"This guy has more ideas than all of us," said Johannes Brahms, then the forefather of composers, about his Bohemian colleague. And indeed, Antonín Dvo?ák is not only regarded as a Czech national composer, but also developed an incredible wealth of melodies even in religious works such as the Requiem. And he took the choir seriously, allowing it to take part in all but one of the 13 parts. A feast for all choir lovers and fans of late romantic music.
(The Digital Concerto Introduction is only in german available)