In 1840s Vienna, Johann Strauss II's career as a violinist is threatened by his father's disapproval. After his mother's help, he finds a position in an orchestra and eventually becomes a conductor, earning acclaim and eventually leading his father's orchestra.
The Great Waltz
In 19th-century Austria, Johann Strauss, a charming composer, rises to fame as the "Waltz-King" due to his captivating music and charismatic personality. He also embarks on a secretive romance with the alluring mistress of a baron.
