Lots of Antonin Dvorak

All file are mp3 and range from 160kbps to 320 kbps Including: American Quartet (Op.96) American Suite (Op.98b) Bagatelles (Op.47) The Bells of Zlonice (Symphony No. 1)(B.4) Cello Concerto (Op.104) Cypresses (B.152) Czech Suite (Op.39) Dumky Trio (Op.90) Eclogues (Op.56) 2 Furiants (Op.42) The Jacobin (Op.84) Legendy (Op.59) Mass (Op.86) Symphony from the New World (No. 9)(Op.95) Piano Concerto (Op.33) Piano Quartet No. 1 (Op.23) Piano Quartet No. 2 (Op.87) Piano Quintet No. 1 (Op.5) Piano Quintet No. 2 (Op.81) Piano Trio No. 1 (Op.21) Piano Trio No. 2 (Op.26) Piano Trio No. 3 (Op.65) Romantic Pieces (Op.75) Rusalka (Op.114) Serenade No. 2 (Op.22) Serenade No. 3 (Op.44) Seven Interludes (B.15) Slavonic Dances No. 1 (Op.46) Slavonic Dances No. 2 (Op.72) Slavonic Quartet (Op.51) String Quartet No. 14 (Op.105) String Quartet No. 2 (B.17) Two Waltzes (Op.54) Violin Concerto (Op.53) Violin Sonata (Op.57) Violin Sonatina (Op.100) Gavotte (B.164) The Golden Spinning Wheel (Op.109) A Hero's Song (Op.111) Humoresque No. 7 (Op.101) Mazurek (Op.49) My Homeland (Op.62) Noctorne (Op.40) The Noon Witch (Op.108) Overture Carnival (Op.92) Polka for Prague Students (Op.53A/1) Polonaise for Orchestra (B.100) Prague Waltzes (B.99) Romance (Op.11) Rondo for Cello and Orchestra (Op.94) Scherzo Capriccioso (Op.66) Silent Woods (Op.68/5) Slavonic Rhapsody No. 3 (Op.45) The Water Goblin (Op.107) The Wild Dove (Op.110) 6 Pieces Allegro Vivace Titleless Enjoy, and help seed this thing.

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aeorain (2009-03-25)

Thanks for the great set. I could not however, find the symphonies in the .zip folder. Do you know how I could get them?

AkRevolute (2009-03-27)

Your right, although I'm not sure why they didn't load. Maybe I just forgot about them...
At any rate, there is already an upload of the symphonies at

map69 (2010-01-17)

Hello - Very good collection - can you get a list of performers?
Thank you in advance. Map69.

RexRexroth (2012-09-11)

For the symphonies (plus four short orchestral works), I really must recommend the legendary award-winning recordings by the great István Kertész (who drowned in his early 40s at the height of his career) on Decca rather than the Naxos set. They can be found here: