A. Dvorak - Slavonic dance No. 2 in E minor op. 72

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Description: Itzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Seiji Ozawa
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nockiax178 ::: Favorites The vid is hot but youtube will probably just delete it, girls are posting way better uncensored ones on _FUNDATERS.COM_ 07-09-29 18:20:08 __________________________________________________
Comeoneverybody ::: Favorites Beautiful melody, one of favs... 07-09-29 14:20:22 __________________________________________________
takamori400 ::: Favorites To dopestr33t I thnk this arrangement is very nice! With orchestra, that is why it is not one dimentional but it is more complexed and many dimentionals and layers of beautiful sounds create even better sounds. Oh, believe me, I am Japanese, I like very simple sounds like Koto (I say it is Japanese harp; however, with orchestra, it is even wonderful! 07-09-28 13:10:31 __________________________________________________
peachyFLOWER ::: Favorites YOUR WRONG! it sounds pretty and its true you dont need a big orchestra for a bohemian tune but my question now is if you call it simple could you play this song on the cello? AND YOU CAN USE AN ORHCESTRA FOR THIS SONG!! you dont need an orchestra to play a rock song but you can use one to do that and it sounds just fine 07-09-26 10:24:48 __________________________________________________
dopestr33t ::: Favorites Dear God was that SCHMALTZY! Don`t get me wrong, Yo Yo and Izhak are my favorites but this piece only sounds decent on violin w/ piano acc. This arrangement is cheesier than all get out. You don`t need a big orchestra for a simple bohemian tune. 07-09-21 00:17:35 __________________________________________________
Dorm2003 ::: Favorites By the way, the comment below is a reply to ib8256 07-09-16 05:36:06 __________________________________________________
Dorm2003 ::: Favorites Well spotted!In the final movement of Brahms 4,he adapted the passacaglia theme in the closing movement of Bach's cantata, Nach dir, Herr, verlanget mich. Brahms and Dvorak were contemporaries, who 'sang from the same songsheet' as far as orchestration and style is concerned. They admired each other, and their similarities are significant, particularly noticeable in Dvorak's Slavonic Dances and Brahms's Hungarian Dances. Of course, they would both have loved the music of Bach as well! 07-09-15 14:58:15 __________________________________________________
erbe53 ::: Favorites Super beau! ce que j'aime chez osawa c'est la douceur de son énergie, sa magnifique gestuelle , son corps devient musique , avec ses trois là c'est le summum de la beauté!!!!!! et de l'émotion! 07-09-06 14:54:27 __________________________________________________
tubeleonardo ::: Favorites I dedicate this performance to my great love SARA G.cello player in rome. by ARDO 07-09-03 09:20:25 __________________________________________________
jb8256 ::: Favorites Take a listen to Brahms' 4th symphony 4th movement. I discovered that the 5th and 6th variations use the exact chord progression as the opening 8 bars of this piece, and is very similar in character. This could actually be inserted into the Brahms as one of the variations. Brahms 4th was published in 1885, Dvorak's Opus 72 Slavonic Dances in 1886. I wonder if this has been noticed by anyone else or is perhaps common knowledge. I can't get the tune out of my head - beautiful! 07-09-01 23:41:36 __________________________________________________