Dvořák: Slavonic Dances [Series 1], Op. 46, B 83 (with Score)

Antonín Dvořák:
Slavonic Dances [Series 1], Op. 46, B 83 (with Score)
Composed: April 1878 - 22 August 1878
Conductor: Antal Doráti
Orchestra: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
00:00 No. 1 - Presto, C major (furiant)
03:52 No. 2 - Allegretto scherzando, E minor (dumka)
08:50 No. 3 - Poco allegro, A flat major (polka)
13:46 No. 4 - Tempo di minuetto, F major (sousedska)
21:18 No. 5 - Allegro vivace, A major (skocna)
24:40 No. 6 - Allegretto scherzando, D major (sousedska)
28:52 No. 7 - Allegro assai, C minor (skocna)
32:17 No. 8 - Presto, G minor (furiant)
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[@windmillwilly]

Dvořák is extremely underrated, especially by people who should know better. He deserves all the praise Tchaikovsky gets, and more.

[@dawidkopp850]

He is not the only one who is unjustly forgotten. Check Noskowski's symphonic works and his piano quartet.

[@windmillwilly]

@@dawidkopp850 never

[@tamed4171]

Ironically, in my circles, I hear absolutely NOTHING but praise for Tchaikovsky and Dvorak, which is even more ironic since these people who sing their praises can barely list more than one work by both of them. One work does not define a composer.

[@606p606]

I dont think so. Dvorak is maybe underrated in the world but definitely not in Czechia. There is one of the most popular classical composer and his compositions are regularly performed. If Czech symphonic orchestra visit Japan thay must finish each concert with 2nd part of Dvorak's New world symphony..on the other hand i dont know how is Dvorak known in USA where he spent long time of his life...

[@arionthedeer7372]

@@606p606 Dvorak is relatively known here in USA. Of course, though, he is known for his twelfth string quartet and ninth symphony, not gems such as this and his tone poems and other string quartets.

[@jackakdemir8850]

I blast this in my car like its the latest hit.

[@AlexLaMotte]

I personally love the tempo used for the sixth dance. Makes the dance so much more uplifting!

[@dzinypinydoroviny]

I have to say I've been thinking about the same thing but I think I prefer the dance being more melancholic.

[@kneal9203]

@@dzinypinydoroviny Yea i think I like it a bit sower as well

[@jpLITE04]

I played the abridged version of this pc in my secondary sch concert band (1st Flute) for the Singapore Youth Festival (Central Judging of Sch Bands) waaaaayyy back then; can still play & sing it off the head till now! The impact of the amazing pc & talent of Dvorak are boundless!🎉❤❤❤

[@madarasmalka375]

I have no idea how many times I’ve played these pieces over this past week.. love the music, especially No.1.,4., 6.

[@JaviCubanSpy]

I played an arrangement of the No. 8 dance and I have loved it ever since

[@dzinypinydoroviny]

Thank you so much for this. I love Dvořák and especially the Slavonic Dances. Thank you for what you're doing.

[@paulchristopher2135]

There are some many highlights in this magnificent set of Slavonic Dances, from the power and athletic energy of 1 and 8, to the heart felt warmth of 4. Thank you for posting the scores!

[@leapfrogrhinestone4738]

So is his Symphony #8. Thank You for posting this

[@Alonoda]

Brilliant!!

[@AcaciusR]

Houston symphony traveled far and played a private concert for us and played No 7

[@JanCarlComposer]

brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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28:52 i like this one

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I’m here because of the Pianista game!!

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