In response to these works, Bedrich Smetana composed a group of pieces which include "Oats" and "The
 Little Onion.
In response to these works, Bedrich Smetana composed a group of pieces which include "Oats" and "The
 Little Onion." The fourth and sixth of these works are slow waltzes named for "neighbors," while the fifth
 and seventh are upbeat and are named "jumping." Their composer's Opus 46 and Opus 72, these works
 were originally published for piano four-hands and include two furiants. Commissioned after the success of
 their composer's Moravian Duets, these pieces catapulted their composer to fame after being published by
 Fritz Simrock. Although they were inspired by the folk melodies of Brahms's Hungarian Dances, they
 consist of original melodies set to the rhythms of traditional music from Bohemia. For 10 points, name this
 nationalistic set of dances composed by Antonin Dvorak.
In response to these works, Bedrich Smetana composed a group of pieces which include "Oats" and "The
 Little Onion.
{Slavonic} Dances