Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky / Mstislav Rostropovich: Cello Concerto / Rococo - Variations (Edition 2017

Composers:
• Antonín Dvořák - Cello Concerto in H minor (In B Minor)
• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Rococo Variations Op. 55

Antonín Leopold Dvořák (8. September 1841 Nelahozeves - May 1, 1904 Prague) was one of the most important composers of all time and is the world' s most famous and most played Czech composer ever.

Dvořák' s symphonic works are a regular part of the repertoire of important orchestras and are performed at classical music festivals around the world. The power of his melodic invention still captivates experts and laymen alike and took the breath away of the composer' s contemporaries. Brahms' statement is known: “Dvořák ' s topics for secondary ideas would be quite sufficient for me for main ideas. "
He became famous for his symphonies and great vocal-instrumental compositions, but no less so for chamber music and operas. Dvořák is the world' s leading representative of the so-called classical-romantic musical synthesis.

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, (Russian? ?, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; April 25. / May 7, 1840greg., Votkinsk - October 25. / November 6, 1893greg., St. Petersburg) was a Russian composer. He is one of the world' s most important composers. He combined elements of Russian folk music with European classical music.
He also visited Prague several times, where on December 6, 1888 he conducted the premiere of his opera Eugene Onegin.

Content: LP A1. 1. Allegro (Original Version) A2. 2. Adagio ma non troppo (Original Version) A3. 3. Finale Allegro moderato (Original Version) A4. Moderate assai quasi andante (Original Version) A5. Topic: Simple Moderate (Original Version) B1. Option I: Theme Time (Original Version) B4. Option IV: Andante grazioso (Original Version) B5. Option V: Allegro moderato (Original Version) B6. Option VI: Andante (Original Version) B7. Variant VII and Code: Allegro vivo (Original Version)