Symphony No. 9 in E minor by Antonín Dvořák, better known as the Symphony “From the New World”, refers to America, where the composer moved after his appointment as Director of the New York National Conservatory of Music. In fact, American culture stimulated and enriched Dvořák, who proposed a symphony with a European classical matrix, but enriched by native music such as the Spirituals. Dvořák himself wrote about this symphony : « …in Symphony No. 9 I have simply written original themes that...