Dudamel Conducts: Dvořák - New World Symphony 4th Movement SCORE

[@armour2002]

I put this song in a study playlist, and have now listened to that playlist over 1100 times

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Good luck

[@leader_big_shiee]

dayum the trombones with those sharp piercing sounds!
glad to be playing the trombone

[@mymarycraft]

even tho it's not written in the music, we can all feel how his hair moves😂🤣🤣

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

😂

[@ssloestj.4008]

I felt Star Wars, LOTR, jaws at the beginning, and even a little Harry Potter thrown in there😂😂

[@shanemesser4865]

Same, Dvorak totally ripped that from John Williams 😂😂🤣

[@ssloestj.4008]

@@shanemesser4865 😂😂😂

[@Noraskr]

Ive been saying this too!🤧🤧🤧

[@federicoaschieri]

Definitely. Dvorak also was heavily influenced by previous composers like Wagner and others, in turn influenced by Beethoven and so forth. It's so interesting to see the history of music unfolding.

[@DivaDeb1234]

And Woody Wood pecker

[@lemonyx7109]

Idk why but I love the woodwind lick at 5:35
*Chef's kiss*

[@alexsturrock9602]

Did I just hear... APPLAUSE BETWEEN THE MOVEMENTS?
Unbelievable.

[@ryanschlimme]

I remember it was just people rustling in their seats. Not applause. Although if it was it would be absolutely LAMENTABLE!

[@alexsturrock9602]

@@ryanschlimme I can only hope that that was the case, thank you sir.

[@nobbydoo]

sacrilegious

[@karllieck9064]

​@@nobbydooDon't be a snob. Composers are very grateful that their work is so appreciated. Even between movements; applause breaks out many times in ballet and opera performances, so...

[@karllieck9064]

Yeah, so. Let audiences rejoice in the power and beauty of the music; it's sincere.

[@AMD-jw6vb]

Whenever I hear this symphony, LOGH comes to my mind

[@pennyholloway5245]

i am so thankful this is here thankyouuuuu if it wasnt i would be stuck on my musicology

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Right

[@emanuelemicaglio5861]

Best. Symphony ever

[@gilmarbernardo_]

Magnífica!

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Agree

[@franklinlewis1097]

I can't hear this without thinking of Barbie and WAP at the same time

[@SuperGibaLogan]

almost no one is talking about the fact this is used (but made the tempo slightly slower) in "Stimpy's Invention"

[@JuiceQuica]

Intense

[@leader_big_shiee]

intense indeed

[@ryanschlimme]

An absolute beauty, especially with Gustavo Dudamel conducting. He turns on the magic often lost throughout the years of old classics.

[@JuiceQuica]

Ryan Schlimme I can almost feel his hair moving while he’s going at it

[@Ipman-zw4yc]

@@JuiceQuica Yes! Haha

[@Capyguarda]

Anyone else find the 1:24 woodwind lick so good

[@josesoto9401]

1:15

[@raissacardoso6434]

Divino

[@ryanschlimme]

Ovviamente! È bellissima, specialmente sul violini.

[@anabethsegovia5892]

I'm glad to play the 🎻 violin

[@33-038]

9:20-9:49

[@33-038]

all state round 3

[@AlviFoxi]

Like in 1st movement

[@buttersauce548]

Im confused what instruments it says on the left, could someone who knows what it says tell me?

[@ryanschlimme]

Flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, French horns, trumpets, trombones, timpani, cymbals, violins, violas, cello, double bass. All in Italian.

[@zed2466]

8:38
Nutty moment

[@mymarycraft]

oof first viloin part is hella hard

[@invaderchriss]

agreed but the 2nd violin part is almost equally as hard to be honest

[@narutoninjagoandtheflashar4256]

@@invaderchrissit’s not impossible though. As long as you put in practice

[@irenekat22]

It kinda reminds me of lord of the rings

[@narutoninjagoandtheflashar4256]

The anime Ao no Orchestra brought me here 😂. But, I’d love to try to learn this piece too if I ever get the chance

[@renvod8754]

I was waiting for someone to reply this but nonetheless. very nice

[@narutoninjagoandtheflashar4256]

@@renvod8754 thanks

[@syntax._.]

9:04

[@farrelpermadi5471]

I see, thank you IG, because you show me Corona notes at here, I also realized now

[@Minghui8170]

i hear hot cross buns somewhere in there

[@hh5559]

WALTER

[@jacobmorgan3289]

2:57

[@annaustyantseva2471]

1:24

[@annaustyantseva2471]

3:25

[@shayne739]

1:30