Antonín Dvořák: Czech Nationalism and International Career (1841–1904)

1. Born in Nelahozeves, Bohemia

   Sep 8, 1841Labels: Nelahozeves, Bohemia, Anton n

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2. Begins New York Conservatory directorship

   Oct 1, 1892Labels: National Conservatory, New York, Anton n

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3. Completes Symphony No. 9 in New York

   May 24, 1893Labels: Symphony No, New York, Anton n

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4. Spends summer in Spillville, Iowa

   Jun 3, 1893Labels: Spillville, Czech community, Anton n

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5. New World Symphony premieres at Carnegie Hall

   Dec 16, 1893Labels: Carnegie Hall, New York, Symphony No

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6. Writes Cello Concerto during final U.S. year

   Feb 9, 1895Labels: Cello Concerto, Anton n

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7. Returns permanently to Prague

   Apr 1, 1895Labels: Prague, Anton n

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8. Cello Concerto premieres in London

   Mar 19, 1896Labels: Cello Concerto, London Premiere, Anton n

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9. Elected artistic director of Prague Conservatory

   Jan 1, 1901Labels: Prague Conservatory, Artistic Director, Anton n

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10. Rusalka premieres at Prague’s National Theatre

    Mar 31, 1901Labels: Rusalka, Prague National, Anton n

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11. Dies in Prague after major late-career output

    May 1, 1904Labels: Prague, Anton n

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