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Formats and Editions
1. Dvorák: Suite in A Major, Op.98, B. 184 (Piano Version) I. Moderato
2. Dvorák: Suite in A Major, Op.98, B. 184 (Piano Version) II. Molto vivace
3. Dvorák: Suite in A Major, Op.98, B. 184 (Piano Version) III. Allegretto
4. Dvorák: Suite in A Major, Op.98, B. 184 (Piano Version) IV. Andante
5. Dvorák: Suite in A Major, Op.98, B. 184 (Piano Version) V. Allegro
6. Dvorák: Silhouettes Op.8, B.98 No.1 in C-Sharp Minor. Allegro feroce
7. Dvorák: Silhouettes Op.8, B.98 No.2 in D-Flat Major. Andantino
8. Dvorák: Silhouettes Op.8, B.98 No.5 in F-Sharp Minor. Presto
9. Dvorák: Silhouettes Op.8, B.98 No.11 in A Major. Allegro moderato
10. Dvorák: 6 Mazurkas, Op.56, B.111 No.4 in D Minor. Lento ma non troppo
11. Dvorák: 6 Mazurkas, Op.56, B.111 No.5 in F Major. Allegro non troppo
12. Dvorák: 8 Humoresques, Op. 101, B.187 No.4 in F Major. Poco Andante
13. Dvorák: 8 Humoresques, Op. 101, B.187 No.8 in B-Flat Minor. Poco andante
14. Dvorák: 8 Humoresques, Op. 101, B.187 No.7 in G-Flat Major. Poco lento e grazioso
15. Dvorák: Poetic Tone Pictures, Op.85, B.161 No.1 in B Minor "Twilight Way". Allegro moderato
16. Dvorák: Poetic Tone Pictures, Op.85, B.161 No.2 in G Major "Toying". Allegretto legierro
17. Dvorák: Poetic Tone Pictures, Op.85, B.161 No.3 in E-Flat Major "In the Old Castle". Lento
More Info:
Antonín Dvorák's solo piano works remain largely unknown today to musicians and music lovers, with the exception of those from the composer's native country. However, they deserve to be highlighted due to their originality and wealth of inspiration. They unusually blend Slavic characteristics with American-born music, without forgetting strong roots in the Austro-German piano literature.
