8 lossless recordings of Dvorak Symphony no. 9 From the New World. Flac/Ape in separate tracks, log, scans, score. Added New York Times 1893 original article about the premiere, and Leonard Bernstein\'s detailed analysis of the Symphony for a "Music Appreciation Record" issued in 1956 by the Book-of-the-Month Club, a major cultural force in mid-century America. He used both piano and recorded orchestral excerpts to illustrate his beautiful, memorable talk about how it was truly multinational in its foundations. Enjoy!
01 Talich, Czech Philharmonic (Supraphon, 1954)
02 Ancerl, Czech Philharmonic (Supraphon, 1961)
03 Fricsay, Berliner Philharmoniker (DG, 1959)
04 Kertesz, London Symphony (Decca, 1966)
05 Kubelik, Berliner Philharmoniker (DG, 1972)
06 Bernstein, Israel Philharmonic (DG, 1986)
07 Celibidache, Münchner Philharmoniker (Teldec, DVD rip, 1991)
08 Jansons, Royal Congertgebouw (RCO, 2003)
Article New York Times W Henderson Dvorak 17-12-1893.pdf
Bernstein 1956 An Analysis.mp3
Dvorak_op.095_Sinfonie_Nr.9_1.Adagio_Allegro_molto_Score.pdf
Dvorak_op.095_Sinfonie_Nr.9_2.Largo_Score.pdf
Dvorak_op.095_Sinfonie_Nr.9_3.Molto_vivace_Score.pdf
Dvorak_op.095_Sinfonie_Nr.9_4.Allegro_con_fuoco_Score.pdf
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