Bohemian Peasant Dance from the symphonic poem Vitava (The Moldau) composed by Bedřich Smetana, arranged for accordion ensemble by Anthony Galla-Rini.
In Vltava, Smetana traces the journey of the Moldau River through the Czech countryside. As the river passes a village, the music shifts into a joyful polka‑like dance, symbolizing a Bohemian wedding celebration. This is the passage commonly referred to as the Bohemian Peasant Dance.
