A flute solo in the first movement of this work imitates the spiritual "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.
One theme in this work played by French horns follows an Adagio introduction in 4/8 time. The tempo of this work's second section was changed to Largo during a New York Philharmonic rehearsal for its premiere. In that movement, an English horn is used to model the voice of Harry (*) Burleigh. The scherzo of this work's molto vivace third movement was influenced by a Longfellow poem. A flute solo in the first movement of this work imitates the spiritual "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot." The composer of this symphony incorporated African-American folk melodies after a visit to America. For 10 points, name this final symphony by Antonín Dvořák ("DVOR-jack").
One theme in this work played by French horns follows an Adagio introduction in 4/8 time.
Symphony From the New World [or New World Symphony; accept Z nového světa; accept Antonín Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 in E minor; prompt on New World until “symphony” is read, then accept afterwards; prompt on Symphony No. 9 until “Dvořák” is read, then accept afterwards] &lt;GA&gt;