The relationship between the Vienna Philharmonic and the Strauss waltz family originated from the night on April 22, 1873, when Johann Strauss Jr. conducted the Vienna Philharmonic for the first time. . That day, in order to hold a Palace Opera Ball in the Philharmonic Friends Association Concert Hall, Little John summoned members of the Vienna Palace Opera Orchestra to perform. This orchestra included members of the Vienna Philharmonic. This night was also his The premiere of the waltz "Viennese Maison". Johann Strauss Jr. maintained this relationship with the orchestra for 25 years. In 1925, at the 100th anniversary concert of Johann Strauss the Younger, the orchestra made a major change. Before that, "The Blue Danube" had only been arranged on overseas tours, but this time conductor Weingner decided to perform "The Blue Danube" "Blue Danube" was added to the orchestra's official repertoire. At the following concert, the Vienna Philharmonic also performed a complete set of Johann Strauss Jr.'s repertoire, all conducted by Weingner. At the concert on August 11, 1929, conductor Klaus conducted the entire Strauss family repertoire in the concert. Due to the unprecedented warm response to this concert, it continued until 1933. , the same repertoire will be performed every year, starting the tradition of the Vienna Philharmonic playing the music of the Strauss family, and also creating the general format of future New Year's concerts. The first performance of the Vienna New Year's Concert was on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1939. The Vienna New Year's Concert is the best representation of Viennese music.