Dvořák
New World symphonist
Dvořák is a Czech surname, most famously borne by Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904), the composer known for his *New World Symphony* and *Slavonic Dances*.
The name appears in music history, concert programs, and discussions of Romantic-era composers: We're playing Dvořák tonight.
The háček over the r indicates a sound between r and zh.
Extended composition for orchestra
- New WorldWestern Hemisphere landmasses
- RomanticismEmotion-centered artistic movement
- CzechOf Prague's homeland
- BrahmsRomantic German composer
chamber music · opera · orchestral · Prague · nationalism · classical · conductor · opus
Dominant keyboard configuration
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
- typingEntering text via keyboard
- ergonomicDesigned for bodily efficiency
- keysLock-operating instruments
alternative · efficiency · touch typing · programmer · keyboard · arrangement · standard · computer
symphony
Extended composition for orchestra
- New WorldWestern Hemisphere landmasses
- RomanticismEmotion-centered artistic movement
- CzechOf Prague's homeland
Brahms · chamber music · opera · orchestral · Prague · nationalism · classical · conductor · opus · movements
QWERTY
Dominant keyboard configuration
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
- typingEntering text via keyboard
- ergonomicDesigned for bodily efficiency
keys · alternative · efficiency · touch typing · programmer · keyboard · arrangement · standard · computer · input
DvořákWagner
German Romantic opera composer
serialism · Schoenberg · German nationalism · Brahms · atonal music