Dvořák: Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88, B 163 (with Score) [reupload]

Antonín Dvořák:
Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88, B 163 (with Score)
Composed: 26 August - 8 November 1889
Conductor: István Kertész
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra
00:00 1. Allegro con brio (G major)
10:09 2. Adagio (C minor - C major)
20:12 3. Allegretto grazioso - Molto vivace (G minor - G major)
26:14 4. Allegro ma non troppo (G major)
After the crisis of the mid-1880s, represented above all by the sombre Seventh Symphony and the Piano Trio in F minor, the period during which Dvořák produced his Eighth Symphony was now a time of equilibrium, when the composer sought the answers to fundamental issues of human existence. The work was written during the summer and early autumn of 1889, mainly at his summer residence in Vysoka. This environment, in which Dvořák was most at ease, seemed to be reflected in the overall atmosphere of his new symphony. Here he created a work filled with the joys of life and his admiration for natural beauty and, once again, the piece reveals the composer’s fondness for Czech and Slavonic folk music. Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8 is characteristic for its variable moods, which follow one another in a colourful sequence of pastoral images, then dance and march temperaments, and finally passages of heightened drama. In terms of its thematic material, the work is marked by a cantabile style whose clear-cut contours and largely diatonic progressions are more typical of a vocal, rather than instrumental, type of melody.
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Wikipedia article
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[@VincentGiza-Composer]

The horns are so clear in this recording! I’ve been a fan of this symphony for years, and I never noticed how awesome some of the horn lines were until I listened to this recording!

[@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks]

One of the best symphonies! All movements are great!

[@isaac_tuba]

Thank you so much for uploading these scores! This is my favorite Dvorak symphony, and one of my favorite in general.

[@alger0928]

I suggest you can reupload the early symphonies made by Dvorak too (1-4)

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Thank you what you do with your channel. Sharing classical masterpieces of music with score several times each week, I really appreciate it and you should get more recognition for that.
May classical music lives forever.

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This is such a beautiful piece. Thanks for the effort!

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Please, TH-cam, you cannot have a masterpiece of serious music interrupted by a commercial. If this happened in a theatre, people would ask for their tickets to be refunded! I would suggest that you move the commercial to the beginning or the end! But please do not interrupt the listening to a musical work because it is harmful. Thank you very much.

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excerpt study
2:53 excerpt 2
31:36 excerpt 3
36:50 excerpt 4

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