Bohemian Philharmonic 11th Subscription Concert

Bohemian Philharmonic is "an amateur orchestra that performs mainly the music of Bohemian composers such as Dvorak and Smetana.
The other meaning of "Bohemian" is "an amateur orchestra that travels freely in the world of music without being bound by conventional wisdom".
The orchestra has performed the complete symphonies of Dvořák, the rarely performed overture trilogy "Nature, Life, and Love," Balakirev's symphonic poem "In Bohemia," and other pieces related to Eastern European composers and their regions.
For the first time in seven years, the orchestra will perform Dvořák's hidden masterpiece, Symphony No. 4.
This time, the orchestra will perform Dvořák's hidden masterpiece, Symphony No. 4, for the first time in seven years, and Symphony No. 7 in its London premiere version from 1885.
Both pieces are rarely heard live, but the program is full of Dvořák's charms.