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    Dvořák, a Czech composer from the Romantic era, frequently incorporated Bohemian folk music into his works. This lesson focuses on his Slavonic Dance No. 2. The student has previously played Dvořák's music in an exercise from his renowned Symphony No. 9, known as "From the New World."

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    Dvořák, a Czech composer from the Romantic era, frequently incorporated Bohemian folk music into his works. This lesson focuses on his Slavonic Dance No. 2. The student has previously played Dvořák's music in an exercise from his renowned Symphony No. 9, known as "From the New World."

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    Dvořák, a Czech composer from the Romantic era, frequently incorporated Bohemian folk music into his works. This lesson focuses on his Slavonic Dance No. 2. The student has previously played Dvořák's music in an exercise from his renowned Symphony No. 9, known as "From the New World."

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    Lesson 13: Slavonic Dance No.

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    Antonín Dvořák, a Czech composer who wrote music during the Romantic era (1815–1910), made
    frequent use of Bohemian folk music in his works. This isn’t the first time you’ve played Dvořák’s
    music; Exercise 4 in Lesson 15 of Book 1 is from his famous Symphony No. 9 (“From the New
    World”).

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