Dvorák and the Rise of Musical Nationalism
This course was available in the past and may be presented again as part of the Open Enrollment curriculum.
As versatile a composer as ever there was, Antonin Dvorák stands at the center of a movement beginning with Liszt, Glinka, and Smetana and extending through Rachmaninov, Stravinsky, and Bartok. This formidable array of distinctive styles continues to have a profound impact on the musical world of today. The class includes videos, recordings, and live performance.
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Notes
Online registration deadline: Thursday, June 16 at 5 pm CT
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