In Nature's Realm
| Concert overture by Dvořák; see Amid Nature. |
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| In the prelude In Nature's Realm everything starts from complete calm and gradually gathers way, while in Carnival the music begins in an extremely fast tempo and the contrast of the middle section is emphasized. As well as the symphony you get two of Dvorak's dramatic overtures, In Nature's Realm and Othello. The first half of the BBC Philharmonic concert was rather dour: Mozart's indisputably grand 38th Symphony, `Prague' was preceded by the ponderous Overture: In Nature's Realm by Dvorak. |
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