Antonin Dvorak, My Father

Antonin Dvorak, My Father

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Antonin Dvorak, My Father is a personal biography by his son Otakar who at the age of seventyfive years old decided to write about the events missing from the other books about my father. For musicologists, Otakars biography of his father contains many new items, but basically the book portrays Dvorak as a father. Story after story discloses Dvofaks real identity, captured in simple words by his son, while the great composers work and profession linger in the background.Otakar reveals in detail how his father decided to come to America. Later, after Otakar joined his parents in New York, the family set out for Spiliville. Otakar tells many stories about his father in this CzechAmerican community in northeastern Iowa.Dvoraks symphony From the New World was the rage of New York in December of 1893, but Otakar recalls it for a much different reason.Dvoraks depression in New York has seldom been mentioned, much less understood. But through the eyes of nine year old Otakar there is a poignancy that few musical historians could present.Otakar remembers many stories told by Dvotaks friends and pupils. These colorful stories carry us through the chapters, giving us the background to Dvofaks career and life. Otakar relates several gems for the musical historian, but the story about how his father solved a problem in his most famous opera might be the best.Otakar wrote his book to say...ad memoriam lather. But Otakars epilogue for this book written a few days before his own death divulged as much about himself as his stories did about his father.

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