This Humoresque (or Humoreske), one of a set Dvorák wrote for piano in 1894, is perhaps the composer's most famous short work. Due to its popularity as a solo piano work, it was subsequently published in arrangements for other instruments.
There are two versions of the Humoresque offered here, one in G major which is suitable for most instruments, and the other is a version made by Fritz Kreisler in G flat major.
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