Dvorak Serenade For Strings Tickets

Welcome to the official performer page for Dvorak Serenade for Strings. While the Serenade for Strings in E major, Op. 22, is a work by Antonín Dvořák rather than a contemporary artist, this page frames the piece as a featured performer in concert programs around the world. Written in May 1875, this roughly 27-minute masterwork showcases a full string orchestra through five movements, highlighting Dvořák’s lyrical and rhythmic versatility. We’ve got you covered with upcoming appearances, contextual background, and reliable performance details so you can secure your seats with confidence.

Key facts: Composed May 3–14, 1875; Movements include Moderato, Tempo di Valse, Scherzo: Vivace, Larghetto, and Finale: Allegro vivace. Premiere took place in Prague on December 10, 1876, conducted by Adolf Čech, with publication in Prague/Berlin between 1877–1879. While there is no dedicated artist discography or chart singles for the work itself, many ensembles record and perform the Serenade for Strings across concert seasons. For 2025, look out for Dvořák Prague Festival appearances at the Rudolfinum and performances within the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society season. Follow official ensemble and composer pages for authoritative updates and bookings.