A. Dvořák - Slavonic Dances, Second Series, Op. 72 (Duo Kasík)

Upload authorized by Martin Kasík. The sheet music is not public domain, but was kindly authorized for use by Edition Peters team.
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0:00 - No. 1 in B major (Odzemek)
4:03 - No. 2 in E minor (Starodávný)
9:18 - No. 3 in F major (Skočná)
12:25 - No. 4 in D-flat major (Dumka)
16:53 - No. 5 in B-flat minor (Špacírka)
19:15 - No. 6 in B-flat major (Starodávný)
23:20 - No. 7 in C major (Kolo)
26:29 - No. 8 in A-flat major (Sousedská)
Not too long after the publication of the first series Simrock demanded Dvořák to compose a sequel. However, Dvořák did not feel like daring to compete with his already famous first book, thus eight years have passed before he decided. But after he did, he got fully absorbed in work and the composition was finished within a month. Folk authenticity is no longer the main goal in the second series, which is more complex and even serious. Similarly to the first it is also not dedicated exclusively to Czech national dances, featuring dances of Slovakian (no.1), Lachian (no.2) or Serbian (no.7) origin.
Composer - Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904)
Piano - Kristina Kasíková and Martin Kasík
Year of recording - 2004
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In the first few bars, Dvorak accidentally created boogie-woogie rock n' roll... Quite an accomplishment.

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12:25 ❤

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Sembra un trattato di solfeggio.
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