the full orchestra that has made this overture so famous; the gallop of
the cavalry is here simulated in a brisk rhythm. The agitation is
dissipated by a sensitive transition in strings and clarinet to a
spacious melody in strings in a sensual Hungarian style. The brisk
military music and the open horning calls then give the overture a
dynamic conclusion.
_Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna_ (_Ein Morgen, ein Mittag, ein Abend
in Wien_) is one of the composer’s famous concert overtures. A dramatic