Antonin Dvorák: Serenade for Strings, op. 22, 5. Finale: Allegro vivace

Anthony Marwood, leader
Norwegian Chamber Orchestra
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[@Mezzotenor]

What a scrumptious performance - flexible tempos with certain spots carefully caressed, but never mawkish or melodramatic. Many thanks for posting! Now am I nuts or is it possible that Grieg, after writing his Holberg Suite for piano in 1884, saw from Dvorak's 1875 work how effectively a moderate-size string group could express his neoclassical ideas? People typically compare this Serenade to Tchaikovsky's of 1880, but I think for that one the composer preferred a symphony-orchestra sized group.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

In this stellar performance,
all is far superior splendor amazing

[@mr.dalton9507]

Beautiful sound.

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5:21

[@davidturk6170]

Great performance, but why are they standing?

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1:05

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Energetik

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3:48

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i am back

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@@michaelfong3286 that's cool and all but did i ask

[@StellaeCaelum]

My favorite part.

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wtf why is there 1 dislike

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there are two now

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now 4

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@@overpoweredxie, 7 now.