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Slavonic Dances – Wikipedia

Posted by jpluimers on 2025/05/23

For music practice Slavonic Dances – Wikipedia:

  1. [Wayback/Archive] Dvořák: Slavonic Dances [Series 1], Op. 46, B 83 (with Score) – YouTube

    Antonín Dvořák: Slavonic Dances [Series 1], Op. 46, B 83 (with Score)
    Composed: April 1878 – 22 August 1878
    Conductor: Antal Doráti
    Orchestra: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

    1. 00:00 No. 1 – Presto, C major (furiant)
    2. 03:52 No. 2 – Allegretto scherzando, E minor (dumka)
    3. 08:50 No. 3 – Poco allegro, A flat major (polka)
    4. 13:46 No. 4 – Tempo di minuetto, F major (sousedska)
    5. 21:18 No. 5 – Allegro vivace, A major (skocna)
    6. 24:40 No. 6 – Allegretto scherzando, D major (sousedska)
    7. 28:52 No. 7 – Allegro assai, C minor (skocna)
    8. 32:17 No. 8 – Presto, G minor (furiant)

    [antonin-dvorak.cz] www.antonin-dvorak.cz/en/work/slavonic-dances-series-1 [Wayback/Archive]

  2. [Wayback/Archive] Dvořák: Slavonic Dances [Series 2], Op. 72, B 147 (with Score) – YouTube

    Antonín Dvořák: Slavonic Dances [Series 2], Op. 72, B 147 (with Score)
    Composed: November 1886 – 5 January 1887
    Conductor: Antal Doráti
    Orchestra: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

    1. 00:00 No. 1 (9) – Molto vivace, B major (odzemek)
    2. 04:02 No. 2 (10) – Allegretto grazioso, E minor (dumka)
    3. 09:33 No. 3 (11) – Allegro, F major (skocna)
    4. 12:49 No. 4 (12) – Allegretto grazioso, D flat major (dumka)
    5. 18:08 No. 5 (13) – Poco adagio, B flat minor (spacirka)
    6. 20:18 No. 6 (14) – Moderato, quasi minuetto, B flat major (poloneza)
    7. 24:09 No. 7 (15) – Allegro vivace, C major (kolo)
    8. 27:36 No. 8 (16) – Grazioso e lento ma non troppo, quasi tempo di valse, A flat major (sousedska)

    [antonin-dvorak.cz] www.antonin-dvorak.cz/en/work/slavonic-dances-series-2 [Wayback/Archive]

Only the first part is needed. But the second part is really nice too.

There are various orderings of the dances in other arrangements. For instance [Wayback/Archive] Slavonic Dance by Antonín Dvorák/arranged by James Curnow – YouTube

This monumental suite is one of the most impressive transcriptions ever published. Every note comes from the original Dvorak work, including the transitions from one dance to the next. Written for Dr. Harry Begian’s last tour with the University of Illinois Symphonic Band, this powerful concert work lets every section of the band shine … a must for mature groups. HL20819120 HL20819121

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  1. 0:02 mvt 1
  2. 1:24 mvt 2
  3. 3:16 mvt 8
  4. 5:39 mvt 4
  5. 9:11 mvt 3
  6. 10:43 mvt 7
  7. 11:14 back to 3

--jeroen

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