Only few instrumental sounds were as intimately close to the heart of Antonín Dvořák (1841 - 1904) as that of the strings. Dvořák's compositions for stringed instruments are characterized not just by his trademark stunning melodic invention and flawless formal equilibrium, but (unlike his keyboard scores) also by immaculate feeling for the inner logic of each given instrument, and by the utmost respect for its "spirit." This also accounts for the immense popularity these works have continually enjoyed among players. A prominent admirer of Dvořák's genius, Supraphon exclusive artist Václav Hudeček has turned this new digital recording into his personal profession of love for the Czech Master of Romantic music. His partner here is one of the foremost representatives of Czech chamber music interpretation, the pianist Petr Adamec.