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The 12 pages that link to Johann Strauss II, each with the reason it gives.

• ViennaRelated: His music became closely associated with Vienna’s ballroom and concert traditions.

• WaltzRelated: His orchestral waltzes made the dance’s music a lasting concert tradition.

• OperettaRelated: His stage works helped make Viennese operetta internationally popular.

• 2001: A Space OdysseyRelated: The waltz accompanies spacecraft movement, making orbital mechanics feel like a dance.

• Max SteinerRelated: Steiner studied with Strauss, connecting his early training to Vienna’s operetta tradition.

• Radetzky MarchRelated: His later fame as Strauss's son helped keep his father's march in the family's musical legacy.

• Dietrich Fischer-DieskauRelated: Fischer-Dieskau also sang operetta, including the role of Dr. Falke in Die Fledermaus.

• André RieuRelated: Strauss’s waltzes are a defining part of Rieu’s repertoire.

• The Blue DanubeRelated: Strauss composed and conducted the waltz that became his most internationally recognized work.

• Music of AustriaRelated: His dance music made Vienna’s social and popular culture internationally recognizable.

• Richard GenéeRelated: Strauss composed the music for Die Fledermaus and several other operettas with Genée librettos.