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Dvorak: His Best Works

October 30th 2008 04:45

Signature Tune

A video containing excerpts from great composer Dvorak.
Programme:
Carnival Overture
Humoresque No 7
Serenade in D Minor for wind and strings: Tempo Di valse
Symphony No 8: Movement 4: Allegro ma non troppo

American Suite: Movement 1
Symphony No 9: Movement 4
Violin Concerto: Movement 2
Slavonic Dance No 2
Symphony No 9: Movement 2: Largo

Enjoy!
Category: Music

Tags: classical music antonin dvorak earthatic romantic period slavonic dances from the new world symphony american suite

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Comment by Lester Caudill

October 30th 2008 12:11

Round Politics

Hey katyzzz as someone that has never been exposed to classical music before, I am starting to enjoy it. I was raised to listen to gospel, I always loved country, and blue grass.

Reading your blog has made an impression on me.

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