The second movement of this work is marked Largo and drew its inspiration from Negro spirituals, while the Scherzo of this work is meant to depict an Indian dance.  
The third movement of this work opens with the strings playing a single quarter note while the flute, oboe, and clarinet play a double eighth note and hold a half and dotted half note, before the violins play a fast-moving arpeggiated section over that movement's main theme.  The first movement of this work contains a solo flute passage meant to evoke the melody of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", and is marked Adagio—Allegro Molto.  The second movement of this work is marked Largo and drew its inspiration from Negro spirituals, while the Scherzo of this work is meant to depict an Indian dance.  For 10 points—name this last symphony of Antonín Dvor?ák.
The third movement of this work opens with the strings playing a single quarter note while the flute, oboe, and clarinet play a double eighth note and hold a half and dotted half note, before the violins play a fast-moving arpeggiated section over that movement's main theme.  
{New World} Symphony or Symphony From the {New World} or Symphony {No.} 9 in {E minor}