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What (who) is Landler - definition

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE

Landler (disambiguation)

landler

['l?ndl?]

¦ noun an Austrian folk dance in triple time, a precursor of the waltz.

Origin

C19: Ger., from Landl 'Upper Austria'.

List of compositions by Franz Schubert by genre

WIKIMEDIA LIST OF MUSICAL WORKS BY COMPOSER

List of works by schubert; Schubert works; List of works by Franz Schubert; D. 996; D. 2A; D. 2; D. Anh. I/4; Overture in D major, D 2A (Schubert); String Quartet movement, D 2C (Schubert); D. 2C; D. 998; Six Minuets, D 2D (Schubert); D. 2D; D. 995; Six Menuets, D 2D (Schubert); Trio, D 2F (Schubert); D. 2F; Overture in D major, D 2G (Schubert); D. 2G; D. 3; String Quartet movement, D 3 (Schubert); Overture in C minor for string quartet, D 8A (Schubert); D. 8A; D. 8; Overture in C minor for string quintet, D 8 (Schubert); Overture in D major, D 12 (Schubert); D. 12; Fugue in D minor, D 13 (Schubert); D. 13; D. 16; Composition exercises on "Quell’ innocente figlio"; D. 17; Counterpoint exercises, D 16 (Schubert); D. 24A; Fugue in C major, D 24A (Schubert); D. 24B; Fugue in G major, D 24B (Schubert); Fugue in D minor, D 24C (Schubert); D. 24C; D. 24D; Fugue in C major, D 24D (Schubert); Mass in F major, D 24E (Schubert); D. 24E; D. 25; Counterpoint exercises, D 25 (Schubert); D. 25A; Counterpoint exercises, D 25A (Schubert); D. 25B; Counterpoint exercises, D 25B (Schubert); D. 25C; Fugue in F major, D 25C (Schubert); D. 26; Overture in D major, D 26 (Schubert); Salve Regina, D 27 (Schubert); D. 27; D. 29; Andante in C major, D 29 (Schubert); Kyrie in D minor, D 31 (Schubert); D. 31; Composition exercises on "Aria di Abramo"; D. 33; Composition exercises on "Aria dell' Angelo"; D. 35; Composition exercises on "Serbate, o Dei custodi"; Fugue sketches, D 37A (Schubert); D. 37A; D. 967; Thirty Minuets, D 41 (Schubert); D. 41; D. 41A; Fugue in E minor, D 41A (Schubert); Kyrie in B-flat major, D 45 (Schubert); D. 45; Kyrie in D minor, D 49 (Schubert); D. 49; D. 56; Sanctus, D 56 (Schubert); Kyrie in F major, D 66 (Schubert); D. 66; Alleluja, D 71A (Schubert); D. 71A; Fugue in E minor, D 71B (Schubert); D. 71B; D. 966A; D. 71C; Orchestral piece in D major, D 71C (Schubert); D. 72; Wind Octet (Schubert); Orchestral piece in D major, D 74A (Schubert); D. 74A; Wind Nonet (Schubert); D. 79; D. 85; D. Anh. III/6; Franz Schuberts Begräbniß-Feyer; Eine kleine Trauermusik; Minuet for string quartet, D 86 (Schubert); D. 86; Andante in C major, D 87A (Schubert); D. 87A; Five Minuets and Five German Dances, D 89 (Schubert); D. 90; D. 89; Two Minuets, D 91 (Schubert); D. 91; D. 94A; Orchestral piece in B-flat major, D 94A (Schubert); D. Anh. II/2; D. 96; Salve Regina, D 106 (Schubert); D. 106; D. 128; Twelve Viennese German Dances (Schubert); D. 146; German Dance with Trio, D 135 (Schubert); D. 135; D. 136; Offertory in C major, D 136 (Schubert); German Dance with Trio, D 139 (Schubert); D. 139; Twelve Waltzes, Seventeen Ländler and Nine Écossaises, D 145 (Schubert); D. 145; Twenty Waltzes, D 146 (Schubert); Overture in D major, D 12; D. 156; Ten Variations in F major, D 156 (Schubert); Écossaise, D 158 (Schubert); D. 158; Adagio in G major, D 178 (Schubert); D. 178; Offertory in A minor, D 181 (Schubert); D. 181; Gradual in C major, D 184 (Schubert); D. 184; Offertory in a minor, D 181 (Schubert); String Quartets (Schubert); Schubert's string quartets; D. 648; D. 24

Franz Schubert (31 January 1797 – 19 November 1828) was an extremely prolific Austrian composer. He composed some 1500 works (or, when collections, cycles and variants are grouped, some thousand compositions).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Franz_Schubert_by_genre

Wikipedia

Landler

Landler may refer to:

Transylvanian Landler, a group of Protestants who were deported from Austria to Transylvania in the 18th century
Ländler, a folk dance in the Southern parts of the German speaking territory in Europe and in Slovenia
Jenő Landler (1875–1928), Hungarian Communist leader
Mark Landler (born 1965), American journalist and author

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landler

Examples of use of Landler

1. Scandals at Siemens Claim Chief‘s Scalp By Mark Landler NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE BERLIN –– The corruption scandals at German industrial giant Siemens claimed one of the nation‘s most prominent business leaders late last week, as the company said its chairman, Heinrich von Pierer, would resign in days.