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 Dvořrák's Symphony # 9 (Largo) can precede  Dvořrák's Symphony # 9 (Allegro con fuoco) and the two can be played as a single piece.

PERFORMANCE TIPS

  • Allegro con fuoco:  “Fast with fire” (mm=130 - 145)
  • At the end of Measure 43 you will see:   // near the top of the staff.  These two slashes are called a Caesura,   sometimes called a Grand Pause or Luftpausen. 
  • The slashes mean there is to be a brief, silent pause in the music for everyone.  A caesura usually comes in an unexpected place in the music.   
  • Sometimes we call the caesura "railroad tracks" or "tram lines" because that’s what they look like.  And like real railroad tracks you want to stop suddenly, carefully look both ways then make sure you watch the conductor for when to go across the tracks.
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FINDING MUSIC FOR YOUR INSTRUMENT

  • Find your Instrument in one of the colored boxes.
  • Click on the box and the music for your instrument will pop-up.
  • NOTE:  You’ll need Adobe Acrobat to see, download, and print out the music.