The composer of the New World Symphony, Antonín Dvořák, was a gifted child. He made a difficult start; his father rejected his vocation, money was scarce, his violin tuition was bad and he played in a second-rate orchestra. Despite all, he was a passionate student who would not give up on his music. He was to have a brilliant career successively as an instrumentalist in the Prague Orchestra, Director of the New York Conservatory and above all as one of the most prominent composers, highly acclaimed by the Austrian emperor.
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With Claudio Abbado and Gil Shaham
Berliner Philharmoniker
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle Vo...
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle Vo...
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle Vo...
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle Vo...
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle
Treasures of the Masterclass Media Foundation
2008 Nobel Prize Concert
At the Schloss Heidecksburg
The Prague Symphony Orchestra's Dvořák Cycle Vo...
Verbier Festival 2013 – With Evgeny Kissin, Yuj...
Bamberg Symphony
