I played tuba for this piece once. There’s a grand total of about fifteen seconds of playing time in this whole piece. Not this movement, the whole damn thing. To this day, the easiest check I’ve...
I played tuba for this piece once. There’s a grand total of about fifteen seconds of playing time in this whole piece. Not this movement, the whole damn thing. To this day, the easiest check I’ve ever collected.
Made by a Czech guy :). His name was actually (Antonín) Dvořák and not Dvorak, I know it's a hassle to add the non basic ascii characters, but you know - he probably deserves it to be spelled...
Made by a Czech guy :). His name was actually (Antonín) Dvořák and not Dvorak, I know it's a hassle to add the non basic ascii characters, but you know - he probably deserves it to be spelled properly.
This piece is an old war horse for a reason. I'm a sucker for it, as (like wirelyre) it was one of the first symphonies I played with an orchestra. I definitely recommend the whole piece; the...
This piece is an old war horse for a reason. I'm a sucker for it, as (like wirelyre) it was one of the first symphonies I played with an orchestra. I definitely recommend the whole piece; the second movement is particularly sublime imo.
My favorite piece of classical music, if you enjoyed it check out the full symphony at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9RT2nHD6CQ. The segment in the post starts at 39:27.
My favorite piece of classical music, if you enjoyed it check out the full symphony at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9RT2nHD6CQ. The segment in the post starts at 39:27.
Scores ― I recommend the SNKLHU edition. If you prefer a reduced score, the Paul Juon arrangement is pretty good. I love this piece! It was the first movement of a symphony I ever played with a...
Scores ― I recommend the SNKLHU edition. If you prefer a reduced score, the Paul Juon arrangement is pretty good.
I love this piece! It was the first movement of a symphony I ever played with a full orchestra, so it's really special to me. That major section in the middle (6:44) gets me all tingly; it's so broad and warm and deep.
I played tuba for this piece once. There’s a grand total of about fifteen seconds of playing time in this whole piece. Not this movement, the whole damn thing. To this day, the easiest check I’ve ever collected.
Made by a Czech guy :). His name was actually (Antonín) Dvořák and not Dvorak, I know it's a hassle to add the non basic ascii characters, but you know - he probably deserves it to be spelled properly.
This piece is an old war horse for a reason. I'm a sucker for it, as (like wirelyre) it was one of the first symphonies I played with an orchestra. I definitely recommend the whole piece; the second movement is particularly sublime imo.
My favorite piece of classical music, if you enjoyed it check out the full symphony at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9RT2nHD6CQ. The segment in the post starts at 39:27.
Scores ― I recommend the SNKLHU edition. If you prefer a reduced score, the Paul Juon arrangement is pretty good.
I love this piece! It was the first movement of a symphony I ever played with a full orchestra, so it's really special to me. That major section in the middle (6:44) gets me all tingly; it's so broad and warm and deep.
Nice choice of recording, @Kuromantis.