Wiener Walzer is a song by Leo Ascher with lyrics by Fritz Löhner-Beda and Fritz Lunzer, situated within the Viennese operetta and popular song tradition of the early twentieth century.

This arrangement for Gschaftlhuaba Schrammeln preserves the vocal centrality of the tenor line while shaping the accompaniment within a transparent string and accordion texture. In keeping with the spirit of the text, the violin parts occasionally step into the foreground with deliberately virtuosic passages, momentarily shifting the balance toward the instrumental layer before returning to the songful character of the piece.

Subtle humour and stylistic nuance inform the setting, balancing affectionate tradition with lightly heightened gesture.