Dvorak (Antonín Dvořák)

Antonín Dvořák was a Czech composer born in 1841, renowned for his contributions to classical music. His works often blend folk melodies and rhythms from his native Bohemia, reflecting a deep connection to his cultural roots. Dvořák is best known for pieces like the "New World Symphony," which was inspired by his experiences in America. His music showcases rich orchestration and emotive themes, making it accessible and beloved by audiences worldwide. Dvořák's legacy continues to influence composers, and he is celebrated for his ability to fuse traditional elements with innovative classical forms. He passed away in 1904.