Dvořák: Symphony No 7

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With his Seventh Symphony, Dvořák set out to write a piece that would 'stir the world'. Although it was written to a commission from London, the composer's Czech nationalist leanings shine out from the work, which is full of drama and rich, beautiful melody.

Composer Antonín Dvořák
Conductor Sir Colin Davis
Performers London Symphony Orchestra

Symphony No. 7

  1. I. Allegro maestoso
  2. II. Poco adagio
  3. III. Scherzo: vivace - Poco meno mosso
  4. IV. Allegro

Release Date 21 March 2003
LSO0661 | 822231101420

Producer James Mallinson
Engineer Tony Faulkner
Recorded March 2001, Barbican, London

Booklet in English, French & German

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Reviews

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'This beautiful performance deserves to win many new friends for Dvorák's most "Brahmsian" symphony. Davis's love of this music shines out of every bar.'

- The Sunday Times, Classical CD of the Week
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'The LSO Live label was launched with the release of Dvorák's Eighth and Ninth symphonies, both of which immediately became benchmark recordings for those works. This new CD is surely destined for similar status.'

- Sunday Telegraph
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'Colin Davis and the LSO give a tremendous account ... gorgeously played ... brilliantly executed.'

- Evening Standard