Par DVORAK ANTONIN. À l?été 1879, Dvorák coucha relativement vite sur papier le concerto demandé par son éditeur, mais ensuite, son achèvement dut attendre jusqu?en 1882. Il montra la partie de violon au célèbre violoniste virtuose Joseph Joachim, qui était d?ailleurs le dédicataire de l??uvre. De nombreux remaniements s?ensuivirent. Finalement, Joachim se désintéressa de l??uvre, si bien que la création en fut reprise par le violoniste tchèque Franti?ek Ondrícek. Cette ?uvre à la forme inhabituelle, qui commence et se termine par un rondo de sonate, est entièrement maintenue dans un caractère slave. Après le lyrisme du mouvement central, l??uvre se termine par des rythmes de danses tchèques. Cette édition Urtext est fondée certes sur les premières éditions de la partition, de la partie de soliste et de la réduction pour piano, mais aussi sur le manuscrit autographe. Les indications concernant la partie de soliste ont été confiées à la star du violon Augustin Hadelich, qui est actuellement l?un des meilleurs connaisseurs de l??uvre. / Date parution : 2023-03-11/ Répertoire / Violon et Piano

The musical setting of the Latin hymn Te Deum laudamus was written shortly before Dvorak's departure for America. This text meant a lot to the composer and in his conception the work brings together the sacred music tradition so familiar to Dvorak from Czech church choirs and the majestic oratorio style.The Piano reduction based on the critical edition of the score was produced by Karel Solc. This title is part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak.- Performance material available for hire.

This edition contains Dvorak's own arrangement of Silent Woods for Cello and Piano taken from No.5 from the Piano cycle for four hands From Sumava. The composer decided to write this arrangement when he was preparing for a concert tour of Czech and Moravian towns and cities in 1892 as a gesture of farewell before his departure for America. This arrangement retains the mellifluous broadly arching melody from the original Piano version. This title is part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak.

The collection of twelve pieces for String Quartet Cypresses is a loose paraphrase of the original cycle of love songs bearing the same name which Dvorak produced when he was twenty-four. Later on he re-wrote some of the songs and incorporated them into other song cycles; he took a larger selection and recreated them in 1887 as lyrical miniatures for string quartet. Cypresses in this form less still the original song version were never published during the composer's lifetime. This pocket score was published as part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak. Also available set ofparts H6663.

Le compositeur tchèque romantique Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) est probablement connu du grand public grâce à sa symphonie n°9 intitulée Le Nouveau Monde. Mais outre ces 9 symphonies Dvorak a composé de nombreuses musiques de chambre des uvres vocales ainsi que des uvres pour piano solo. Parmi les trois ouvertures quil a écrites larrangeur Jan Rypens a choisi celle-ci. Défi musical issu du répertoire romantique cette uvre donne une note pleine de style à vos ouvertures.

Nocturne B Major Op.40 for Violin (2) Viola Violoncello Double Bass.This piece was originally one of two slow movements from String Quintet in G major Op.18 dating from 1874. Dvorak later removed it from the quintet and after various revisions offered it to the Berlin publisher Bote & Bock as an independent work entitled Nocturne.Apart from this version for String Orchestra there also exist versions for Violin and Piano and for four-hand Piano. This title is part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak.

This Slavonic Dance Op.72 No.2 A superb work for Piano 4-Hands by Antonin Dvorak. Full of energy and feeling Dvorak's wonderful Dances are delightful Piano pieces treats for the player and listener. Sometimes know as the Slavonic Dance No.10

Le compositeur tchèque romantique Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) est probablement connu du grand public grâce à sa symphonie n°9 intitulée ?Le Nouveau Monde?. Mais outre ces 9 symphonies Dvorak a composé de nombreuses musiques de chambre des ?uvres vocales ainsi que des ?uvres pour piano solo. Parmi les trois ouvertures qu?il a écrites l?arrangeur Jan Rypens a choisi celle-ci. Défi musical issu du répertoire romantique cette ?uvre donne une note pleine de style à vos ouvertures.

The Lost Lamb?is the fourth movement of Czech composer Antonin Dvorak's cycle ?Five Choruses For Male Voice?.The cycle of five choruses is set toLithuanian folk texts translated by Frantisek Ladislav Celakovsky and is written for unaccompanied male choir (TTBB Voices). The title page of the autograph score bears the note: ?Composed on the journey from Prague to Vienna 12thof December 1878?.The individual parts of the cycle present a vibrant palette of moods from the balladic ?Dwellers by the Sea? to the final light-hearted ?The Sparrow?s Feast?. The songs? melodies echothe spirit of folk songs and the composer used simple but colourful harmonies and chose a strophic form.