One opera by this composer contains a "Song to the Moon" sung by the titular water nymph, Rusalka.  
One opera by this composer contains a "Song to the Moon" sung by the titular water nymph, Rusalka.  The scherzo of his second piano quintet is a furiant, a type of dance that also appears in his collection modeled after Brahms's Hungarian Dances. The second movement of his best-known symphony opens with an English horn solo that was later popularized as the spiritual-like song "Goin' Home," and the symphony gets its nickname from the influence of American folk music. For 10 points, name this Czech composer of two sets of Slavonic Dances and the "New World" Symphony.
One opera by this composer contains a "Song to the Moon" sung by the titular water nymph, Rusalka.  
Antonin Dvorak