September 8, 1841 (July 23, 1901), the Czech composer Dvorak was born.



Anton Dvorak (1841-1904), the Czech Republic, one of the greatest composers of the nineteenth century, the Czech national school representative. September 8, 1841 was born in a poor family in the outskirts of Prague, the Czech capital. First learning the violin with the village musicians, graduated from the Prague Organ School in 1859, began as a viola teacher in the Czech National Theatre. In 1865, the advent of his First Symphony "Ciluonisi the bell, then began his steady stream of music creation. In 1878, he created "Slavonic Dances" was a great success, and then laid him as the composer of the position. In 1892, Dvorak was born "target =" _blank "> Dvorak came to the United States, and served as Dean of the School of Music in Prague.
He created a total of 12 operas, eleven oratorios and oratorio, nine symphonies, five symphonic poems, six concertos, thirty-two chamber music trio song, In addition, there are a lot of piano, violin music, Overture and songs and other works. including the most famous: "e Minor Ninth Symphony "(since the New World), b Cello Concerto", "Carnival Overture" and "F major String Quintet" and the opera "water fairy", "The King and coal workers," and so on.