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Dvořák: Symphony No. 6

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Dvořák's Sixth Symphony secured him international fame following its premiere 1881. The influence of his native Bohemia, its sounds and its culture are abundant and give the work a refreshing flavour reminiscent of his Slavonic Dances. Sir Colin Davis's recordings of Dvořák's Symphonies Nos 8 and 9 were the first titles released on LSO Live, immediately establishing the label's international reputation. Since then the Symphony No 7 has also been released to great acclaim.

Composer Antonín Dvořák
Conductor Sir Colin Davis
Performers London Symphony Orchestra

Symphony No. 6 in D Major
1. I. Allegro non tanto
2. II. Adagio
3. III. Scherzo (Furiant)
4. IV. Finale - Allegro con spirito

Release Date 7 March 2005
CD LSO0059 | 0822231105923
Digital LSO0059-D | 0822231105961

Producer James Mallinson
Engineers Jonathan Stokes for Classic Sound Ltd
Recorded September 2004, Barbican, London

DSD (Direct Stream Digital) recording

Booklet in English, French & German

FLAC - 24bit 96kHz - Compatible with Windows and Android devices
MP3 - 320kbps - Universal compatibility
CD - Compatible with all CD players

Available on streaming services

Reviews

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'[A] terrific disc ... The composer's Bohemian origins are to the fore in this rich reading of his Pastoral symphony: joyous, lyrical, atmospheric, like an autumn walk in a Bohemian wood.'

- The Sunday Times’ Classical CD of the Week
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'When Colin Davis and the LSO launched their own record label with recordings of Dvorák's last two symphonies, they won instant acclaim. [Now adding] a resplendent Sixth, [it] blazes with Bohemian warmth and vivacity.'

- The Daily Telegraph
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'[Davis'] attention to orchestral detail imparts an almost chamber-music feel that is entirely beneficial. His reading of the first movement is marvellously infectious.'

- BBC Music Magazine