I think the first bars are very similar to Richard Wagners Feuerzauber from The dusk of God may be Dvorak got this from Wagner. czcams.com/video/sAuBhWWmFTA/video.html
At 14:04 there is a forwards repeat sign start at the first full measure. But there is no backwards repeat that repeats to this point. What gives? Here's what happened. In the orchestra score, there is a forwards repeat at measure 1 and the backward repeat is at measure 10 (or 9, if you don't include the pickup measure). In this piano score, the repeat is "written out" and the backwards repeat eliminated. But someone forgot to remove the forwards repeat.
Sooo beautiful 🤍 I can't even believe someone can play this on just one instrument. Thank you for this video!
Another great work by Dvorak!
The first bars are very similar to Puccini's aria "Vissi d'arte" from Tosca, which was composed in 1896.
Maybe Puccini was inspired by this melody?
I think the first bars are very similar to Richard Wagners Feuerzauber from The dusk of God may be Dvorak got this from Wagner.
czcams.com/video/sAuBhWWmFTA/video.html
At 14:04 there is a forwards repeat sign start at the first full measure. But there is no backwards repeat that repeats to this point. What gives? Here's what happened. In the orchestra score, there is a forwards repeat at measure 1 and the backward repeat is at measure 10 (or 9, if you don't include the pickup measure). In this piano score, the repeat is "written out" and the backwards repeat eliminated. But someone forgot to remove the forwards repeat.
The first chord reminds me of Rachmaninoff’s op 39 no 3
Oops.... Did the performer drop two beats in the 4th movement, m. 18, at 12:02 into the video?
yes, he did it!
opps