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The Blue Danube WaltzVersión en línea A joyful waltz by Strauss por IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR 1 Why did Johann Strauss II write this song? a Strauss wanted it to cheer people up. It is called "The Blue Danube." b To write a sad song. c Because he loved the Danube. d To win a competition. 2 What is a waltz? a The Blue Danube is a waltz. A waltz has three beats. One-two-three! One-two-three! Mm-Bap-Bap! Mm-Bap-Bap! b A fast march with four beats. c A song without rhythm. d A type of violin solo. 3 Why is the waltz good for dancing? a Because it repeats the same note. b So, a waltz is good music for dancing. c Because it is loud. d Because it has many instruments. 4 Do Austrians still love this song? a Austrians still love this song. They hear "The Blue Danube" waltz at their New Year's concert every year. b No, it is rarely played now. c Only in Vienna. d They listen to it only in summer. 5 Where does the Danube River go through? a Budapest, Hungary. b Salzburg, Austria. c The Danube River goes through Vienna, Austria. d Prague, Czech Republic.

The Blue Danube WaltzVersión en línea

A joyful waltz by Strauss

por IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR

Why did Johann Strauss II write this song?

Strauss wanted it to cheer people up. It is called "The Blue Danube."

To write a sad song.

Because he loved the Danube.

To win a competition.

What is a waltz?

The Blue Danube is a waltz. A waltz has three beats. One-two-three! One-two-three! Mm-Bap-Bap! Mm-Bap-Bap!

A fast march with four beats.

A song without rhythm.

A type of violin solo.

Why is the waltz good for dancing?

Because it repeats the same note.

So, a waltz is good music for dancing.

Because it is loud.

Because it has many instruments.

Do Austrians still love this song?

Austrians still love this song. They hear "The Blue Danube" waltz at their New Year's concert every year.

No, it is rarely played now.

Only in Vienna.

They listen to it only in summer.

Where does the Danube River go through?

Budapest, Hungary.

Salzburg, Austria.

The Danube River goes through Vienna, Austria.

Prague, Czech Republic.

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The Blue Danube WaltzVersión en línea

por IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR

Why did Johann Strauss II write this song?

What is a waltz?

Why is the waltz good for dancing?

Do Austrians still love this song?

Where does the Danube River go through?

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