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Antonin Dvorák wrote his Sonatina Op.100 in just two weeks at the end of 1893, and musically it is characteristic of the time he spent in America. The first movement has a distinctive pentatonic theme, while the popular second movement is often known as the 'Indian Lament'. The final two movements again encompass a range of both American and Bohemian influences. It is technically quite an easy work, and while it was originally written for violin and piano, transcriptions for flute and cello also exist.
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