Czech composer Antonin Dvorak, right, with his wife, children and friends shortly after arriving in New York in 1892. Dvorak was intrigued by America’s Black and Indigenous music. (Photo by ullstein ...
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A composer, a conductor and a pianist share the most difficult pieces they brought to life. By Roslyn Sulcas Over three nights, the Czech Philharmonic presented Dvorak’s concertos and more, including ...
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The Weilerstein Trio is a family affair - a mother, father and daughter. They have a new recording of works by the Czech composer Antonin Dvorak. Our critic Tom Manoff has a review. (Soundbite of ...
Music writer Fran Hoepfner (@franhoepfner) speaks with Here & Now's Robin Young about her love for "Symphony from the New World" by Antonin Dvorak. Dvorak, who was Czech, wrote it in 1893 while in the ...
In 1892, Czech composer Antonin Dvorak spent Thanksgiving in New York. He was there on assignment, directing a new music school. While in America, he absorbed the music of African-Americans and Native ...
Hans Otte’s “Book of Sounds,” Jan Lisiecki’s fresh take on Mozart piano concertos and the works of an overlooked composer are among our selections. A composer, a conductor and a pianist share the most ...
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