Antonín Dvořák Humoresques Op.101, Radoslav Kvapil

Antonín Dvořák Humoresques Op.101
1. Vivace 0:00
2. Poco andante 2:31
3. Poco andante e molto cantabile 4:50
4. Poco andante 8:52
5. Vivace 11:29
6. Poco allegretto 14:09
7. Poco lento e grazioso 17:30
8. Poco andante 19:58
Radoslav Kvapil, Piano

[@titicatfollies6615]

I love this recording. Kvapil brings so much style, freshness, and charm to these pieces, even the familiar No. 7 feels new.

[@derianalveswolanski9855]

The painting is: Alphonse Mucha, Rêverie, 1897.

[@hallowhocold]

Great master of melody

[@angryalienspaceship4115]

Thank you so much, I've been searching for all Dvořák's Humoresques Op.101 songs, but the only one I could find is number 7

[@irinaarnautu4138]

I love Dvorak

[@GizzyDillespee]

OMG I forgot I have this CD. I was searching YT for different Humoresque recordings, and clicked this one... and recognized the first notes, then the CD cover. Now I have to find it! This is probably my 2nd favorite version.

[@fulviopolce9785]

Bellissima opera di un Dvorak felice e ispirato.Ottima anche l'esecuzione.

[@TiticatFollies]

What a delight! Kvapil's performance is splendid, as always.

[@MarkCodyDirtAndMingle]

Beautiful :) Thanks uploader x

[@rudbeckie1]

PRIMA! PP ! Díky!

[@MrGer2295]

Beautiful piano playing !

[@user-gk2tg9do8j]

I love the first vivace

[@cranef8299]

I played it last year it is à very beautiful piece

[@helenageys9714]

Super!

[@davidrehak3539]

Antonín Dvorák:Nyolc Humoreszk Op.101 1.esz-moll (Vivace) 00:00 2.B-dúr (Poco andante) 02:31 3.Asz-dúr (Poco andante e cantabile) 04:50 4.F-dúr (Poco andante) 08:52 5.a-moll (Vivace) 11:29 6.B-dúr (Poco Allegretto) 14:09 7.Gesz-dúr (Poco lento e grazioso) 17:30 8.b-moll (Poco Andante - Vivace - Meno mosso, quasi Tempo primo) 19:58 Radoslav Kvapil-zongora

[@davidrehak3539]

Köszönöm az értékelést

[@davidrehak3539]

Köszönöm az értékelést

[@davidrehak3539]

Köszönöm az értékelést

[@l-I-I__Iool]

My God, that is one beautiful thumbnail! Who is the lady and what's her significance to the music, if any? Oh...and so too is the music of course...

[@SamGushue]

That is a piece by Alphonse Mucha.

[@garrettmpace]

Sarah Bernhardt

[@derianalveswolanski9855]

Alphonse Mucha, Rêverie, 1897

[@michelebeartGIBBONGASCON]

merci

[@lucasp3127]

Trolololo reminds the op.101/3