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Antonín Dvořák's concert overture "In Nature" was composed in 1891 as the middle section of an originally planned trilogy titled "Nature, Life and Love." The three overtures were intended to programmatically explore the relationship between humanity and nature, with "In Nature" musically depicting the beauty and grandeur of untouched landscape.
The work opens with a majestic horn theme that evokes the vastness of nature. Dvořák develops his melodic ideas with characteristic Bohemian folk coloring while demonstrating his mastery of orchestral sound design. Particularly charming are the dialogic passages between different instrumental groups, which recall birdsongs and nature sounds.
The overture captivates through its vivid tone painting and skillful combination of Romantic program music with Dvořák's distinctive national style. Although the planned trilogy was never performed as a complete cycle, "In Nature" established itself as an independent concert work and today ranks among the most popular orchestral works by the Czech composer.
| Item no. | Description | Price (incl. 7% VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SER-97180.00 | Full score | € 90,00 | |
| SER-97180.10 | Set of parts with strings 4.4.3.2.2 | € 192,00 | |
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| SER-97180.21 | Extra Str. Vl.1 | € 6,00 | |
| SER-97180.22 | Extra Str. Vl.2 | € 6,00 | |
| SER-97180.23 | Extra Str. Va. | € 6,00 | |
| SER-97180.24 | Extra Str. Vc. | € 6,00 | |
| SER-97180.25 | Extra Str. Bass | € 6,00 | |