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Classical Album Reviews: Dvorak’s “Legends & Rhapsodies” and Stewart Goodyear plays Prokofiev

December 3, 2024

Posted in Classical Music, Featured, Music, Review

Wow. Stewart Goodyear can play Prokofiev. The Czech Philharmonic and Tomás Netopil are compelling advocates, playing Dvořák with plenty of rhythmic zest and tonal warmth.

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Classical Album Reviews: Dvorak’s “Legends & Rhapsodies” and Stewart Goodyear plays Prokofiev

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