Antonín Dvořák was Czech. When he was writing this masterpiece he was thinking about his motherland which was so far away... I am proud of this great Czech composer.
i wish this amazing song had words to sing to.... amazing.. just as breath taking now as it was back when i was in 6th grade and heard it for the first time in that very concert hall.. absolutely beautiful. who says band is better than orchestra..
Dvorak did such a great job composing this symphony. When ever I hear it, I cannot help but immediately think of America's beauty and the World's beauty for that matter. This is so perfect!
Hmmmmm--- :) :) :), Listening to this makes me feel like a boomerang, the end of the video may send me off to the next video but I always come back ;) ... to listen it again... and again...and again ;)... ;) the music is just way too beautiful ;)
The English Horn solo is my alto sax solo in the marching band show this year:) except my solo has a latin twist to it so its dirtier and has more riffs and fun stuff:)
wow. amazing again. english horn is such a wonderful instrument and this piece of music lets it shine even more beautifully. btw. the e.horn- player reminds me of basil poledouris a bit.
this is great! thanks for the upload. I remember hearing this in "The Departed" on bagpipes during the Massachusetts State Troopah's funeral, anyone know where I can find that version? That's what I was looking for before I found this :)
With all due respect to Aaron Copeland's compositions about America [as those are still some of my favorite of all time], I believe that this 2nd movement work by Dvorak portrays the greatest image through "the sound of music" to depict America as we know it. -Mark Seibold, Retired IT Tech, Artist-Astronomy Educator, Portland Oregon.
Bakeddorritos. What the fuck are you talking about you nutter. Americans taking it to the extreme again. It's a beautiful piece of music. Just enjoy and stop talking shit.
Everytime I listen to this piece I picture a man getting off a ship and seeing this whole new world like a different planet unlike anything anyone has ever seen. If Dvorak were to have composed this symphony nowadays I would picture a man walking down the street and getting murdered for his money or a little girl getting raped by some messed up freak. America isnt the land of opportunity its the land of getting shot while taking a little walk in the park
Good music will make you hear, but great music will make you see. This movement to me speaks of my home in Texas. It's as if Dvorak was speaking to my great grandparents' lives; that this wilderness would reap great benefits in exchange for great stewardship of nature. I can see the beautiful painted landscape from sunrise to sunset, the vast strokes of paint dripping across the hills. This piece inspired me to listen to more classical music, and has made me a more insightful man in the process.
I`m playing this song in a youth orchestra and I`m playing the 2nd trombone so i`m having a solo at the start and I`m always get scared how beautiful it sounds. (not only my solo, i mean the complete song:D)
How can anyone NOT like this music. They must be tone deaf or have no soul. This piece engages the heart, mind and soul. It has the ability to transport me to a joyful and uplifting sphere far above and beyond the confines of this ordinary world.
To be honest..I first heard this on a Hovis advert....but I just loved it...everytime im angry I play this and I calm down and deal with the situation...Thank you Dvorák' without this I would be a yob..
The opening never ceases to blow me away. With the heaving brass chords, I picture Dvořák, a simple man from the old country, in awe of the great city of New York and its skyscrapers, and perhaps somewhat intimidated. . . then, a moment later, he recalls his beloved Bohemian countryside, as the muted strings come in, playing those very simple yet heart-wrenching chords. So touching. . .
I live in the UK and this music is the only thing that has ever made me want to visit the USA.
To see what Dvorak is describing in music.
Deep forests opening on to high plains and drifting off the west and beautiful mountains. I listen as I write and seeing wide open skies and deep canyons. Wind swept deserts and beautiful blue seas.
@slyph63 Deserts are stupid. I live in one, it's not sand dunes. Some mountains are cool, but not in the desert. I hate everything here. Canyons, somewhat cool. Mountains are where it's at though. The forests are even better. Plains, boring, but cool to see everything go on for miles.... skies, u see em everywhere. Blue seas are awesome, not many spots where you can find em, pollution is a dik. That music is what describes America's past, it was way better when there was little pollution.
OHHH MYYYY GOSH MY SKOOLS MARCHING BAND PLAYED NEW WORLD SYMPHONY AND IT WAS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! however we didn't play the 4th movement and we sped up the tempo on this mvt.
I hear the subdued hope of my ancestors in this piece for a freedom that sadly would never be seen in their lifetime, a hope that their descendants would someday enjoy the full rights of citizenry in the New World. Do know that your struggle was not in vain, and even brighter days are upon us. Thank you Dvorak for memorializing the timeless aspirations of these beautiful souls, souls that surround and comfort me every time I immerse myself in this simple yet angelic melody, tears and smiles.
Thank God for music identifying software! I played this song in high school some 10 years back and have had it stuck in my head for over a week, but could not for the life of me remember what it was called. Great song, fun to play and even better just to listen to!
This is probably my all time favorite symphony and my favorite part is definitely the Largo section.
I got to play an interesting take on the themes in this piece for vibraphone. It was "Reflections on the New World" by Ney Rosauro, and it's a pretty neat piece that takes the themes from the symphony and adds some Brazilian flavor to it. You can find it on my videos page if you're interested.
tomorrow I am playing only part of this song for a solo and ensemble thing at mybschool. since I am only just starting to play the flute in 6 grade we only do part but I would like to learn the whole song one day because it is really pretty
This whole symphony is one of my favorites... Back when I was in high school, my marching band used this for our field performance. It was one of our highest rated performances, too! Second only to the year we did the Firebird Suite. This symphony is more beautiful and more moving than words alone can express.
This incredible movement by Dvorak, written after his visit to America, symbolises a coloured man, slave, who is yearning for a better future for his family, particularly his kids. As regards to symphonic structure this has to be the best 2nd movt ever written by anyone.
@TheWall2000 Not according to some Black guy I was having this debate with on another thread. But that what I was taught. Thats why it's called "Going Home" because thats what the slaves dreamed of.
He was also apparently inspired by native Americans. You can hear a bit of both native and negro influences in this masterpiece. It truly is an amazing work of classical music. Absolutely one of my favorites...from a time when nothing was close to perfect, but everyone was optimistic in some sense, and still all open to the near infinite possibilities this awesome continent offered.
As beautiful as that sounds, it's not quite right. The second movement ("Legend"), according to Dvorak himself, is inspired by H.W.Longfellow's poem Hiawatha. Also I wonder by which actual measurement and argument you determine which 2nd movement of all symphonies ever written was the best.
this heart makes my heart soar and ache at the same time...
it brings back memories of my life years back, one i wish i could return to....and it makes me happy i was even a part of those memories and that this song was able to even touch my life in such a strong way.
I'm in an orchestra and we performed this piece recently. It is a truly beatiful peace and a reminder of what the slaves went through working in the fields. It will never be forgotten.
I'm in an orchestra and we performed this piece recently. It is a truly beatiful peace and a reminder of what the slaves went through working in the fields. It should never be forgotten.
I am in an orchestra and we played this peice today, it is a spiritual sang by slaves working in the plantation, for instance. It is a truely beautiful piece and is a reminder of what the slaves went through. (There are lyrics to the song too).
I saw this performed live by a local symphony orchestra. The intro, when heard in person, is almost unreal. I would re-live that moment over and over again if I could.
so gorgeous... i'm playing this in a string orchestra i'm in, i have the english horn solo(i play viola) they shouldnt have transposed this.... they needed to keep it for english horn
@rcarrillo7 Some are more emotional than others, but its the feeling you get when you listen to music. Whether it makes you happy enough to cry or even sad enough to cry, its the feelings the song evokes. Some may cry, and some may get a strong feeling, or others may not get either. Listen to these two and look for feeling.
I saw, a video on Sesame Street, believe it or not, in the very first season, of a spinning orange, spinning in the dark, accompanied by chatter from NASA, from Apollo 11, taken from the first moon landing. It ended with a pull back featuring the orange lying on a plate next to a half-eaten lunch.
It's that juxtaposition, of the orange and the moon shot, that has stayed with me ever since, I keep hearing those final chords, and seeing Neil Armstrong's helmet, the earth over his shoulder...
I love this song--also known as "Going Home". It reminds me of the best year of my life--a long time ago!! When I was a senior in high school. Thank you so much for posting this.
That was so beatiful that it made me cry and actually i have to do a solo/ansamble with this song for bassoon yep im agilr and everybody says why do you play that its so big for a girl!!!well too bad i play it anyway!!!!so get over it!!!!!
This song sounds similar to 'Road to Voi' from Halo 2. (If you play Road to Voi, it would be easier if you start at 1 min. 2 sec. to see what i'm trying to compare) There could be a better song to compare from Halo, but there are too many!
This song makes me think of the past...my loved ones, people I've lost and gained, the sweet moments in life, the sad moments in life...and in the future it will remind me of today and today's memories.
Advertising companies should be banned from using classic music in adverts -this is so beautiful -but I cant get "home to mum and royco soup" out of my head -they did the same thing with Barber recently on some shitty british bread comercial. they should be lined up and shot!!!
@greenmonkeyorange Most popular classical music reminds me of some Bugs Bunny cartoon. I'm glad I was introduced to the music that way though, or I may never have had an appreciation for it.
As a child my mom would play this for us (my brother, sister and me) and I was only 3 or 4 at the time and the sweetness of the melody would just grab hold of me and make me sit still and listen, which was hard for a child to sit still for more than 5 seconds. We recently lost mom to alzheimer's decease, and now I listen to this with a bitter sweet feeling.This composition transends time, age or race, little more Dvorak and Bethoven and little less rap and hip hop would help youth today. Enjoy..
@vladpiranha : My goodness! How ignorant can someone be?! I don't know whether I shall laugh or cry! To compare Dvorak with John Williams or any other damn film composer is like comparing a Beethoven sonata with some Britney Spears bullshit.
this is just beautiful. My middle school band is playing it so it doesnt sound as great, but this is helping use work our way to is. well done Dublin Orchestra!
This song reminds me of a fresh new day! How everything just wakens and is alive. I literally feel the soul inside of me stir and awake. Then, I am filled with so many emotions. I am moved, simply moved to a new state. I wish others (more than just a few) my age could appreciate it.
Just learned the solo. Don't think it'll sound as pretty on trumpet as it does on english horn, but I'm sure as hell gonna try
trumpetfruzia 1 month ago
SHOW ME THE BREAD
MrPanzertim 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
We're playing this, I'm a violin, and its so fun! and beautiful :D
sukay93 2 months ago
Asura's Wrath FTW!
cerdo6661 2 months ago
This piece is amazing. No words to describe.
hotdogonastick7 3 months ago
Beautiful way to relax Ross keys
au2785 3 months ago
I'm playing the theme for this.. So beautiful!
lovelivelaugh004 3 months ago
i know how to play the oboe solo on clarinet!!!
lrpuppylover 3 months ago
starting from 0:00, and ending at 2:56, that's the part of this music that I like the best.
blend it in with any scene of someone crying over something he, or she did wrong, and it becomes somewhat emotional, yet beautiful.
at least as far as my opinion indicates
hemanshera777 3 months ago
Antonín Dvořák was Czech. When he was writing this masterpiece he was thinking about his motherland which was so far away... I am proud of this great Czech composer.
trixlion1 3 months ago
i wish this amazing song had words to sing to.... amazing.. just as breath taking now as it was back when i was in 6th grade and heard it for the first time in that very concert hall.. absolutely beautiful. who says band is better than orchestra..
coronaali14 3 months ago
Can't believe Dvorak wrote this piece. Beautiful!
GWiifanboy 3 months ago
How can you dislike this?! :O
BoyBlueberry 3 months ago
absolutely beatiful <3
pukeyable 3 months ago
Dvorak actually said in a letter to a former student that this symphony is "purely Bohemian in form".
dimsimlord 3 months ago
Dvorak did such a great job composing this symphony. When ever I hear it, I cannot help but immediately think of America's beauty and the World's beauty for that matter. This is so perfect!
MrAKL83194 3 months ago
a loaf of hovis to me to
amddwr 3 months ago
Hmmmmm--- :) :) :), Listening to this makes me feel like a boomerang, the end of the video may send me off to the next video but I always come back ;) ... to listen it again... and again...and again ;)... ;) the music is just way too beautiful ;)
FilmComposeRaHoppe 3 months ago
The English Horn solo is my alto sax solo in the marching band show this year:) except my solo has a latin twist to it so its dirtier and has more riffs and fun stuff:)
RhyKnowMusic 4 months ago
@RhyKnowMusic we're playing this to, but we have a mellophone solo
bongloadz4satan 3 months ago
Big music from the small country...
comancheo 4 months ago
101 reasons why the english horn is better than the french horn:reason #1
bongloadz4satan 4 months ago
what's the instruments at 0:58?
lwk456 4 months ago
@lwk456 i think it is the oboe or a cousin of it
23weasie 3 months ago in playlist Dvorak, New World Symphony, No.9
@lwk456 -english horn and clarinet sounds like
TheFlutegirl15 3 months ago
@lwk456 bassoon
KBlack0805 3 months ago in playlist Dvorak, New World Symphony - 2nd Mvt part 1 / Going Home
@lwk456 if im not mistaken that's an oboe
coronaali14 3 months ago
@lwk456 it's an english horn
bongloadz4satan 3 months ago
I play this music when I'm on ancestry.com
englishlion2988 4 months ago
wow. amazing again. english horn is such a wonderful instrument and this piece of music lets it shine even more beautifully. btw. the e.horn- player reminds me of basil poledouris a bit.
FilmComposeRaHoppe 5 months ago
Beautiful.
Kandyohhiii 5 months ago
I'm in a school district summer band we played largo and finale but it was not near as amazing
madqv18 5 months ago
this is great! thanks for the upload. I remember hearing this in "The Departed" on bagpipes during the Massachusetts State Troopah's funeral, anyone know where I can find that version? That's what I was looking for before I found this :)
h2opolodan11 6 months ago
Really hypnotizing music imo. Very relaxing.
Salammbo anyone?
attila3453 6 months ago
28 people don't have ears.
CheriViolinist 6 months ago
at 2:52 its twins
Jessexoxosoccer 6 months ago
With all due respect to Aaron Copeland's compositions about America [as those are still some of my favorite of all time], I believe that this 2nd movement work by Dvorak portrays the greatest image through "the sound of music" to depict America as we know it. -Mark Seibold, Retired IT Tech, Artist-Astronomy Educator, Portland Oregon.
cosmiclight 6 months ago
This is so great that i can't even tell how great it is.
Arainion 6 months ago
Orchestra.......check
Hall Rented...check
Composer.....Czech
Gazzar 7 months ago 86
@Gazzar *snrrk!* Nice one!
evilegg288 2 months ago
Felicitaciones desde Venezuelaaaaaaaaaaaa......... saludosss
4yeli 7 months ago
I cannot decide which of the movements is better. The whole symphony is amazing, best symphony ever.
Arainion 7 months ago
Bakeddorritos. What the fuck are you talking about you nutter. Americans taking it to the extreme again. It's a beautiful piece of music. Just enjoy and stop talking shit.
minkyroo 7 months ago
Everytime I listen to this piece I picture a man getting off a ship and seeing this whole new world like a different planet unlike anything anyone has ever seen. If Dvorak were to have composed this symphony nowadays I would picture a man walking down the street and getting murdered for his money or a little girl getting raped by some messed up freak. America isnt the land of opportunity its the land of getting shot while taking a little walk in the park
BakedDoritos1015 7 months ago
Splendid.
evaibohus 7 months ago in playlist Dvorak symphony no.9
Proud to be Czech:)
TheXczech 7 months ago
@TheXczech Já jsem taky. :)
TheAviela 7 months ago
Thank you! A beautiful piece of music and the performance is great!
26261952 7 months ago
Z Noveho sveta - My Homeland.
So beautiful.
flutisticwonder 7 months ago
means a loaf of hovis to me althoug the incredible new world synphony helps
micnkel1 7 months ago
means a loaf of hovis to me
micnkel1 7 months ago
Good music will make you hear, but great music will make you see. This movement to me speaks of my home in Texas. It's as if Dvorak was speaking to my great grandparents' lives; that this wilderness would reap great benefits in exchange for great stewardship of nature. I can see the beautiful painted landscape from sunrise to sunset, the vast strokes of paint dripping across the hills. This piece inspired me to listen to more classical music, and has made me a more insightful man in the process.
TexManZero 7 months ago in playlist Dvorak symphony no.9 3
i watch this to go asleep.!very effective
estkparamore 8 months ago
this is so beautiful i just want to cry!!! :')
multifruitish 8 months ago
I`m playing this song in a youth orchestra and I`m playing the 2nd trombone so i`m having a solo at the start and I`m always get scared how beautiful it sounds. (not only my solo, i mean the complete song:D)
TheMatzemann 8 months ago
How can anyone NOT like this music. They must be tone deaf or have no soul. This piece engages the heart, mind and soul. It has the ability to transport me to a joyful and uplifting sphere far above and beyond the confines of this ordinary world.
Thankyou, Antonin
susans1fan 8 months ago 3
this movement is a memory of the czech republic
Sweetfaker 8 months ago
This song was in alone in the dark 1 in the end of the game
huiale14 8 months ago
To be honest..I first heard this on a Hovis advert....but I just loved it...everytime im angry I play this and I calm down and deal with the situation...Thank you Dvorák' without this I would be a yob..
grikes14 8 months ago
@grikes14
That's Ridley Scott's famous advert. Boy did he go on to great things.
TheConciseStatement 7 months ago
The opening never ceases to blow me away. With the heaving brass chords, I picture Dvořák, a simple man from the old country, in awe of the great city of New York and its skyscrapers, and perhaps somewhat intimidated. . . then, a moment later, he recalls his beloved Bohemian countryside, as the muted strings come in, playing those very simple yet heart-wrenching chords. So touching. . .
volk410 8 months ago
omfg i love english horn!
Oboelover123 8 months ago
When I think back to what I was doing moments ago- listening to this- it is such an awesome moment to reflect upon.
jcabezadebaca 8 months ago
I'am the trumpeter, but for this track i could change my instrument...
macix95 8 months ago
I live in the UK and this music is the only thing that has ever made me want to visit the USA.
To see what Dvorak is describing in music.
Deep forests opening on to high plains and drifting off the west and beautiful mountains. I listen as I write and seeing wide open skies and deep canyons. Wind swept deserts and beautiful blue seas.
slyph63 8 months ago 27
@slyph63
You'll just see shopping malls.
omfgitsbob 5 months ago
@omfgitsbob Find somewhere else to live then, because where I'm from in the States there is natural beauty all around.
DantehMan 3 months ago
@slyph63 Deserts are stupid. I live in one, it's not sand dunes. Some mountains are cool, but not in the desert. I hate everything here. Canyons, somewhat cool. Mountains are where it's at though. The forests are even better. Plains, boring, but cool to see everything go on for miles.... skies, u see em everywhere. Blue seas are awesome, not many spots where you can find em, pollution is a dik. That music is what describes America's past, it was way better when there was little pollution.
Not18Im13 4 months ago
@slyph63 Go to spillville Iowa where he stayed. It was his Czeck refuge. He was inspired there to compose this.
gloriab357 4 months ago in playlist Dvorak, New World Symphony - 2nd Mvt part 1 / Going Home
@slyph63 Make sure you go to Brunswick, Georgia! :)
marleyfan008 4 months ago
this reminds me of the Shire right as the movie starts there
bladecat1 8 months ago 2
this reminds me of the Shire
bladecat1 8 months ago 2
miss ya dad
MrPanzertim 8 months ago
OHHH MYYYY GOSH MY SKOOLS MARCHING BAND PLAYED NEW WORLD SYMPHONY AND IT WAS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! however we didn't play the 4th movement and we sped up the tempo on this mvt.
MintThunder 8 months ago
This timeless masterpiece is one of the few things that make me proud to be Czech. Once listening, I can't stop.
wraychus 8 months ago
27 very very odd people
gremlingrump 9 months ago 4
I hear the subdued hope of my ancestors in this piece for a freedom that sadly would never be seen in their lifetime, a hope that their descendants would someday enjoy the full rights of citizenry in the New World. Do know that your struggle was not in vain, and even brighter days are upon us. Thank you Dvorak for memorializing the timeless aspirations of these beautiful souls, souls that surround and comfort me every time I immerse myself in this simple yet angelic melody, tears and smiles.
marcphilos 9 months ago 4
If this movement was a place on earth! it would be where my house should be! mmm! peace.
bahrtholemew 9 months ago
Thank God for music identifying software! I played this song in high school some 10 years back and have had it stuck in my head for over a week, but could not for the life of me remember what it was called. Great song, fun to play and even better just to listen to!
AceLee08 9 months ago
I ache with longing and sadness whenever I hear this, its beauty overwhelms me.
pjwsnooty 9 months ago 3
This is probably my all time favorite symphony and my favorite part is definitely the Largo section.
I got to play an interesting take on the themes in this piece for vibraphone. It was "Reflections on the New World" by Ney Rosauro, and it's a pretty neat piece that takes the themes from the symphony and adds some Brazilian flavor to it. You can find it on my videos page if you're interested.
kruzdawg88 9 months ago
It's pretty unique....
PhysicalsimForever 9 months ago
ur runny monkey350. heres a good one for ya.. 33 people disliked part of new workd symphony. he told them to deep throat a cactus. halarious
ITSKABIB 9 months ago
tomorrow I am playing only part of this song for a solo and ensemble thing at mybschool. since I am only just starting to play the flute in 6 grade we only do part but I would like to learn the whole song one day because it is really pretty
thePINKbutterfly180 9 months ago
This whole symphony is one of my favorites... Back when I was in high school, my marching band used this for our field performance. It was one of our highest rated performances, too! Second only to the year we did the Firebird Suite. This symphony is more beautiful and more moving than words alone can express.
ashguy21 9 months ago 2
a captação de som da orquestra prejudica muito
ScrapsSlayer 10 months ago
une pure merveille !!!!!!!!
SLAIEH 10 months ago
Seeing this performed in a few days.. S'gonna be gooood
Boomkin1337 10 months ago
This incredible movement by Dvorak, written after his visit to America, symbolises a coloured man, slave, who is yearning for a better future for his family, particularly his kids. As regards to symphonic structure this has to be the best 2nd movt ever written by anyone.
TheWall2000 10 months ago 39
@TheWall2000 Funny thing about the New World Symphony. It's all about America.
FroggerbobT 10 months ago
@FroggerbobT Indeed it is. When Dvorak visited America equal rights were still on the horizon.
TheWall2000 9 months ago
@TheWall2000 I can't decide which second movement is better, this or that of Beethoven's 7th. I love them both so much!
Ibadalu 8 months ago
@TheWall2000 Not according to some Black guy I was having this debate with on another thread. But that what I was taught. Thats why it's called "Going Home" because thats what the slaves dreamed of.
MrCagivaman 7 months ago
@TheWall2000
He was also apparently inspired by native Americans. You can hear a bit of both native and negro influences in this masterpiece. It truly is an amazing work of classical music. Absolutely one of my favorites...from a time when nothing was close to perfect, but everyone was optimistic in some sense, and still all open to the near infinite possibilities this awesome continent offered.
bltdonahue 7 months ago
@TheWall2000 arguable, beethoven's 2nd movement symphony 7 (both of these are lovely pieces) i can't decide which one I like more
slaytesics 7 months ago
@TheWall2000
As beautiful as that sounds, it's not quite right. The second movement ("Legend"), according to Dvorak himself, is inspired by H.W.Longfellow's poem Hiawatha. Also I wonder by which actual measurement and argument you determine which 2nd movement of all symphonies ever written was the best.
With kind regards,
Dally3232 7 months ago
@TheWall2000 At least that's what it means to you.
aagjmb 6 months ago
@TheWall2000
This is beautiful, but asfor being the best 2nd movt ever, I think Beethoven 7th Symph outstands
sapinta 5 months ago 10
@sapinta I totally agree!!!
SSthemagicviolin 5 months ago
@sapinta Ha! Beethoven's 7th? That's almost laughable. Try out Tchaikovsky's 5th.
hunterlpdc94 5 months ago
When I hear something this wonderful, I always wonder: how did the composer know to do this?
acblueeagle 10 months ago 4
I heard this on Modern Toss. Reminds me of Alan always being a dick.
metalpayne3 10 months ago
this heart makes my heart soar and ache at the same time...
it brings back memories of my life years back, one i wish i could return to....and it makes me happy i was even a part of those memories and that this song was able to even touch my life in such a strong way.
Alexgrl247 10 months ago 3
INCREDIBLE UPLIFTING POIGNANT AWESOME
PervySensai 10 months ago
That is so amazing. Dvorak is great.
joliroger1 10 months ago
Watching, smiling, goose all over my body and tears rolling on my cheeks. Amazing.
mattoslavisko 11 months ago 2
Aaaah so good very nice
PrInCeShAdE1 11 months ago
ahhh So Relaxing and Calming
PrInCeShAdE1 11 months ago
OMG Awesome! love it!
blink182losamo 11 months ago
I really like this song, especially since I'm 11 and can play the theme on my Saxophone. Also this song is Largo not Adagio.
222StarGirl 11 months ago
@222StarGirl im pretty sure its adagio, the difference being maybe 6 beats faster per minute than largo.
Igneous01 11 months ago
@222StarGirl It just depends on the period , In baroque largo is faster than Adagio , but Now in modern music largo is slower than adagio :)
12stuart23 11 months ago
@222StarGirl It just depends on the period , In baroque largo is faster than Adagio , but Now in modern music largo is slower than adagio
12stuart23 11 months ago
@222StarGirl
Your channel says you're 25
youarestupider1 10 months ago
I'm in an orchestra and we performed this piece recently. It is a truly beatiful peace and a reminder of what the slaves went through working in the fields. It will never be forgotten.
buddbrothers 11 months ago
I'm in an orchestra and we performed this piece recently. It is a truly beatiful peace and a reminder of what the slaves went through working in the fields. It should never be forgotten.
buddbrothers 11 months ago
so wonderfully poignant and plaintive.
Gresham43 11 months ago
I am in an orchestra and we played this peice today, it is a spiritual sang by slaves working in the plantation, for instance. It is a truely beautiful piece and is a reminder of what the slaves went through. (There are lyrics to the song too).
buddbrothers 11 months ago
I saw this performed live by a local symphony orchestra. The intro, when heard in person, is almost unreal. I would re-live that moment over and over again if I could.
drummachine8 11 months ago
so gorgeous... i'm playing this in a string orchestra i'm in, i have the english horn solo(i play viola) they shouldnt have transposed this.... they needed to keep it for english horn
MahoRoulete 11 months ago
That conductor really loves his job.
AdmiralGreene 11 months ago
@AdmiralGreene If I were the conductor of this incredible orchestra, I would love it too ;)
rv14142 11 months ago
How is it that music can make you cry?
rcarrillo7 11 months ago 2
@rcarrillo7 Some are more emotional than others, but its the feeling you get when you listen to music. Whether it makes you happy enough to cry or even sad enough to cry, its the feelings the song evokes. Some may cry, and some may get a strong feeling, or others may not get either. Listen to these two and look for feeling.
/watch?v=ef-4Bv5Ng0w
/watch?v=S-Xm7s9eGxU
thedinerza 11 months ago
Reminds me Of Halo reach; Jus' Sayin'
The start atleast
MusicManHylak 11 months ago
I saw, a video on Sesame Street, believe it or not, in the very first season, of a spinning orange, spinning in the dark, accompanied by chatter from NASA, from Apollo 11, taken from the first moon landing. It ended with a pull back featuring the orange lying on a plate next to a half-eaten lunch.
It's that juxtaposition, of the orange and the moon shot, that has stayed with me ever since, I keep hearing those final chords, and seeing Neil Armstrong's helmet, the earth over his shoulder...
MsPandaRosa 11 months ago
this so much sounds like lord of the rings! :D
nigges121 1 year ago 3
I love this song--also known as "Going Home". It reminds me of the best year of my life--a long time ago!! When I was a senior in high school. Thank you so much for posting this.
jeanneowens 1 year ago
That was so beatiful that it made me cry and actually i have to do a solo/ansamble with this song for bassoon yep im agilr and everybody says why do you play that its so big for a girl!!!well too bad i play it anyway!!!!so get over it!!!!!
mrgummybear300098 1 year ago
Love this movement but I hate counting all the rests. I love the English horn solo, it's so beautiful.
SyrupCow28 1 year ago
Dvorak was a great composer, but maybe not the greatest ever. But he created the greatest single piece of classical music ever in this movement.
littlebeartoe 1 year ago
@littlebeartoe Wholeheartedly agree with you one hundred percent.
Edbrooks7707 11 months ago
Didn't that conductor molest Natalie Portman in "Black Swan"?
Deterodae 1 year ago
This song sounds similar to 'Road to Voi' from Halo 2. (If you play Road to Voi, it would be easier if you start at 1 min. 2 sec. to see what i'm trying to compare) There could be a better song to compare from Halo, but there are too many!
squirrelcommander 1 year ago
hovis advert. only bad thing is that I play this too often I'm playing it at two orchestras at the same time
slipperymatt13 1 year ago
I´m proud to be Czech because of Dvořák! Among others...
neotom1 1 year ago 4
Děkujeme z České republiky. Z rodné země Antonína Dvořáka.
Thank you from the Czech Republic. The homeland of Antonin Dvorak.
jhegy1 1 year ago
This song makes me think of the past...my loved ones, people I've lost and gained, the sweet moments in life, the sad moments in life...and in the future it will remind me of today and today's memories.
reynagzmn 1 year ago
need some hovis bread now mmm
kippax25 1 year ago
Advertising companies should be banned from using classic music in adverts -this is so beautiful -but I cant get "home to mum and royco soup" out of my head -they did the same thing with Barber recently on some shitty british bread comercial. they should be lined up and shot!!!
greenmonkeyorange 1 year ago 5
@greenmonkeyorange Most popular classical music reminds me of some Bugs Bunny cartoon. I'm glad I was introduced to the music that way though, or I may never have had an appreciation for it.
hooahayes 11 months ago
As a child my mom would play this for us (my brother, sister and me) and I was only 3 or 4 at the time and the sweetness of the melody would just grab hold of me and make me sit still and listen, which was hard for a child to sit still for more than 5 seconds. We recently lost mom to alzheimer's decease, and now I listen to this with a bitter sweet feeling.This composition transends time, age or race, little more Dvorak and Bethoven and little less rap and hip hop would help youth today. Enjoy..
1970PMD 1 year ago 83
@1970PMD How beautiful!
liljimmi53 1 year ago
@1970PMD Beautiful story, true! Happy the person who went through an infant stage as well. Buffalo,de Brazil
buffalosoldier19 7 months ago
@vladpiranha : My goodness! How ignorant can someone be?! I don't know whether I shall laugh or cry! To compare Dvorak with John Williams or any other damn film composer is like comparing a Beethoven sonata with some Britney Spears bullshit.
sdfgdsgfsdfg 1 year ago
@sdfgdsgfsdfg beethoven was once just a pop star too
barrdogg2000 1 year ago 6
Gives me the fantastic feeling of floating in space.
HeadfulOfHollow 1 year ago 3
@HeadfulOfHollow ...and looking down upon all life
jwunschie14 1 year ago
Need to marry you Be Naughty girls benaughtyman.info
ranitamalshika 1 year ago
20-something people need so get some TASTE, this music is beautiful
PyramidHead2000 1 year ago
This piece starts off so beautifully.
Nadetastic44 1 year ago
It's Largo, not Adagio.
Jitpring 1 year ago
This is the piece I heard in a film. Awesome (as in "brings awe")
NotOrdinaryInGames 1 year ago
God I love the opening of this......
DTschoppy 1 year ago
sim ply sublime i cant help but cry when i hear it.
scrambledpenis 1 year ago
this is just beautiful. My middle school band is playing it so it doesnt sound as great, but this is helping use work our way to is. well done Dublin Orchestra!
7xXxPuRPleXXx7 1 year ago
This song reminds me of a fresh new day! How everything just wakens and is alive. I literally feel the soul inside of me stir and awake. Then, I am filled with so many emotions. I am moved, simply moved to a new state. I wish others (more than just a few) my age could appreciate it.
truluvwaited 1 year ago
i need a sandwich now
jmm1233 1 year ago
I had the honor of playing 1st trombone in a symphony orchestra for this piece once. It stands out as one of the greatest experiences of my life.
Beethoven once said that music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life, and it is music like this that proves his point.
trombonbe42288 1 year ago
waaww...
augzem 1 year ago
Going home =D =D =D
hi115130 1 year ago
any time you put a bassoon and an oboe together with violins....god is whispering his lullabye
s6u6r6f6 1 year ago 2
Such an unforgettable melody, with such a swelling of warmth and revelry - this is fantastic. Thank you Dvorak & Dublin Phil!
Skadownjamaicaway78 1 year ago
Why do I have this picture of Frodo returning home in my head?
OdetotheGoo 1 year ago 2
im jealous i want his hair!!!!peace out LOL
ghost43140 1 year ago
Beautiful. We just played this Symphony and during our performance of the second movement, our conductor and many players were moved to tears.
scottishladnlass 1 year ago
This song of a game : Halo Reach Maybe.
Kriistounette 1 year ago
23 people hate the New World.
videomobster 1 year ago
23 people hate the New World.
videomobster 1 year ago
it started to stink around 5:06
agentxyz2 1 year ago
On Judgment Day, 23 people will pay for pressing "dislike" on this song.
Archangel777Catholic 1 year ago
I'm in love with this piece and Saturn from Gustav Holst.
Martins2012 1 year ago
This song makes me feel like Morgan Freeman should be narrating the triumphant yet bittersweet closing scene of a movie.
oomwoc 1 year ago
Some people seemed to have accidently pressed the wrong button... Or have no hate classical music
blastjet2000 1 year ago
i think micheal salvatori might have used dvoraks openings as inspiration for the intros to halo reach's OST movements!
snoonz 1 year ago
23 people are jealous of the conductor's hair.
monkeys350 1 year ago 111
@monkeys350 26!
UltraFan123 11 months ago
this gives me chills :)
Philip1337 1 year ago 3
@Philip1337 Same Here, In a Good Way Though Huh?
SuperRuss12 1 year ago