Antonin Dvorak

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Born: September 8, 1841
Place: Nelahozeves, Bohemia

Everyone knew that when Antonin Dvorak grew up he would be doing something with music. He grew up in a very poor family but when he was 16 he went to the Prague Organ School where he was finally able to apply his love for music, becoming a good violinist. Johann Brahms, another famous composer was his mentor and friend. He often went to other countries to conduct the symphonies he wrote. He wrote 9 symphonies and many other works, including Concertos, Slavonic dances, Piano music, Chamber Music and 9 Operas. His most famous composition, his 9th Symphony in E minor, (also called "From the New World") was the last symphony he composed.

Died: May 1, 1904
Place: Prague

His music...

Am Bache Opus 82 #11
Cello Concerto in B minor, Opus 104
Gypsy Songs, Opus 55, #1
Humoresque Opus 101
9th Symphony (From the New World) 1st Movement
Slavonic Dances in E Minor, Opus 72, #2