Dvořák, MarkAnthony Turnage - Symphony No 9 New World Canon Fever

Review by Augusto Cuginotti

Symphony No 9 New World Canon Fever is a unique album that brings together the works of two great composers, Antonín Dvořák and MarkAnthony Turnage. The album features two symphonies, Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 in E minor, Op. 95, "From the New World," and Turnage's "Canon Fever," which is inspired by Dvořák's work.

The album is a beautiful combination of classical and contemporary music, showcasing the timeless appeal of Dvořák's music and the innovative style of Turnage. The first half of the album features Dvořák's Symphony No. 9, which is known for its beautiful melodies and rich orchestration. The second half of the album features Turnage's "Canon Fever," which is a contemporary take on Dvořák's work.

The album is expertly performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Vladimir Jurowski. The orchestra brings out the nuances of both Dvořák and Turnage's works, creating a beautiful and cohesive listening experience.

Summary by Augusto Cuginotti

Symphony No 9 New World Canon Fever is a must-have album for classical music lovers who appreciate the beauty of both traditional and contemporary music. The combination of Dvořák and Turnage's works creates a unique and unforgettable listening experience that is sure to delight and inspire.