This country was the birthplace of a composer who wrote a set of "Alexander Variations" and based his fourth piano concerto on the folk song "The British Grenadiers". A second composer from this country wrote a cycle of nearly 400 piano pieces called Moods, Impressions, and Reminisces, but is better known for an opera based on a Schiller poem, The Bride of Messina. A composer of this nationality set ten texts from the Book of Psalms in his collection Biblical Songs. Another composer from this country wrote the rhapsody 
This country was the birthplace of a composer who wrote a set of "Alexander Variations" and based his fourth piano concerto on the folk song "The British Grenadiers". A second composer from this country wrote a cycle of nearly 400 piano pieces called Moods, Impressions, and Reminisces, but is better known for an opera based on a Schiller poem, The Bride of Messina. A composer of this nationality set ten texts from the Book of Psalms in his collection Biblical Songs. Another composer from this country wrote the rhapsody (*) Taras Bulba, the opera The Cunning Little Vixen, and the Glagolitic Mass. Another composer from this country used a high sustained E to represent the composer's approaching deafness and included the section "The Moldau" in his symphonic work Ma vlast. For 10 points, name this modern-day home country of Zdenek Fibich, Leos Janacek, and Bedrich Smetana.
This country was the birthplace of a composer who wrote a set of "Alexander Variations" and based his fourth piano concerto on the folk song "The British Grenadiers".
Czech Republic (accept Czechoslovakia before "modern-day")