Prague Waltzes, Antonin Dvorak/Douglas McLain

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Prague Waltzes, Antonin Dvorak/Douglas McLain - Blasorchester

Antonin Dvorak wrote his 'Prague Waltzes' in December of 1879, at the request of a prestigious Prague musical society, and premiered the following January. They were written just after the first set of 'Slavonic Dances'. The 'Prague Waltzes' are fragrant with the accents of the Czech national musical dialect, but follow the form typical of the classic Viennese waltz in a continuous chain of distinct dance melodies framed by an introduction and coda, in which the first theme returns in a refrain-like manner. The occasion helped boost his fame and their success was probably a factor in his decision to write the second set of 'Slavonic Dances'.
Dvorak wrote his Prague Waltzes in December of 1879, at the request of a prestigious Prague musical society, and premiered the following January. They were written just after the first set of Slavonic Dances. The Prague Waltzes are fragrant with the accents of the Czech national musical dialect, but follow the form typical of the classic Viennese waltz in a continuous chain of distinct dance melodies framed by an introduction and coda, in which the first theme returns in a refrain-like manner. The occasion helped boost his fame and their success was probably a factor in his decision to write the second set of Slavonic Dances.

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