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| Carnival Overture Op.92 |  |
Wonderful combination of variety of different instruments! The introduction to this composition is brilliant as it directly catches people's attention. |
| Rusalka Op.114 - Song to The Moon |  |
What a wonderful soprano!!! Mysterious, but very subtle :) |
| Slavonic Dances Op.46 No2(04:00) No3(10:00) No4(15:22) No5(23:21) No6(26:37) No7(31:54) No8(35:28) |
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This compilation of dancing tunes is packed with old European traditions. Listening to the whole work is like looking back in time. Life could feel a little bit sad as shown in No2; but it could be 'innocent' & delightful as in No6 & No7; or it could be beautiful & miraculous as in No3. Dvorak also didn't forget to add a little bit of his ingenious subtltety into No1 & No8, making them such a perfect choice for the opening & ending of this brilliant compilation. |
| Slavonic Dances Op.72 No2(04:36) No3(10:58) No4(14:22) No5(20:17) No6(23:11) No7(27:20) No8(30:27) | |
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| Sonatina for Violin & Piano Op.100 G-Major |  |
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| String Quartet No.5 Op.9 F-Minor Mo2(15:56) Mo3(25:55) Mo4(29:46) | |
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| Symphony No.9 Op.95 (From the New World) Mo2(12:07) Mo3(24:14) Mo4(31:29) | |
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| Violin Concerto Op.53 A-Minor Mo2(09:07) Mo3(19:48) |
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This piece really strengthens my belief that violin concertos are almost always brilliant, no matter which composer we are talking about. I love the opening to the 3rd movement the most, especially because of its clear & powerful voice – which gives the whole piece a distinct characteristic that distinguishes it from all other violin concertos. |