Music Masters: The Story of Dvořák

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The Music Masters series presents the lives and music of the world's great composers in an exciting, easy-to-follow format. A narrator discusses the composer's life, and specieally selected music is played--an interesting, informative way to learn more about the giants of classical music.

From the back of the CD:

THE STORY OF DVOŘÁK (1841-1904)

DID YOU KNOW. . .

Dvořák was an important representative of musical nationalism, though his works have universal appeal.

Success did not spoil Dvořák. He remained a basically simple man all his life and usually added 'Thank God' at the end of his scores.

Dvořák was passionately fond of railroad trains and spent much time studying locomotives. He also took a great interest in ocean-going ships.

Dvořák spent two years as directory of the National Conservatory in New York City.

Narrated by Robert Symonds

Special bonus: Following the story of the life and music of Dvořák, you will hear an additional bonus of 4 complete Slavonic Dances.

Total playing time--62:18 Minutes