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New World

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Dvorak's Symphony From the New World was given its London premiere 100 years ago. The composer's words tell of his journey to New York, where he composed the work. Michael Beckerman explores its American qualities and Libor Pesek and players of the RLPO and the Wakefield Youth Orchestra discuss its importance. Producer Richard Bannerman (First broadcast on Radio

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Michael Beckerman
Producer:
Richard Bannerman
Source: Radio Times

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