Works On Slavic and Czech Themes
Compositions related to Slavic and Czech themes:
- Variations (Theme russe), Op. 23
- Fantasie, Variations und Finale über ein Böhmisches Lied, Op. 46
- Album des Chants Favorits de Pischeck, Op. 112
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