Home / Music / HMV originally released Szell's Dvořák Symphony No. 8Music linernotes album music dvořákHMV originally released Szell's Dvořák Symphony No. 8Szell’s recording of Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8 first came out on HMV as ASD 2653, with a later reissue on Sony Classical. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesGeorge Szell's New World Symphony was recorded in stereo for ColumbiaSzell's Central European roots shaped his Dvořák interpretationsGeorge Szell recorded Dvořák's New World Symphony in 1959George Szell recorded Dvořák's Symphony No. 8 in 1970Szell recorded Dvořák's 8th at Severance Hall in ClevelandExploreRon Carter and Gary King gave Weather Report's Nightwings two bass soundsBuck Clayton and Vic Dickenson backed Odetta on Sings the BluesNina Simone played piano and sang on Pastel Blues with her regular bandNala Sinephro's Space 1.8 pulled from the London jazz sceneWayne Shorter's Speak No Evil brought together a classic Blue Note lineupPrevious Illinois was the second state in Sufjan Stevens' Fifty States Project — which he later called a gimmickNext Herbie Hancock's ninth album Mwandishi came out on Warner Bros. in 1971