Suk: Symphony in E major

Suk’s early Symphony in E not surprisingly sounds very much like updated Dvorák. It’s a tuneful, mostly sunny piece with some extremely beautiful melodies (particularly

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Dvorák: Symphonies Nos. 7 & 8/Ormandy

Here’s another spectacular release from RCA Japan’s Ormandy/Philadelphia edition, courtesy of Arkivmusic.com’s “on demand” program. These are wonderful, truly Romantic performances featuring amazing playing, string

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Dvorak: Trio & Quartet

Like Bridge’s previous release of Dvorák chamber music spotlighting the artistry of Artur Balsam, this is a disc for specialists, principally those interested in the

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