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Dvorak - Symphony No. 6

Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, Yakov Kreizberg

Awards:

…the performance of the Water Goblin is rewarding. Clearly, Kreizberg has a way with Dvorák, but he seems to have lost it in the Sixth.

Dvorak - Symphony No. 6

Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, Yakov Kreizberg

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Awards:

…the performance of the Water Goblin is rewarding. Clearly, Kreizberg has a way with Dvorák, but he seems to have lost it in the Sixth.

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Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro non tanto
Track length18:43
II. Adagio
Track length10:49
III. Scherzo
Track length8:31
IV. Finale
Track length11:02

Awards and reviews

  • Gramophone Magazine
    October 2008
    Editor's Choice

August 2008

…the performance of the Water Goblin is rewarding. Clearly, Kreizberg has a way with Dvorák, but he seems to have lost it in the Sixth.

October 2008

Kreizberg here demonstrates what a fine orchestra the Netherlands Philharmonic is, even rivalling the Royal Concertgebouw in the refinement and precision of the playing……Kreizberg’s approach is generaly to adopt a
steady speed and to allow warmly expressive phrasing within that tempo. Another outstanding disc from the enterprising PentaTone company.

October 2008

Kreizberg here demonstrates what a fine orchestra the Netherlands Philharmonic is, even rivalling the Royal Concertgebouw in the refinement and precision of the playing. Symphony No 6 in D major in many ways reflects Dvorák's admiration for Brahm's Second Symphony... Yet Kreizberg's reading consistently brings out the fact that not a bar could have been written by any other composer but Dvorák.

2010 edition

Kreizberg's reading consistently brings out the fact that not a bar could have been written by any other composer but Dvorak.
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