Johann Strauss Quotes

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Himmlisch ist's, wenn ich bezwungen Meine irdische Begier; Aber doch wenn's nicht gelungen, Hatt' ich auch recht hübsch Plaisir!
Johann Strauss II (Die Fledermaus: Vocal Score)
Whatever comes, I'll take the good--and send the rest to hell.
Ignaz Schnitzer (Der Zigeunerbaron: Operette in 3 Acten (German Edition))
Not enough, not enough,” whispered Korovyev, “look to the left at the first violins and give them a nod so that each one of them thinks you’ve recognized him individually. There are only world-famous celebrities here. Nod to that one at the first stand—that’s Vieuxtemps. That’s it, very good. Now on we go!” “Who’s the conductor?” asked Margarita as she flew away. “Johann Strauss!” cried the cat. “And may I be hanged on a liana in the tropical forest if such an orchestra has ever played at any ball! I’m the one who invited it! And take note, not one person fell ill, and not one declined.
Mikhail Bulgakov (The Master and Margarita)
Thanks,” Johann finally said. “It’s the irony of war. Those who want to live, die. Those who want to die, live on.
Lee Strauss (Playing with Matches (Playing with Matches #1))
My passengers on board are continually changing. As long as Dr. Dracula and Johann Strauss cooperate, it's okay!
Petra Hermans
A European war! Millions of lives! Often I had been astonished by my friend’s amazing powers, but never had I seen him infer so much on the basis of so little. And, great heavens, what if it should prove true? I do not know how Freud passed that night, but my dreams surpassed my waking fears. The gay and colourful city of Johann Strauss was no longer revolving to the stately strains of his waltzes, but swirling to the shriek of a terrible nightmare.
Nicholas Meyer (The Seven-Per-Cent Solution: Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, M.D.)
Você tem uma lista de escritores favoritos, eu tenho a minha: Dickens, Twain, Wolfe, Peacock, Shaw, Molière, Jonson, Wycherly, Sam Johnson. Poetas: Gerard Manley Hopkins, Dylan Thomas, Pope. Pintores: El Greco, Tintoretto. Músicos: Mozart, Haydn, Ravel, Johann Strauss (!). Pense em todos esses nomes e você vai pensar em entusiasmos, apetites, fomes, grandes ou pequenas, mas de qualquer forma, importantes. Pense em Shakespeare e Melville e você vai pensar em trovão, raio, vento. Todos sabiam da alegria de criar em formatos grandes ou pequenos, em telas ilimitadas ou restritas. Esses são os filhos dos deuses. Souberam se divertir em seu trabalho. Não importa se a criação foi difícil aqui e ali, ao longo do caminho, ou se doenças e tragédias acometeram sua vida mais íntima. As coisas importantes são aquelas que nos foram transmitidas por suas mãos e mentes, e essas coisas estão cheias até a tampa de vigor animal e vitalidade intelectual. Seus ódios e desesperos foram relatados com uma espécie de amor.
Ray Bradbury (Zen in the Art of Writing: Releasing the Creative Genius Within You)