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 approachin
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")