The first one is a presto in C major, while the last uses a long tempo instruction beginning "Grazioso e lento" and is in A-flat major.
The first one is a presto in C major, while the last uses a long tempo instruction beginning "Grazioso e lento" and is in A-flat major. Numbering sixteen parts in all, these works were issued in two groups of eight. They were commissioned to be "four-hand" music in order to market to home players, by Fritz Simrock, and include such forms as the Kolo, Sousedska, Furiant, and Dumka. For 10 points, name this work which capitalized on the popularity of a similar piece by Brahms on Hungarian themes, an exploration of folk forms from various parts of the Hapsburg lands by Antonin Dvorák
The first one is a presto in C major, while the last uses a long tempo instruction beginning "Grazioso e lento" and is in A-flat major.
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