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2nd movement sounds just like Alkan, who was himself one of the most forward-thinking romantic composers. Absolutely crazy how advanced this is for the 1820s

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New discovery for me; incredible piece! Dvorak sure could write chamber

Fantastic!!! 👏👏👏👏❤️

I played Number One as a cellist, and that was *really* fun.

The final few chords of "In the Old Castle" are simply one of the most serene and beautiful I have ever experienced. It's so slender, so delicate but played so expertly and given the time it needs to fully fade. The sequences with the 64th-notes are also a true joy to listen to. Thank you so much for making this available to the public.

Wonderful creative music!! Dude was gifted.

Anyone else think the first movement was just a touch sluggish?

Extraordinary work 💜

Marvelous 💜

"Invocation" di chi, di se stesso? Dussek, se ci sei batti un colpo! (Scherzo, è un bellissimo pezzo e lo sto ascoltando sino alla fine)

"Ritorno a Parigi" ...che culo!

Fuck you. This is the hugest scam. Tell me, how do they justify treatment cost for cancer patients?

une de mes pages preferees de ce compositeur

Thank heaven for this man Dvořák!

I say begin now. Calling out all jive turkeys. Who had to memorize and play slavonic dances. I did. 😊

Fairy Tale is So dark!!

Prelijepo djelo!❤

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I don't know, but no.6 here is inexplicably beautiful to me.

So beautiful 🎼🎼🎹🎹

11:26 <~~> 16:21 15:02

Merci infiniment. Très intéressant et rafraîchissant.

14:10 A ray of sunshine for the soul 🤍

Not many finales are in 3/4 time signature. But Dvorak shows that it can be done.

Tell me what you hear in the cello in the second measure of the second movement. Curious. The triplet figures in the cello in measure two are different, slightly, ,than in measures 1 and 3 (and the remainder of the movement). Is this a mistake in the score? I believe I hear the same figures in measure 2 and is measure 1 and 3. What do you hear?

I just found out about this composer by reading about him in one of Mozart's letter. What an interesting finding, glad his sonatas are uploaded here. Thank you!

Would like to hear the first movement “over-dotted.” This is, of course, historically supported by Jean-Louis Adam’s treatise, especially in light of the “Grave” tempo marking - a clear indication of French overture style.

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He wrote many a piece for harp, but none with this depth.

Like so many classical editions, the appoggiaturas are turned into inaccurate grace notes, unless you keep in mind that the values of ornaments always come from the following note unless they are liaisons.

Not only does Constance Keene prove her immense worth as a keyboard artist here, but she also demonstrates the great depths Dussek explored in his piano composing.

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Beautiful playing.

1,2,7,8❤️ ale miluji všechny 🤍

Koželuh, please!

Number 6 has the original title "Chasing a butterfly" :-)

RIP František Maxián (April 15 1950 - February 27 2024)

no 1 my absolute fave

I think the Nr. 7 has been used in a film, does someone know its title?

What a modern music! Marvellous indeed.

I knew he'd play this piece without knowing any context 😂

Firkušný zandal

Fantastic

He loved the rolled chords.

Wonderful music. Thanks for posting.

15:46 this is one of my favourite part of the Dumka piece, where the cello takes over playing the tenor clef part melody like the viola in the beginning, but been played an octave higher. It sounds absolutely out of this world 👏👏👏

Très beau !

Can I use this music for My TH-cam videos, please