Vltava is a musical composition (also known as "The Moldau") created by Czech composer Bedřich Smetana. It is part of a larger work called Má vlast, which is a symphonic cycle that describes the history and legends of Bohemia. Vltava depicts the river of the same name that runs through the Czech Republic, from its source in the mountains to its confluence with the River Elbe. The piece is known for its bright and expressive melody, which evokes the majesty and movement of the river, as well as the culture and folklore of the Czech people. It is considered one of Smetana's most famous works and has become an iconic symbol of Czech music.
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