Dvorak/ Haag-Soos - Slavonic Dances for Piano Four-HandsTo this day, the Slavonic Dances remain Dvork's most popular work. They represent his own quintessential musical style, which competently plays with a masterly invented folklorism. Although Dvork himself wrote an orchestral arrangement for each of the dances, the piano versions, which are incredibly demanding in terms of technique, remain the unsurpassable original. One could even say that the dances in this most purest of all versions sound endlessly

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for a dynamic set of original music

is presented here in it's version for piano trio by Eduard Steuermann: 'This brilliant pianist

Looks like this talented tough guy may be what the good-hearted owner (Barbara Stanwyck) needs to save her traveling show from bankruptcy

but also very different mostly thanks to the orchestrations that wouldn't be out of place on an old horror movie soundtrack

Our set combines the complete authentic live sets with the eight studio songs

casting new light onto once-familiar songs

Oliver Nelson and Sahib Shihab (saxes)

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