dvorak - slavonic dances\nuse the information below to answer the question.\ndvorak (1841 - 1904) originally…

dvorak - slavonic dances\nuse the information below to answer the question.\ndvorak (1841 - 1904) originally composed the slavonic dances for piano, but they were soon orchestrated for full orchestra. there are 16 dances that were published in 2 sets.\nthe slavonic dances were inspired by the hungarian dances by brahms. they are based on slavic rhythms, but the melodies were original to dvorak. these dances were popular then and now.\nslavonic dance no. 8 has an interesting key change back and forth from minor to major in the opening phrases. note also the change in dynamic range and tempos.\nslavonic dance no. 1 also has dramatic changes of dynamics and tempo.\nthe slavonic dances by dvorak are based on what kind of rhythms?\n- slavic rhythms\n- hungarian rhythms\n- spanish rhythms

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