Dvorak Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" 4th movement

Antonin Dvorak, a nationalistic composer from Czechoslovakia, was lured to New York in 1892 to the newly founded National Conservatory of Music. He was enthralled by what he saw as our nationalistic music. He infused the nature of Negro spirituals with the spirit of Native American Indian tunes into his work. His Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" was composed during his first year in America and has become one of the most popular orchestral pieces in the classical

Kamuela Philharmonic January 6, 2008 at the Kahilu Theatre in Waimea Conductor and music director Madeline Schatz.
Editor: Paul Csige

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[01usaface]

She is amazing

[490maestro]

@HSLaFever I agree but I think the final page of this symphony is, from a violist's perspective, one of the greatest single pages in all of symphonic literature.

[luddysencho]

one piece when luffy defeated sir crocodile

ONE PIECE IS IN THE HISTORY

[jcudal32]

This is music fit for a god.

[Jimmyloungegecko]

dat brass

[InGlownIgnited]

That is some killer brass

[HSLaFever]

I dont care who he was or why he wrote it. When I come to rule this backward planet, the first minute or so of this will be played when I enter any room. I call dibbs as my theme music.

[stooge389]

@porkyfry Actually, some of the High notes at the beginning are a bit out of tune. And the conducting is a bit cut and dry. She simply moves the baton for every note and doesn't seem to put much feeling into it.

[pinky1494]

@Rick23791 I

It's called the Kamuela Philharmonic on the Big Island of Hawaii.

[pinky1494]

This conductor is well loved in Hawaii and attracts professional musicians from all over Hawaii and the mainland. Because of these logistics, she is sometimes limited in who can play so if trumpets are playing B-flat horns, it's because she was unable to find enough horns. The musicians play for the love of playing AND playing with her because they do so without compensation. They rehearse twice on Saturday with another on Sunday and performance Sunday afternoon. You try doing this.