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Symphonies in D major, Op. 52, in C minor, sine Op., in D major, Op. 36, in C major, Op. 11 Dvořák Chamber Orchestra conductor Bohumil Gregor
- The musical legacy of Pavel Vranický (1756-1808) is extraordinarily extensive and rich in original characteristics.
- This native of Nová Říše na Moravě quickly established himself as a symphonic composer shortly after his arrival in Vienna.
- Both Haydn and Beethoven respected him. Haydn entrusted him with the production of his great oratorio Creation (1799) and Beethoven himself asked him to conduct the premiere of his first symphony in 1800.
- Pavel Vranický's works still speak to audiences today.

Pavel Vranický - a respected master of Viennese Classicism


CD 1
Pavel Vranický Symphony in D major, Op. 52
1.	Adagio maestoso. Allegro molto	09:39
2.	Adagio	14:20
3.	Menuetto	03:33
4.	Finale. Vivace assai	06:45

Pavel Vranický Symphony in C minor
5.	Grave. Allegro assai	07:19
6.	Adagio	05:27
7.	Allegretto	03:17
8.	Presto	05:27
CD 2
Pavel Vranický Symphony in D major, Op. 36
1.	Adagio. Allegro molto	10:22
2.	Russe. Allegretto	08:08
3.	Polonese	04:12
4.	Finale. Largo. Rondo. Allegro	06:39

Pavel Vranický Symphony in C major, Op. 11
5.	Adagio maestoso. Vivace assai	08:13
6.	Larghetto con moto. Affettuoso	12:11
7.	Finale. Allegro	06:43

Symphony in D major, Op. 36

Polonese

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Dvořák Chamber Orchestra, Bohumil Gregor

Vranický: Symphonies

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