Dvořák

Symphony No. 7 (Scherzo)

"A fiercely rhythmic, driving dance infused with Bohemian fire."

Commissioned by the London Philharmonic Society in 1884, Dvořák aimed to write a symphony capable of "stirring the world." The third movement is a thrilling furiant—a rapid, passionate Czech dance that constantly plays with the listener's sense of rhythm.

Era
Romantic
Medium
Orchestral
Mood
Playful Fiery