Má vlast

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Má vlast is a cycle of six symphonic poems by Czech composer Bedřich Smetana that celebrates the history, landscapes, and legends of Bohemia.

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Má vlast canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf orchestral work
symphonic poem cycle
associatedWith Czech nationalism
Prague Spring International Music Festival
catalogueNumber JB 1:112
composer Bedřich Smetana
compositionEndYear 1879
compositionStartYear 1874
countryOfOrigin Bohemia
Czech lands
dedicatedTo Czech nation
depicts Czech legends
history of Bohemia
landscapes of Bohemia
genre program music
hasTheme myth and legend
national identity
patriotism
influencedBy Bohemian history
Czech folk music
Czech landscape
keyMovement Blaník in E major
Tábor in E minor
Vltava in E minor
Vyšehrad in E minor
Z českých luhů a hájů in G major
language instrumental
movement Blaník
Tábor
Vltava
linked to: Vltava River

Vyšehrad
Z českých luhů a hájů
Šárka
movementOrder 1: Vyšehrad
2: Vltava
linked to: Vltava River

3: Šárka
4: Z českých luhů a hájů
5: Tábor
6: Blaník
notableMotif Vyšehrad harp motif
notableMovement Vltava
linked to: Vltava River
numberOfParts 6
orchestration symphony orchestra
premiereLocation Prague
premiereYear 1882
reusesMotifIn Blaník
titleTranslation My Country
typicalPerformanceContext concert hall
workType nationalist composition

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Vltava River featuredInWork Má vlast
Bedřich Smetana notableWork Má vlast
Vltava (symphonic poem) partOf Má vlast