The composer of this work
The composer of this work originally intended the second movement to be the basis for a future opera based on a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and it later served as the basis for the song "Goin' Home" by Harry Burleigh. It contains an English horn solo that is later echoed by the orchestra in the fourth movement. Despite the composer's attempts to infuse it with Native-American folksongs and African-American spirituals, the majority of this piece still utilizes traditional melodies from the composer's native Bohemia. For 10 points, name this work whose title refers to the composer's visit to the United States, the final symphony by Antonín Dvorák.
The composer of this work originally intended the second movement to be the basis for a future opera based on a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and it later served as the basis for the song "Goin' Home" by Harry Burleigh.
{Dvorak's Symphony} No. {9} in {E Minor Op.} 95 [or From the {New World}; or {New World} Symphony; or {Dvorak's} Symphony {No.} 5 in {E Minor}; accept reasonable equivalents; any answer using just numbers must mention {Dvorak's} name but those mentioning “{New World}” do not need to]