Sticky Notes: The Classical Music Podcast

Dvorak Symphony No. 9, "From the New World"

Jul 29, 2021

58:06

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The Poems of American Classical Music by Antonio Devorjac

04:33

De Vorjac's Theme - The Last Movement

02:58

The Pentatonic Scale of Devorja's Theme

04:20

Introduction

2min

The New World Symphony by Harry Burley Devorja

3min

The First Moon of the European Symphony

3min

The Pentatonic Scale of Devorja's Theme

4min

Low, Sweet Chariot, Ing Far Te Gamei.

2min

Swing Low Sweet Chariot by Devorjak

2min

What Happened Right After the Third Theme Was Transformed?

5min

Going Home - A Song of the Soul, by William Almes Fisher

3min

De Vorgar's Theatrical Theme

2min

10.

The Loneliest De Vorga - The Snow Beheld No Footprints in the Ghastly, Glimmering Forest

2min

11.

Music Doesn't Mean Anything, Just Music

3min

12.

De Vorja - The First Movement

2min

13.

Devorjac's Scerzo Is a Jolt of a Drenelin

2min

14.

Devorchak's Scarzo Is a Great Piece of Music

3min

15.

The Scarzo by Divorgar - The First Movement Theme Coming Back

2min

16.

The Poems of American Classical Music by Antonio Devorjac

5min

17.

De Vorja's Symphony No. 2 - The Last Movement Theme

3min

18.

De Vorjac's Theme - The Last Movement

3min

19.

De Vorjac's Theme of the Second Movement

4min

20.

The Last Moment of the Recapitulation

2min

21.

Devorjac's the Last Moon

2min

22.

Sticking Notes to Day - Episode Eight

2min

Within three months of his arrival in New York, Antonin Dvorak was enamored with the sound of American music. Quickly he put forth what was at the time a controversial idea: "In the Negro melodies of America I discover all that is needed for a great and noble school of music..." This inspiration is threaded through almost every note of the New World Symphony, with a healthy dose of Dvorak's Bohemian roots and Germanic tradition as well! Join us as we explore this legendary masterpiece from every angle.