Dvorak Symphony No.9 “From the new world” 2nd movement for piano solo

[@redfishplayz4476]

The beginning of this movement is Just Epic masterpiece, I mean Like YOOOOO.....the chord Progression is so good

[@redfishplayz4476]

He uses 4th minor and 5thb Major

[@v.dargain1678]

You mean the introduction ? Agreed . It is powerful .

[@rachels.5361]

It’s impossible to listen to this piece without a tissue in my hand. The beauty of this melody is so overwhelming that my body responds with tears of joy. It humbles me and reminds me that there is still deeply moving beauty in the world - how we need more of this!!

[@Takernikov]

Thank you so much for listening to it and your kind words. I would like to explore more how the legendary classical composers made the beauty by transcription and how I could make it by my original compositions.

[@AdamMaykov]

it's my favorite part of this symphony

[@Takernikov]

Me too. Actually it’s a nostalgic movement for the Japanese, there’s a lyric for the first melody.

[@jackbrajcich]

Thanks for all your music. I really appreciate it.

[@Takernikov]

Thank you for the comment and listening to it. :-)

[@worstpianist3985]

6:04 this part is fun to play

[@Takernikov]

Thank you so much for listening to it. 😊

[@marianocardillofotografo]

pdf?

[@TRIBORTHLON]

This is just wonderful I just sit down one week ago start playing a bit of melodies and chords of the second movement just out of memory, and now was wondering if there is a piano transcription of 9th Symphonie, and you did it. Is it possible to get it so I could play it. The other movements are far away from my piano skills but the second movement would be possible. So good work and so good to understand the notes on detail after listening to this peace now for almost 40 years, my whole life.

[@Takernikov]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Actually there are some transcriptions in IMSLP, not knowing that at the moment, I transcribed it from the full score. It was tough but really good for analyzing the harmonies and the chord progressions and the orchestrations.

[@MYPLAYALONG]

Which programm did you used for this video? (For the score, not the edition).

[@Takernikov]

I wrote the score with Musescore.

[@johannsebastienbach]

Helps studying the acore but just like mahlers adagietto it sounds shit on piano itself cos its essentially a modern orchestral piece