The Symphony No. 8 has been called more of a Slavonic rhapsody than a symphony. The folk-song character of this symphony is evident throughout, which makes so much fun to play. All four movements have been carefully abridged to retain all of the charm and lyricism of the original. This arrangement sounds so good, you might think Dvorak originally composed it for brass quintet! A great addition to your recital, concert or Pops program. Play one movement or play them all. Includes alternate C Trumpet parts. Performance time, 22:00. Published by Dorm 40 Music, www.dorm40music.com. Audio sample by the amazing Boston-based Triton Brass Quintet, performing live at Tanglewood.