Suk, Josef
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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...Though his early works were influenced by Brahms and Dvorak, he developed in his later works a chromatic polyphony approaching atonality. His second symphony, Asrael (1907), expresses his grief at the deaths of Dvorak and of his wife, Dvoraks daughter...