Packet 6: Bonus 19

This collection’s first part, its composer’s Opus 46, begins and ends with a furiant. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this collection of 16 pieces by Antonín Dvořák based on folk rhythms. It was inspired by a set of 21 works in the same genre by Brahms.
ANSWER: Slavonic Dances [or Slovanské tance]
[10e] Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances and Brahms’s Hungarian Dances were both written for this sort of ensemble, in which two pianists play the same piano, unlike a piano duo, in which they play separate pianos.
ANSWER: piano four hands [or à quatre mains; or a quattro mani; or zu vier Händen; or vierhändig; prompt on piano duet]
[10h] The most common triple-time dance style in Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances is this one, which includes the last dance in Opus 72. Josef Suk’s final two pieces are in this Bohemian dance style, including one scored for five violins, double bass, and various percussion instruments.
ANSWER: sousedská
<Editors, Classical Music> | F. Prelims 6 - British Columbia + Texas + North Carolina

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
BruinIllinois B1010020ME
CambridgeUC Berkeley A1010020ME
Chicago ASwarthmore1010020ME
Columbia ARutgers1010020ME
IndianaCornell010010E
MITNYU B100010M
UC Berkeley BNYU A100010M
WashUGeorgetown1010020ME
WaterlooColumbia B1010020ME

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Main Site2026-04-17✓916.6778%89%0%