175;early training,176;recalled from school,176;first composition,178;enters the organ school at Prague,179;difficulties,180;appointment in the orchestra of the Interimstheater,188;compositions during his second period of study,190,191;first opera,191-193,194-196;Heirs of the White Mountain,193;appointed organist of St Adalbert's,194;marriage,194;second and third operas,196,197;symphony in F,197;applications to the AustrianKultusministerium,198,199,200;resigns his post at St Adalbert's,198;Stabat Mater,199;relations with Brahms,200;Slavische Tänze,200,201;the Cunning Peasant,201;publication of early works,202;Husitska and Tyl,203,204;Dimitrij,294;first visit to England,205;Spectre's Bride,206;St Ludmila,206,207;instrumental compositions and songs,207;Jakobin,207,208;decoration from Austrian Court,208;doctorate at Cambridge and Prague,208;Requiem,208;appointment at New York,208,209.Dvořák as composer. National element,215;exceptions,216;use of scale,216-219;form,219,220;Dumka and Furiant,220,221;orchestration,222;relation to classical style,224,225.Dvořák, illustrations from,20,21,33,60,62,64,160.Dvořák, Frantisek,174;Josef,179;Adolf,179;Karel,179.Dziewanowski,119.E.E minor Concerto (Chopin),105,109,115,117,119.Edinburgh,144.Ehrlich, Dr,235,237,248.Eighth Symphony (Beethoven),32,64,288.Eine Kapitulation,262.Elegies (Dvořák),298,221.Elijah, the,206.Elsner,86,87,91,96,99,100,105,110,117,118,233.Emotional element in music,21-23,26-32.Emperor Concerto,43,286.Endymion,157.England, Chopin in,123,143;Dvořák in,205-208.Epstein,251.Eroica Symphony,22,33,43,55,184,300.Esser,250.Études (Chopin),60,105,119,120,135,136,158,160,161,166.Euripides,53,88.Eurydice,187.Exposition,52.F.F major Symphony (Dvořák),197;(Brahms),285,297.F minor Concerto (Chopin),105,106,123.F minor Quintett (Brahms),255,256,301.Faculties of musical appreciation,13-15.Faust (Berlioz),21;(Gounod),42;(Goethe),101,259.Feldeinsamkeit,269,298.Félix Meritis,122.Ferdinand, Emperor,182.Fernando Cortez,94.Fes Moll,219.Fétis,83,118.Feuilles d'Automne,213.Field,120.Fifth Symphony (Beethoven),22,43,57.Filtsch,135.Florentine Revolution,44,216,278.Florence,217.Florestan,94,122.Flying Dutchman,180.Fontana,92,93.Fortuny,177.Franchomme,117,137,139.Franco-Prussian War,262.Frank, Dr,17.Fraser's Magazine,270.Freitag,270.Freude,265.Frogs, the,62.Function in music,58,63-69.Furiant,175,220.G.G major Sestett (Brahms),256,257.G minor Quartett (Brahms),249,252,300.G minor Quintett (Mozart),39.G minor Trio (Chopin),60,93,96,119.Gabrielis, the,45,278.Gainsborough,212.Galicia,97.Gallenberg, Count,97.Gautier,11,17,134.Gazette Musicale,263.Gebir,73.Germany,122,152,157,200,217,232,235,239,242,243,245,259,267,269.German Requiem,258,259,260,262,265,272,284.Gesang der Parzen,269.Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde,251,253,258,263.Gewandhaus,240,243,244.Gladkowska, Constance,102,107,108.Glasgow,144.Goethe,43,212,259,260,303.Goldmark,18,250,264.Göttingen,235,237.Gothenburg,185.Gounod,42.Graff,105.Gray,81.Greek music,274,276.Grieg, illustrations from,41,42,47,62,66,160,218.Grillparzer,251.Grün,251.Gutmann,135,138,140,145.Gyrowetz,81,87,98.H.Hálek,184,193.Hamburg,231,233,234,235,244,245,246,265,271.Hammerclavier Sonata,53,63,67,287.Hancke,176,178.Handel, illustrations from,19,80,94,207,208,231,264,285.Hanover,234,237.Hanslick, Dr,251,254.Haslinger,97.Hausmann,273.Haworth,85.Haydn, illustrations from,46,47,48,54,55,67,80,143,223,253,264,271,280,285.Hegel,10,161.Heide,231.Heine,38,82,121,126,134,212,259.Heinrich,183-184.Heirs of the White Mountain,193,202.Heller,107.Helm, Dr,262.Hellmesberger,251,252,253,257,266.Herbeck,250.Herbstgefühl,260.Herold,119.Herz,119,158.Hiller,116,118,120,151.Histoire de ma vie,127,138.Holderlin,262.Holland,261.Homer,7.Hoole,35.Horn Trio (Brahms),256,289,298.Hôtel Rambouillet,133.Hugo, Victor,28,64,212,254.Humboldt, A. von,95.Hummel,96.Hungarian dances,261,266.Hunten,153.Husitska,203,222.Hymns Ancient and Modern,41.I.I attempt from Love's sickness to fly,47.Im wunderschönen Monat Mai,19.Impromptus (Chopin),129,135,158.Imogen,68.Indiana,142.Inductive method in science,1-4;in art,6-8;in music,8-9.Instrumental music, influence on polyphony,284.Interimstheater,187,188.Intermezzo,290.Intuitive reason,10-12.Ischl,267,269.Italia,193.Italian opera-house (Paris),120,121.Italy,92,102,110,115,152,183,217,265.J.Jakobin,207,208.James, Henry,128,142.Jane Eyre,71.Jarocki, Dr,94,95.Je vends des scapulaires,119.Joachim,236,237,255,257,259,266.John Hielandman,47.Josquin,277.Jourdain, M.,71.Journal des Goncourt,23,127.Judith,62.Judenthum in der Musik, das,243.Jupiter Symphony,285.K.Kalisz,111.Kalkbrenner,90,117,118,119.Karasowski,83,89,95,105,114,125,139,140.Kärnthnerthor Theatre,97,114,250,251.Keats,35,71,157,177.Kéler Béla,261.Kinderscenen,49.King and Collier,192,195,215.Kirchner, Theodor,246,248,255.Klengel,100.Kolberg, Wilhelm,91,93.Kossel,232.Krakowiak,96,98,119,152.Kralup,173,175.Krebs,234.Krehbiel, H. E.,199.Kreutzer Sonata,236.Krzyzanowska, Justina,83.Kuntzsch,233.L.La ci darem, variations on,93,97.Labiche,296.Lachner,98.Lamb, Charles,17,98,121.Lamennais,134.Lanner,114.Lassus,40.Laub,251.Le roi s'amuse,64.Lear,68,296.Lee, Nat,35.Leech,20.Leeds Festival,206.Legenden,202,218.Lehmann,95.Leipsic,122,123,217,240,243,244,246,255,261,267,270.Leipsiger Signalen,244.Lenore,29,206.Leopardi,128,155,193.Liebeslieder,260.Liebestreu,233.Liehmann,