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Members of the Odeon Dance Orchestra with their instruments
Copyright: Odeon Tanzorchester

The Munich-based Odeon Tanzorchester brings the music of the 1920s to 1950s back to life. Come and dance the Viennese waltz, the foxtrot, polka, tango, swing and more on the grand stage of the Isarphilharmonie, interspersed with “Dance Shots” by Christoph Möller from TWS.

The Munich-based Odeon Tanzorchester brings the music of the 1920s to 1950s back to life. Come and dance the Viennese waltz, the foxtrot, polka, tango, swing and more on the grand stage of the Isarphilharmonie, interspersed with “Dance Shots” by Christoph Möller from TWS.

With a repertoire ranging from fiery grace to classical sophistication, from the familiar and upbeat to the wistfully romantic, the sextet of the Odeon Tanzorchester whisks us off us to Buenos Aires with its tango, to the cafés of Paris, to the wild Berlin of the 1920s and 1930s, to Vienna and its cosy Heurigen pubs.

 

The instrumental line-up, which features a Stroh violin (a rare violin with a metal resonator and horn) and the musicians’ outfits are as authentic as the music, taking you right back to the era of dance palaces and swing as soon as you enter the hall.

 

Dance Shots: How did that step go again? Christoph Möller from TWS – Tanzschule Wolfgang Steuer explains the basics in two mini-workshops:

  • 3:30 PM: Dance Shot on Viennese Waltz
  • 4:15 PM: Dance Shot on foxtrot

For all generations; duration: until 5 PM