Dvorak Symphony No. 9 "The New World Symphony" (Score)

This is Dvorak’s 9th Symphony “The New World Symphony”
Performed by: DuPage Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by: Barbara Schubert
Movement 1: 0:00
Movement 2: 11:58
Movement 3: 27:51
Movement 4: 30:26
One of the most popular and most recognizable pieces of music, Dvorak’s 9th symphony was created to encapsulate a new, American, symphonic sound. Dvorak was influenced by music of Native American tribes as well as African American spirituals he heard while teaching in New York. A fun fact about this piece is that Neil Armstrong took a tape recording of this piece along with him on the Apollo 11 flight that was the first to land on the moon.
The score in this video is in the public domain, and was downloaded from imslp.org
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[@onewhogetsbread9975]

2:29 this episode roght here is my favorite
I play Timpani w an orchestra this semester and whenever we get there i do a cute little dance 😊

[@isabelbrasiliano]

20:30 que susto com a tosse, eu tava com fone de ouvido, com a cabeça baixa anotando coisas na partitura e por um segundo pareceu que a pessoa estava tossindo do meu lado kkkkkkkk

[@Yoshifanmusic1]

It 23:10 movement 3

[@ThatOneOddSlime]

How is the empire?
-some exiled goober in canada probably

[@AajjdicnwkD]

19:37 what the. 😂😂

[@isabelbrasiliano]

😂😂😂😂 yes

[@onewhogetsbread9975]

It's the country dance section (aka the Gigue(