Dvořák Kubelik, Vienna Philharmonic - New World Symphony

Review by Matts Josefsson

New World Symphony – A Roaring Ride Through Dvořák’s Genius Alright, let’s get one thing straight: this album slaps. Like, hard. If you’re into classical music but haven’t heard Kubelik and the Vienna Philharmonic tear through Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 "From the New World," then buddy, you’re missing out big time. This isn’t just some stuffy old recording; it’s a full-on emotional beatdown that’ll leave your brain buzzing for days. First off, can we talk about that Second Movement: Largo? Holy crap, this track is a gut punch in all the right ways. It starts slow—like, "is my record player broken?" slow—but then BAM, the English horn solo hits you like a freight train of feels. It’s mournful, haunting, even kinda spiritual if you squint at it right. You know those moments when life gets heavy and everything feels stuck? Yeah, this movement nails that vibe perfectly. Kubelik doesn’t mess around here—he lets the orchestra breathe, stretch, and bleed emotion into every note. And props to whoever mastered this sucker (shoutout to W!), because the sound quality makes it feel like the Vienna Philharmonic is chilling in your living room. Unreal. Now, flip over to the Fourth Movement: Allegro Con Fuoco—and holy hell, does this one rip. It’s chaotic, fiery, and unapologetically wild. The strings go absolutely berserk, the brass roars like a pissed-off lion, and the percussion smacks harder than a slap bass solo from the ‘80s. This ain’t no delicate tea party symphony; it’s more like an adrenaline-fueled race to the finish line. By the end, I was sweating. Actual sweat. From listening to classical music. Wild, right? The whole package screams class too—the liner notes by Alec Robertson are solid gold, breaking down the history without sounding like a textbook. And how badass is it that they slapped a John Constable painting on the cover? Dude painted landscapes, sure, but his work fits this album like a glove. It’s artsy as hell, and it works. Here’s the kicker though: why isn’t this album blasting out of every car stereo in the UK? Seriously, labels gotta step their game up. Ace Of Diamonds dropped a winner here, yet most folks probably don’t even know it exists. That’s messed up. So yeah, listen to this thing. Let it wreck you. Then tell me you didn’t spend an hour staring at the ceiling afterward thinking about life choices. Bet you won’t. Oh, and random thought: if aliens ever invade Earth, play them this symphony. They’ll either bow down or run screaming. Either way, win-win.

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Artist: Dvořák Kubelik, Vienna Philharmonic
Album: New World Symphony

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Rating: 4.5

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Track	Duration	Preview
Third Movement: Scherzo (Molto Vivace)
Second Movement: Largo
Fourth Movement: Allegro Con Fuoco
Symphony No. 9 In E Minor Opus 95 ("From The New World")
First Movement: Adagio - Allegro Molto

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SDD 128

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Ace Of Diamonds

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Record Company	The Decca Record Company Limited
Copyright (c)	The Decca Record Company Limited
Mastered At	Decca Studios
Printed By	Clout & Baker Ltd.
Made By	British Celanese Limited

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Role	Credit
Composed By	Dvořák
Conductor	Kubelik
Liner Notes	Alec Robertson
Orchestra	The Vienna Philharmonic
Mastered By	W
Painting	John Constable

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Made in England.

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Matrix / Runout (Side A label): ZAL 3380
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): ZAL 3381
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, stamped): ZAL-3380-6W
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, stamped): ZAL-3381-6W
Other (Tax code, side A & B runout,stamped): JT

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Czech composer of romantic music (classicist-romantic synthesis). Born September 8, 1841 in Nelahozeves, Czechia, died May 1, 1904 in Prague, Czechia. Father-in-law of . He employed the idioms of the folk music of Moravia and his native Bohemia. His works include symphonies, symphonic poems, concerti, choral works, operas and chamber music.

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Antonín Leopold Dvořák

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Here’s a cool fact: The album *New World Symphony* by Dvořák, conducted by Kubelik and performed by the Vienna Philharmonic, isn’t just a masterpiece of Romantic classical music. It also ties together art and sound in a unique way. The cover features a painting by John Constable, a famous British artist. His work adds a visual layer to Dvořák’s music, which was inspired by American landscapes and Native American melodies. So, it’s like two worlds—visual and auditory—coming together to tell a story. Pretty neat, right?