Tonight's works are filled with the feeling of 'pride in one's homeland' and/or they've borrowed things from the common culture and used them in orchestral works (nationalism as it is called).

Historically, it appears that there is one individual (outside of the composer) whose name* is associated with the "Emperor" Concerto and the "Triple Concerto".

The first work tonight takes six players; the second is a trio, the third and fifth are quintets and the 4th work tonight is a string quartet. Join us!

Eastern European composers are featured... dance, drama, and Gypsy flair!

I love lists of 'rankings'! Dvorak's Piano Quintet is ranked 15th while Beethoven's Septet is ranked 62nd in a poll published by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 2008. Are those rankings justified? Tune in tonight to hear both. Sorry, there's no ballot to vote upon!