Antonin Dvorak

• Excerpts from Antonin Dvorak's 9th Symphony.
  
  

By the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Vaclav Talich Conducting.

listen to excerpts of the individual Symphonic Movements:


• The First "Adagio" Movement .
  
• The Second "Largo" Movement .
  
• The Third "Molto Vivace" Movement .
  
• The Final "Allegro" Movement .
  

This legendary Supraphon recording, dated 1949-50, is considered by most enthusiasts to be the greatest recording ever made of the "New World Symphony".

• Kapralova Society - A Wonderful site dedicated to this Great female Composer
• Excerpts from Radaslav Kvapil's Czech piano music anthology.
• The 1999 Prague Spring Fest
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• Excerpts from Dvorak's Symphonic Poems.
  
  (The Water Goblin, The Noon Witch, The Golden Spinning Wheel, The Wood Dove.)
  
  

By the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Bohumil Gregor Conducting.

listen to excerpts of the individual Symphonic Poems:


• The Water Goblin, Op107 .
  
• The Noon Witch, Op108 .
  
• The Golden Spinning Wheel, Op109 .
  
• The Wood Dove, Op110 .
  

These Supraphon recordings of the Symphonic Poems are from 1987.

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Czech Philharmonic Tours the US

The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, with American soloist Alyssa
Park (violin), had a brief tour of the USA in November 1996.

I had the chance to see them Perform Nov 22 1996,
at the State Theater in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

It was an experience that will live with me forever!

Sad to say, after having heard the Czech Philharmonic live, I now find it
very hard to enjoy listening to other Orchestras in the New Jersey area!

• The November 1996 Tour Schedule.
• Daytona Beach News-Journal Sights & Sounds, Alyssa Park
• Duke University Chronicle Aug 1996
• Lexington, Kentuky Herald-Leader Nov 1996
• From the Czech Embassy Newsletter, Washington DC, Dec 1996
  
  
• Czech Philharmonic: Vladimir Valek, Conductor; Alyssa Park, Violinist
• METROBEAT: Czech Philharmonic
• Grand Opera House - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra: Nov 17th, 7:00pm
• Ticketmaster Florida Venue - Czech Philharmonic.

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• Excerpts from Bartok's Violin Concerto #1.
  
  

By the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra with Antonin Dvorak's Great Grandson Josef Suk on violin.

listen to excerpts of the individual movements of this Concerto:


• First Movement Bartok Concerto #1.
• Last Movement Bartok Concerto #1.

The Bartok Concerto is part of Supraphon's Josef Suk Treasury Series.

Dvorak toured with this Trio in 1891.
They performed his music all over Bohemia.

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