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Dvořák in America

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Dvořák in America
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ISBN-10 : 0812626818
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Book Synopsis Dvořák in America by : Joseph Horowitz

Book excerpt: An account of Antonin Dvorak's 1890s stay in America, where he took the essences of Indian drums, slave spirituals, and other musical forms and created from them a distinctly new music.


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