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    Antonin Dvorak was a famous Slavic composer who lived through the mid to late 1800's. I did a short presentation on the man in my History class, and the power point just might help someone at some point. If you've got questions, PM me.

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    Antonin Dvorak was a famous Slavic composer who lived through the mid to late 1800's. I did a short presentation on the man in my History class, and the power point just might help someone at some point. If you've got questions, PM me.

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    Antonín Dvořák

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    Antonin Dvorak was a famous Slavic composer who lived through the mid to late 1800's. I did a short presentation on the man in my History class, and the power point just might help someone at some point. If you've got questions, PM me.

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    Antonín Dvořák

    (ahn-TONE-ihn, de-VORE-zshak)
    Presented by Alex Darling
    Europe
    Born 8 Sept. 1841 Nelahozeves, Austrian Empire
    Earliest musical education at 6 yrs.
    Played in a Bohemian Theater Orchestra
    1871 – gave up orchestra for composing
    1873 – married Anna Čermáková
    Dvořák’s fame increased
     Befriends Johannes Brahms
     Publishes Slavonic Dances
    1891 – received honorary degree from U. of
    Caimbridge
    Musical Style
    Influenced by Czech
    folk music
     Rusalka
     Slavonic Dances

    Richard Wagner
    Ludvig Beethoven
    America/Later Life
    1892 – moved to New York
    Became director of the National Conservatory of
    Music ($15,000 annual salary)
    1893 – composed Symphony No.9 “From the New
    World”
    Returned to Europe
     Conflicts about salary
     Increased fame in Europe
     Homesickness

    Died
    Famous Works
    Slavonic dances New world symphony

    Write in Austrian Empire Wrote in America


    Based off Slavic fold Based off African and
    music Native American
    Also Beethoven and Spirituals
    Brahms Later in career
    Earliest commissioning Most famous work
    Established his Still has Slavic roots
    reputation
    Bibliography
    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/The_first_page_
    of_the_autograph_score_of_Dvo%C5%99%C3%A1k%27s_ninth_symp
    hony..jpg

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