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Silent Woods -LRB- Klid -RRB- is the translated title of the composition by Antonin Dvorak initially published under the German title Waldesruhe .. Antonin Dvorak. Antonin Dvorak. German. German language. It is the fifth part of the cycle for piano four-hands , Ze Sumavy -LRB- From the Bohemian Forest -RRB- Op. 68  /  B. 133 , composed in 1883 .. Ze Sumavy. Ze Sumavy ( Dvorak ). From the Bohemian Forest. From the Bohemian Forest. The work is also transcribed by the composer for cello and piano -LRB- B. 173 -RRB- and for cello and orchestra -LRB- B. 182 -RRB- .. The original piano cycle Op. 68 was composed in 1883 on demand of Fritz Simrock .. Fritz Simrock. Fritz Simrock. As it was popular in the late nineteenth century to make arrangements of popular works for other instruments , on 28 December 1891 Dvorak made an arrangement for cello and piano of the fifth piece , for a farewell concert tour he gave with violinist Ferdinand Lachner and cellist Hanus Wihan in the first months of 1892 before embarking for the New World .. Hanus Wihan. Hanus Wihan. The arrangement became so popular that Dvorak made a new arrangement for cello and orchestra on 28 October 1893 .. The arrangements were first published in the fall of 1894 by Fritz Simrock , who changed the German title given by Dvorak -- Die Ruhe -LRB- The Silence -RRB- , a literal translation from the Czech Klid -- to Waldesruhe -LRB- Silent Woods -RRB- .. German. German language. Fritz Simrock. Fritz Simrock. Like the other pieces in Op. 68 , Silent Woods is a lyrical character piece , bearing the tempo marking Lento e molto cantabile for the main , dreamy theme in D major , which is reprised -LRB- Lento .. Tempo I -RRB- after a light intermezzo -LRB- Un pochettino piu mosso -RRB- in C minor .