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One of the greatest of all concertos, Dvorák wrote his cello concerto in 1894-95. It shows Dvorák to be a master of concertante writing, for not only is the work symphonic in its grandeur but it also contains many beautiful passages where the cello combines with just one or two other instruments. In the second movement, Dvorák quotes one of his earlier songs, and this heartful melody also returns at the very end of the work, which is full of drama and passion throughout.
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