The interpretation is magnificent. The musical sequence, music and chorus, leads us to a successively deeper feeling in this masterpiece of Dvorak. The soloists, the choir, the orchestra and their direction are superb. Thanks for this remarkable recording.The confluence of several influences may converge in this Requiem, not only the classical but also a certain slav component.
A superb performance of this beautiful work! I have loved this work since I first heard it in 1960. Thank you!! Děkují vám mockrát!! Ted Wilks, Programme Annotator, Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Lancaster, PA, USA
Extraordinaire performance de tous les acteurs. Et quels ténors! On croit entendre les trompettes de Jéricho. J'ai rarement entendu un chœur aussi puissant et engagé.
While Dvorak is one of the popular composers of “classical music” among Americans, there is much of his music that is not as well known. This is particularly true of his vocal music: Moravian Duets, Requiem Mass, and Stabat Mater, also his piano works inspired by Czech folly music. Czech music also reflects many of the main events in Czech History. Mozart stated that he found the Czechs among the most naturally gifted musicians in Europe. Other examples: Smetana, Suk, Foerster, Janacek, Martinu.
Its been 8 months since I finally decided to listen to it. I listen to it maybe 2-3 times a week and I still can't get over how powerfull this masterpiece is. To me, It would be hard to choose between this and his cello concerto!
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 Yes I agree with you. It is one of the most amazing Requiem! Regarding the Cello Concerto you should listen to Jacqueline du Pre performing this marvelous Concerto!
@@anandsamuel1978 yeah, it's a great interpretation for sure but to me, even if Jacqueline was a powerful cellist, extremely intense and expressive, Rostropovitch and his phenomenal technique got an edge over Jacqueline for the Dvorak concerto. In other words, Rostropovitch couldn't play the Edgar concerto on the same level as Jacqueline, but Jacqueline couldn't play the Dvorak concerto as flawlessly as Rostropovitch. Same thing for the Variation on a Rococo theme.
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 I agree with you that no two artists can play the same concerto identically and you rightly pointed it out in regards to Elgar and Dvorak. However here is something interesting I would like to share. Jacqueline du Pre studied with the greatest Cellists of her time and that being Pablo Casals, Paul Torletier and Mstislav Rostropovich! However what drew me close to Jacqueline and her immense talent was that it was cruelly snatched from her when she was just 28 by Multiple Scelrosis and that ended her wonderful career!
@@anandsamuel1978 Yeah, it's extremely sad indeed. I wish her death was quicker : It must have been very painful for her to not being able to play cello. Just listened to her interpretation of Kol Nidrei sooner today, what a powerfull interpretation, she really shined in this kind of piece.
아 프라하에서 조금 걸으면 안토닌 드보르작 동상 앞에 구 교회군요... 밖에서 안을 들여다 본 적 있는 것 같은데 당시는 폐쇄되었더군요... Oh, a short walk from Prague, in front of the statue of Antonín Dvořák, is the old church... I think I've looked inside from the outside, but it was closed at the time...
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Absolutely an outstanding rendering ! Thx
The interpretation is magnificent. The musical sequence, music and chorus, leads us to a successively deeper feeling in this masterpiece of Dvorak. The soloists, the choir, the orchestra and their direction are superb. Thanks for this remarkable recording.The confluence of several influences may converge in this Requiem, not only the classical but also a certain slav component.
A superb performance of this beautiful work! I have loved this work since I first heard it in 1960. Thank you!! Děkují vám mockrát!!
Ted Wilks, Programme Annotator, Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Lancaster, PA, USA
Extraordinaire performance de tous les acteurs. Et quels ténors! On croit entendre les trompettes de Jéricho. J'ai rarement entendu un chœur aussi puissant et engagé.
디에스 이레 디에스 일라 솔벤 세꿈 인파 빌라...
귀한 영상이네요 전곡을 직접 부르는 것을 보다니.....
체력적으로 가히 상상을 초월하는 명곡입니다 진짜 부르다 주님 곁으로 갈 수도...
While Dvorak is one of the popular composers of “classical music” among Americans, there is much of his music that is not as well known. This is particularly true of his vocal music: Moravian Duets, Requiem Mass, and Stabat Mater, also his piano works inspired by Czech folly music.
Czech music also reflects many of the main events in Czech History. Mozart stated that he found the Czechs among the most naturally gifted musicians in Europe. Other examples: Smetana, Suk, Foerster, Janacek, Martinu.
This will quench the dryness of the soul
Great work. I love it
Such a magnificent Requiem! Such a pity with only 6 comments!
Its been 8 months since I finally decided to listen to it. I listen to it maybe 2-3 times a week and I still can't get over how powerfull this masterpiece is. To me, It would be hard to choose between this and his cello concerto!
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 Yes I agree with you. It is one of the most amazing Requiem! Regarding the Cello Concerto you should listen to Jacqueline du Pre performing this marvelous Concerto!
@@anandsamuel1978 yeah, it's a great interpretation for sure but to me, even if Jacqueline was a powerful cellist, extremely intense and expressive, Rostropovitch and his phenomenal technique got an edge over Jacqueline for the Dvorak concerto.
In other words, Rostropovitch couldn't play the Edgar concerto on the same level as Jacqueline, but Jacqueline couldn't play the Dvorak concerto as flawlessly as Rostropovitch. Same thing for the Variation on a Rococo theme.
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 I agree with you that no two artists can play the same concerto identically and you rightly pointed it out in regards to Elgar and Dvorak. However here is something interesting I would like to share. Jacqueline du Pre studied with the greatest Cellists of her time and that being Pablo Casals, Paul Torletier and Mstislav Rostropovich! However what drew me close to Jacqueline and her immense talent was that it was cruelly snatched from her when she was just 28 by Multiple Scelrosis and that ended her wonderful career!
@@anandsamuel1978 Yeah, it's extremely sad indeed. I wish her death was quicker : It must have been very painful for her to not being able to play cello.
Just listened to her interpretation of Kol Nidrei sooner today, what a powerfull interpretation, she really shined in this kind of piece.
아 프라하에서 조금 걸으면 안토닌 드보르작 동상 앞에 구 교회군요... 밖에서 안을 들여다 본 적 있는 것 같은데 당시는 폐쇄되었더군요...
Oh, a short walk from Prague, in front of the statue of Antonín Dvořák, is the old church... I think I've looked inside from the outside, but it was closed at the time...
Duas vezes magnífico: pela composição e pela interpretação!
Samuel Silva brasileiro?
Quem é que disse que não tem brasileiro com bom gosto musical? haha.
Premiered #otd in 1891 in Birmingham 🌺🌺🌺
Úchvatné. Zaujímalo by ma, v ktorom chráme sa koncertovalo ?
Kostel P.M. Sněžné v Olomouci
Now we know where the score of the lord of the rings was inspired from!
also the last movement of the 9th of Dvorak, both are ridiculously close !
Which movement exactly are you referring to?