Antonín Dvořák

composer

About this Artist

Born: 1841, Nelahozeves, Bohemia
Died: 1904, Prague, Bohemia

As a Czech musician in a Germanocentric world, Dvořák struggled at first for recognition and even a living. Ultimately he became an international celebrity. Known for orchestral and chamber music, he also composed songs, choral pieces, and operas.

Watch & Listen

Playlist: 2024/25 Classics and Contemporary Works

Discover the moments that move us via our new playlist featuring music programmed for the 2024/25 season at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

LA Phil on Tour: 2024

Catch up with the LA Phil and Gustavo Dudamel as they embarked on a 12-day tour to Barcelona, Paris, and London.

Podcast: Dvořák and Ortiz with Dudamel with Thomas Neenan • LA Phil 2023/24

Educator Thomas Neenan discusses Dvořák and Ortiz with Dudamel.

Playlist: 2024/25 Season Highlights

Discover the moments that move us via our new playlist featuring music programmed for the 2024/25 season at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Podcast: Dvořák and Bruckner with Russell Steinberg • LA Phil 2022/23

Composer and conductor of the Los Angeles Youth Orchestra Russell Steinberg explains the great Dvořák concerto and Bruckner’s epic 7th Symphony.

Podcast: Mälkki Leads Dvořák with Patrick Posey • LA Phil 2022/23

Saxophonist and educator at the USC Thornton School of Music Patrick Posey explains music by Dvořák and Lara.

Playlist: 2023/24 Season Highlights

Explore Los Angeles Philharmonic recordings of programming from our 2023/24 season

Upbeat Live: Hilary Hahn Plays Barber with Russell Steinberg • LA Phil 2021/22

Composer and conductor of the Los Angeles Youth Orchestra Russell Steinberg explores music by Barber, Pärt and Dvořák.

“Largo” from Dvořák’s “New World” Symphony

Gustavo Dudamel leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic in the second movement of Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 – one of Dudamel’s favorite orchestral selections.