DVORAK ANTONIN

(2CDS) COMPLETE PIANO TRIOS (SUK TRIO)
CD I Trio no.1 in B flat major for piano, violin and cello, op. 21 (1875, B.51) I. Allegro molto II. Adagio molto e mesto III. Allegreto scherzando IV. Finale. Allegro vivace Publ.: Praha, SNKLHU 1955, Pl. No H 1128 Trio no.2 in G minor for piano, violin and cello, op. 26 (1876, B. 56) I. Allegro moderato II. Largo III. Scherzo IV. Finale. Allegro vivace Publ.: Praha, SNKLHU 1958, Pl. No H 2444 CD II Trio no.3 in F minor for piano, violin and cello, op. 65 (1883, B. 130) I. Allegro ma non troppo II. Allegretto grazioso III. Poco adagio IV....
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(CD) DVORAK: QUARTET NO. 12 IN F MAJOR, OPUS 96, 'THE AMERICAN' / BORODIN: STRING QUARTET NO. 2 IN D MAJOR
DDD / 32 Bit Digital Sound / High Quality Audiofile Edition Total time: 51:55 CD jewel case is housed in cardboard slip case. Includes 8 page booklet. According to liner notes part of 'The Royal Philharmonic Collection' Digitally recorded in January 1994 at C.T.S. Studios, London. 20 Bit Digital Recording, Editing and Mastering via 32 Bit Digital Sound Processing (DSP) Sound Recording Technology, England....
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(CD) IDA HAENDEL PLAYS TCHAIKOVSKY AND DVORAK VIOLIN CONCERTOS
1. Concerto for Violin in A minor, Op. 53 by Antonin Dvorak Performer: Ida Haendel (Violin) Conductor: Hans Muller-Kray Written: 1879-1880; Bohemia Date of Recording: 09/21/1965 Venue: Liederhalle Stuttgart Length: 30 Minutes 49 Secs. 2. Concerto for Violin in D major, Op. 35 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Performer: Ida Haendel (Violin) Conductor: Hans Muller-Kray Written: 1878; Russia Date of Recording: 01/08/1960 Venue: Liederhalle Stuttgart Length: 33 Minutes 26 Secs....
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(CD) DVORAK: SYMPHONY No. 7 IN D MINOR, Op. 70 - ELGAR: ENIGMA VARIATIONS, Op.36
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Eduardo Mata...
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(15-CD) CZECH STRING QUARTETS
This extensive collection brings together the complete string quartets of Czech composers Antoni'n Dvora'k, Bedrich Smetana, Leos( Jana'cek and Bohuslav Martinu. Those by Dvorak chart the evolution of his style, from his interest in Wagnerian music in the years prior to 1870 -- String Quartet in D major -- to the folk-infused works of his later life, such as the String Quartet in G major Op.106, and show the influence of his time in the United States, with the String Quartet in F Op.96 'American'. The quartets of Smetana have a distinctive...
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