit to the United States in the summer of 1872, when he conducted several times in Boston and New York, no less than seven publishers issued waltzes supposedly composed by Strauss. Only two from the total of nine compositions that were published are known to have been performed by Strauss during his tour of the United States: the and the . It is unknown whether or not the other compositions that were published were written by Strauss while he was in America, completed by him after his return to Vienna and sent through the mail, or that some of the publications had nothing to do with Strauss himself, but were compiled by publishers anxious to benefit from Strauss' A

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  • Farewell to America ist ein Walzer, der Johann Strauss Sohn zugeschrieben wird. Datum und Ort der Uraufführung sind unbekannt. (de)
  • Farewell to America (w/o op.) is the name of a waltz composed by Johann Strauss II. In the immediate wake of the composer's visit to the United States in the summer of 1872, when he conducted several times in Boston and New York, no less than seven publishers issued waltzes supposedly composed by Strauss. Only two from the total of nine compositions that were published are known to have been performed by Strauss during his tour of the United States: the and the . It is unknown whether or not the other compositions that were published were written by Strauss while he was in America, completed by him after his return to Vienna and sent through the mail, or that some of the publications had nothing to do with Strauss himself, but were compiled by publishers anxious to benefit from Strauss' American tour and the clamour for new Strauss music. Unlike its companion waltz, the , Farewell to America is a potpourri of melodies previously written by Johann Strauss, including: * Introduction—Introduction to Karnevalsbotschafter op. 270 * Waltz 1A — theme 1A from op. 131 * Waltz 1B — theme 1B from Spiralen op. 209 * Waltz 2A — theme 2B from op. 215 * Waltz 2B — theme 2B from op. 215 * Waltz 3A — theme 1A from op. 191 * Waltz 3B — theme 4B from op. 191 * Waltz 4A — theme 5A from Promotionen op. 221 * Waltz 4B — theme 2B from op. 153 (composed by Josef Strauss) * Coda — 15 bars from Coda of op. 293 (The waltz also has a quotation from "The Star-Spangled Banner".) The presence of a melody by Josef Strauss, found in Waltz 4B, suggests that Farewell to America was perhaps compiled not by Strauss himself, but by a house arranger for the publisher, Oliver Ditson. (en)
  • Farewell to America Waltz är en vals utan opustal av Johann Strauss den yngre. Ort och datum för första framförandet är okänt. (sv)
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  • Farewell to America ist ein Walzer, der Johann Strauss Sohn zugeschrieben wird. Datum und Ort der Uraufführung sind unbekannt. (de)
  • Farewell to America Waltz är en vals utan opustal av Johann Strauss den yngre. Ort och datum för första framförandet är okänt. (sv)
  • Farewell to America (w/o op.) is the name of a waltz composed by Johann Strauss II. In the immediate wake of the composer's visit to the United States in the summer of 1872, when he conducted several times in Boston and New York, no less than seven publishers issued waltzes supposedly composed by Strauss. Only two from the total of nine compositions that were published are known to have been performed by Strauss during his tour of the United States: the and the . It is unknown whether or not the other compositions that were published were written by Strauss while he was in America, completed by him after his return to Vienna and sent through the mail, or that some of the publications had nothing to do with Strauss himself, but were compiled by publishers anxious to benefit from Strauss' A (en)
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  • Farewell to America Waltz (de)
  • Farewell to America (en)
  • Farewell to America Waltz (sv)
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