Antonín Dvořák

Tempo Di Valse

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Beautifully inspired Dvorak for this Tempo di valse mélancolique from the serenade for strings in E major Op. 22. In classical ABA form, this piece seduces us above all with its exacerbated romantic verve and particularly Slavic feel.

The entire serenade, composed in May 1875, is a poetic, intimate work of lyricism as inventive as it is intense. In 5 movements, it is one of the Czech composer's most famous creations.