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Dvorak: Symphony No. 9 “New World” & Slavonic Dances

Brussels Philharmonic, Michel Tabachnik

The orchestra plays with great spirit and everything they do is fresh and spontaneous. The first movement of the New World opens rather slowly and solemnly but it soon springs to life...The...

Dvorak: Symphony No. 9 “New World” & Slavonic Dances

Brussels Philharmonic, Michel Tabachnik

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The orchestra plays with great spirit and everything they do is fresh and spontaneous. The first movement of the New World opens rather slowly and solemnly but it soon springs to life...The...

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Following their well received release of Debussy’s La Mer (BPR001), the orchestra has turned their attention to some of the most well known of Dvorák’s works. “Michel Tabachnik steers a sleek and dynamic ocurse through La Mer, drawing playing that is immensely spirited…” Gramophone

Contents and tracklist

Adagio - Allegro Molto
Track length9:04
Largo
Track length11:56
This track is only available as an album download.
Molto Vivace
Track length7:48
Allegro con fuoco
Track length11:07
This track is only available as an album download.
N°1 in C - Presto
Track length3:44
N°2 in e - Allegretto scherzando
Track length4:19
N°3 in As - Poco Allegro
Track length4:40
N°4 in F - Tempo di menuetto
Track length6:22
N°5 in A - Allegro Vivace
Track length3:33
N°6 in D - Allegretto scherzando
Track length5:08
N°7 in c - Allegro Assai
Track length3:33
N°8 in g - Presto
Track length4:05

Awards and reviews

July 2012

The orchestra plays with great spirit and everything they do is fresh and spontaneous. The first movement of the New World opens rather slowly and solemnly but it soon springs to life...The Brussels Philharmonic is a fine orchestra and they really shine in the Op. 46 set [of Slavonic Dances].
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