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	Anton Dvorak and The Fight For An American Musical Culture
		Dvorak was too much of a craftsman, too much of a thinker, to have, therefore, been ``smitten'' with the ``exotic'' or ``quaint'' character of the spirituals.
		Dvorak saw the spirituals as a potential resource for the universal art of musical composition, of which he was one of the three or four great living masters at the time, and sought to use this art in the service of freedom.
		Dvorak may have been unaware of what had happened to Scott Joplin, whose classically modeled compositions were sometimes compared to the work of Chopin, and who endeavored to publish them, only to be told that his ``rags'' were the only thing that would sell''--that is, be published.
	members.tripod.com /~american_almanac/dvorak.htm (3252 words)

	Antonín Dvořák - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dvorak's New York home was located at 327 East 17th Street near Perlman Place.
		Dvorak’s Operas Dvorak’s critical acclaim as a composer of symphonies and concertos gave him a strong desire to write opera.
		Dvorak’s contemporary, Bedřich Smetana was gaining attention for his first opera The Brandenburgs of Bohemia and followed that effort up with international acclaim for his second opera, The Bartered Bride, with Dalibore and Libuse soon to come.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Antonin_Dvorak (2319 words)

	Chicago Park District: Dvorak Park
		Dvorak Park was originally only 3.85 acres in size.
		In recognition of the area's large Bohemian population, the West Park Commission named the park for Anton Dvorak (1841-1904), the famous Czech composer.
		Dvorak Park's fieldhouse and bathhouse were designed by William Carbys Zimmerman, who then served as State Architect.
	www.chicagoparkdistrict.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/parks.detail/object_id/5B75EF79-5196-452F-9747-CADECD296EB9.cfm (230 words)

	Classical Classics - Dvorak's "New World" Symphony, Classical Notes, Peter Gutmann
		Dvorak was lured to New York in 1892 with the promise of a fee twenty times his salary in Prague.
		Resemblance to the atmosphere of Dvorak's prior work suggested to some commentators that the work was most heavily influenced by nostalgia for his beloved Bohemia.
		They noted Dvorak's fascination with the Hiawatha legend and traced the symphony's largo and scherzo to scenes of the funeral and celebratory feast from an opera he had sketched but never pursued.
	www.classicalnotes.net /classics/newworld.html (1666 words)

	Dvorak, Anton (1841 - 1904) - musicaeterna.fr
		Dvorak, compositeur romantique, est l'un des trois « grands » de la musique tchèque avec Smetana et Janacek.
		C'est à un jeune âge que Dvorak montre un interêt pour la musique, mais son père, un cafetier, a d'autres idées pour son métier à l'avenir ; il veut notamment le destiner à la profession de boucher.
		C'est avec justesse que Dvorak y échappe, remarqué fort heureusement par un organiste local qui lui doit sa première véritable formation musicale.
	www.musicaeterna.fr /dvorak.htm (313 words)

	Dvorak in America:
		In 1892 Anton Dvorak came to the United States to accept the post of Director of the National Conservatory of Music in New York.
		Dvorak’s works were already popular in the country, and he was received with great enthusiasm and expectation.
		Dvorak was aware his work was being misconstrued and was adamant that it be viewed correctly.
	deptorg.knox.edu /catch/2000fall/text/29-Boast-Dvorak.htm (1541 words)

	ANTON DVORAK'S FAREWELL
		Dvorak is not a melancholic composer, even though he is a masterful interpreter of the ever present sadness typical of the Slav-Bohemian soul, infused with uncertainty about roots and a desire to escape.
		It is also probable that Dvorak brought his return home forward, so as to see her alive, and, on her death, a month later, he decided to partially alter the Concerto, adding some quotations from the Song to the third movement and also sixty new bars near the end.
		DVORAK, Antonin, Concerto for Cello and Orchestra Op.
	www2.ing.unipi.it /~d5211/inglese/farewell.html (14660 words)

	wbur.org Arts - Music - Almost a Magical Mystery Tour
		It is revealing that Dvorak's most pleasant memories from the years he lived in America (1892-1895) were the times he spent fishing with the local residents of Spillville, Iowa.
		Dvorak needed only one month to write the Quartet, in the summer of 1889, but there is nothing flimsy about this beautiful piece.
		Dvorak, who himself was a violist, provided a particularly juicy viola part in this movement, and Ms.
	www.wbur.org /arts/2003/50019_20030922.asp (977 words)

	Liberty National Bank and Trust Co. v. Dvorak, 199 N.W.2d 414 (N.D. 1972)
		The district court found that the note of June 26, 1970, was a renewal of the note of July 7, 1969, and that Anton J. Dvorak had agreed to a renewal by signing the first note.
		There is no doubt that Anton J. Dvorak, by the renewal clause contained in the note, consented to the renewal of the first note which was dated July 7, 1969.
		The evidence reveals that Anton J. Dvorak was damaged by the substitution of the second note.
	www.ndcourts.com /court/opinions/8802.htm (1127 words)

	ANTON DVORAK'S FAREWELL
		Dvorak is not a melancholic composer, even though he is a masterful interpreter of the ever present sadness typical of the Slav-Bohemian soul, infused with uncertainty about roots and a desire to escape.
		It is also probable that Dvorak brought his return home forward, so as to see her alive, and, on her death, a month later, he decided to partially alter the Concerto, adding some quotations from the Song to the third movement and also sixty new bars near the end.
		Dvorak was a very simple man, who jealously guarded his feelings, which are only (transparently) revealed in his works.
	www.ing.unipi.it /~d5211/inglese/farewell.html (14660 words)

	Anton Dvorak
		Anton Dvorak était un compositeur tchèque romantique né Nelahozeves, près de Prague, le 8 septembre 1841, mort à Prague le 1er mai 1904.
		Dvorak compose alors ses danses slaves pour pianos, témoignant une grande richesse mélodique, qui lui valent déjà une certaine réputation européenne.
		Anton Dvorak crée la plus célèbre de ses symphonies, dite du nouveau monde (1894), qui constitue, en quelque sorte, une lettre à ses amis européens sur la nouvelle sensibilité musicale américaine.
	www.encyclok.com /encyclopedie/antondvorak/antondvorak.php (610 words)

	Anton Dvorak
		ANTON DVORAK, the Bohemian composer who has risen so suddenly into prominence, was born at Mülhausen, near Prague, Sept. 8, 1841.
		As the laws of Bohemia stipulate that music shall be a part of common-school education, Dvorak learned the rudiments in the village school, and also received violin instruction.
		At the age of sixteen he was admitted to the organ-school at Prague, of which Joseph Pitsch was the principal.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles31n/oratorio-8.shtml (1243 words)

	CVHS Marching Band Field Show Information
		Dvorak thought $10 grand sounded good to him, so it was off to New York.
		Dvorak decided he would open the concert with a group of three concert overtures, collectively titled, "Nature, Life, and Love." This trilogy had already received its debut back home at Dvorak's "Farewell Concert" in Prague.
		Dvorak said that each of the three pieces was intended to embody "some aspect of Nature and her powers for good and evil." To get this effect, Dvorak created a motif (
	members.aol.com /belski/cvhs/showinfo98.html (1021 words)

	Antonin Dvorak
		In the third movement, Dvorak unfolds a typically lovely melody while the finale rolls along with high-spirited folk dances and a reminiscence of the opening march theme to end the work jubilantly in the key of D major.
		Dvorak must be placed among the most richly gifted and versatile composers of the 19th Century.
		Dvorak composed the Terzetto (which, by the way, means a piece written for three voices) not for the concert hall, but for one Josef Kruis, an amateur violinist and chemistry student, who happened to live in the same rooming house in Prague, and his teacher, violinist Jan Pelikan.
	www.fuguemasters.com /dvorak.html (3014 words)

	ANTON DVORAK (1841-1904) - Online Information article about ANTON DVORAK (1841-1904)
		October 1857 Dvorak entered the organ-school of the Gesellschaft der Kirchenmusik, where he worked for three years.
		Dvorak himself said afterwards that he retained no recollection of much that he then composed.
		Dvorak's music is characteristically national, though less purely so than that of See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /DRO_ECG/DVORAK_ANTON_1841_1904_.html (1273 words)

	Anton Dvorak - LoveToKnow 1911
		ANTON DVORAK (1841-1904), Bohemian musical composer, born at Nelahozeves (otherwise Miihlhausen) in Bohemia on the 8th of September 1841, was the son of Frantisek Dvofak, a small publican and village butcher.
		At the door of his father's inn Dvofak first appeared as a practical musician, taking his place among the fiddlers who scraped out their "furiants" and other wild dances for the benefit of the holiday-making local beaux and belles.
		This page was last modified 09:54, 6 Oct 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Anton_Dvorak (905 words)

	Antonin Dvorak, Composer
		Dvorak was a country boy, one of seven children of a butcher/ innkeeper in a small village in Bohemia.
		The friend taught Dvorak viola (which became his favorite instrument), piano and organ, and when he was sixteen Dvorak went to study music in Prague.
		After music, Dvorak's strongest interest was trains, and he was often seen at the railway station in Prague observing, studying railway schedules, and visiting with railway engineers.
	www.dsokids.com /2001/dso.asp?PageID=287 (285 words)

	Antonín Dvorák - Mel Bay Profile
		Born in 1841, Anton Dvorak was the son of an innkeeper.
		Anton was 32 before he really became known as a composer and did not become known in America until he was appointed to the post of director the National Conservatory of New York in 1892.
		Anton Dvorak was an original and very powerful musical genius.
	www.melbay.com /authors.asp?author=1072 (449 words)

	Anton Dvorak - Revision history
				'''AntonÃn''' (or '''Anton''') '''DvoÅÃ¡k''' was an [[Earth]] composer in the late [[19th century]].
		The cause of this was a malfunction in an interface between the [[Enterprise]] [[computer]] and [[Data]], who engaged in a study of Dvorak's collected works, in [[2369]].
		The cause of this was a malfunction in an interface between the [[Enterprise]] [[computer]] and [[Data]], who engaged in a study of Dvorak's collected works, in [[2369]].
	memory-alpha.org /en/index.php?title=Anton_Dvorak&action=history&feed=rss (2013 words)

	Anton Dvorak - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Antonín (or Anton) Dvořák was an Earth composer in the late 19th century.
		Dvořák's main focus was romantic music and wrote a series of musical compositions which he titled The Slavonic Dances.
		The cause of this was a malfunction in an interface between the USS Enterprise-D computer and Data, who engaged in a study of Dvorak's collected works, in 2369.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Anton_Dvorak (117 words)

	Czech Garden
		Anton Dvorak was born at Nelahozeves (Milhlhausen), Bohemia on September 8, 1841.
		Throughout the 1860's Dvorak played viola in the Bohemian Provisional Theater Orchestra conducted by Bedrich Smetana.
		In 1892, Dvorak became head of the National Conservatory of Music of America in New York.
	academic.csuohio.edu /clevelandhistory/culturalgardens/Gardens/Czech/dvorak.htm (152 words)

	Introducing the Dvorak Keyboard -- Non-English Layouts
		By the looks of your Foreign Dvorak page, you haven't seen my Euro Keys project: http://eurokeys.steveszone.com - It has been around for a while, and there is both a German & UK drivers for download.
		For example, Dvorak seems to make common English diphthongs like ae, ei, ie, eu, and oe about as easy to type as possible, considering they are constrained to the left side of the home row by more important considerations.
		Steve Ingram at Dvorak International was kind enough to connect me with Rolando Montaño Fraire, who has developed a Dvorak-style keyboard layout for Spanish.
	www.mwbrooks.com /dvorak/national.html (2459 words)

	Home
		The Bily Clocks Museum and Antonin Dvorak Exhibit has been a favorite attraction of young and old for many years.
		The clocks depict history, art, religion and culture and are covered with hundreds of expertly carved figures.
		Also housed in the museum on the second floor is an exhibit in memory of the famous Czech composer, Antonin Dvorak.
	www.bilyclocks.org (164 words)

	The My Hero Project - Antonin Dvorák
		Having allowed a good friend, Anton Seidl, to conduct this latest piece at Carnegie Hall, the composer Dvorák sat among the admiring audience.
		Antonin Dvorák was born on September 8, 1841 in Nelahozeves, Czechoslovakia.
		I am happy to be in your company of DVORAK friends.
	www.myhero.com /hero.asp?hero=Dvorak (1351 words)

	Dvorak - BasicRep.com
		Dvorak's Symphony from the New World [No. 9] is by far his best known work, but that does not mean his other symphonies are any less musical.
		The Dvorak 'American' Quartet is joined by Tchaikovsky's Quartet for Strings No. 1 and Borodin's Quartet for Strings No. 2.
		Dvorak's Slavonic Dances are two suites of festive dances, and the Szell / Cleveland Orchestra recording is older, but is a great performance at a really low price.
	www.basicrep.com /composers/dvorak.html (215 words)

	Dvorák, Kozeluh: Masses / Kulínsky, Prague Philharmonic \| ArkivMusic
		In this original version, it was heard for the first time in the Chapel of Hlavka's Chateau on Sunday September 11, 1887.
		The further fate of the Mass, in spite of Dvorak's already considerable fame abroad, was surprising.
		Dvorak then went to London and the publisher Novello, but again in vain.
	www.arkivmusic.com /classical/album.jsp?album_id=40250 (210 words)

	CASEL - CASEL Illinois Collaborating Sites - Anton Dvorak (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Anton Dvorak Academy is one of CASEL's Collaborating Sites and as such offers CASEL the opportunity to assist in schoolwide SEL implementation.
		CASEL selected Dvorak because of its long-term commitment to working with the University of Illinois at Chicago in a number of school improvement domains.
		Dvorak's population consists of 97.5% of the students living below the poverty line.
	www.casel.org /casel_illinois/antondvorak.php (279 words)

	Anton Dvorak : Infos, paroles, photos
		Anton Dvorak est un compositeur tchèque né le 8 septembre 1841 à; Nelahozeves (République Tchèque) et décédé le 1er mai 1904 à; Prague (République Tchèque).
		Le folklore tchèque est un des éléments marquants des compositions romantiques d'Anton Dvorak.
		Tout le monde a entendu du Dvorak, peut-être sans le savoir...
	www.ramdam.com /art/d/antondvorak.htm (106 words)

	Anton Dvorak
		Particularly well received in England, Dvorak wrote The Spectre's Bride (1884) and the Requiem Mass (1890) for Birmingham, the Seventh Symphony for the Philharmonic Society (1885) and St.
		In matters of style Dvorak was neither conservative nor radical.
		Despite his fascination with opera, he lacked a natural instinct for drama; for all their admirable wit and lyricism.
	w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de /cmp/dvorak.html (320 words)

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