SACD Antonín Dvořák: 'American' Quartet / Quartet No. 1 / Quartet No. 2

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'American' Quartet / Quartet No. 1 / Quartet No. 2 - SACD

Antonín Dvořák | Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | Alexander Borodin | Escher String Quartet

Rock | Pop | Classical | Stage & Screen | Pop Rock | Romantic | Soundtrack | Czechoslovakian classics

2017

SACD

BIS 28. February 2018 Europe

Album

More ID: 566431 EAN: 7318599922805 Discogs ID: 13213156

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New

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Details

Title	'American' Quartet / Quartet No. 1 / Quartet No. 2
Artist	Antonín Dvořák \| Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky \| Alexander Borodin \| Escher String Quartet
More info	SACD
Format	SACD
Labels	BIS
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	28. February 2018
First released	2017
Weight	85 g
EAN	7318599922805
Product ID	566431
Discogs ID	13213156
Discogs reviews	4.67

Antonín Dvořák: 'American' Quartet / Quartet No. 1 / Quartet No. 2 version on SACD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company BIS on 28. February 2018. Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Classical, Stage & Screen, Pop Rock, Romantic, Soundtrack and Czechoslovakian classics. SACD.

	String Quartet In F Major. Op. 96 'American' (1893)	25:27 min
	Composed By Antonín Dvořák
	String Quartet No. 1 In D Major, Op. 11 (1871)	27:54 min
	Composed By Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
	String Quartet In D major (1881)	26:51 min
	Composed By Alexander Borodin