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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 0077 Our Price: $31.50 Quantity in Basket: none DALIBOR - Opera in 3 Acts: I. Kusnjer; L. M. Vodicka; V. Kriz; J. Kalendovsky; M. Kopp; E. Urbanova; J. Markova; B. Marsik; Prague National Theatre Chorus and orchestra; V. Hudecek (solo violin); Z. Kosler, cond. ( 2CD ) |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 1208 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none MA VLAST (My Country): Czech Philharmonic Orchestra; R. Kubelik (Live Recording) |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 1910 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none MA VLAST (My Country): Czech Philharmonic Orchestra; R. Kubelik, cond. (Live Recording, May 1990) |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3200 Our Price: $31.50 Quantity in Basket: none LIBUSE - Fesitve Opera in 3 Acts: E. Urbanova; V. Kriz; L. Vele; J. Markvart; M. Podskalsky; P. Cervinka; H. Kaupova; M. Volkova; J. Jonasova; J. Sobehartova; M. Vesela; M. Svejda; Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra; O. Dohnanyi, cond. (Live Recording) ( 2CD ) |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3645 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none SIX DUOS for VIOLIN and VIOLA - Nos. 1 in D Major; No. 2 in D Minor; No. 3 in G Major; No. 4 in A Major; No. 5 in C Major; No. 6 in E Flat Major: Gabriela Demeterova (violin/ viola). The violinist Gabriela Demeterova has already established an impressive discography and concert solo career, but she continues to broaden her horizons. Recently she began to systemically devote herself to the viola. The result is that she is the first person to record both parts of these Classical Period works by Stamitz. A true tour de force. |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3810 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none BEDRICH SMETANA: Trio in G minor JOSEF SUK: Trio in C minor; Elegy VITEZSLAV NOVAK: Trio Quasi Ballata After the death of pianist and trio founder Josef Palenicek (1991), his son, cellist Jan Palenicek, took up leadership of the ensemble. Today, the members of the Smetana Trio follow in the footsteps of their predecessors, combining trio repertoire with solo numbers in the glorious tradition of this chamber group. This recording of trios by Czech composers is an excellent showcase for the artistic qualitites of the ensemble. The individual pieces are imbued with the full-blooded musicianship of top artists. |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3855 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none JOSEF SUK (1874 – 1935): String Quartet No. 1 in B flat major, Op. 11 (1896) Meditation on an Old Czech Hymn ‘St Wenceslas’, Op. 35 (1914) MAURICE RAVEL (1875 – 1937): String Quartet in F major (1902-03) The nearly 40 year career of the Panocha Quartet has honed their precision to perfection without dampening their musicality and enthusiasm. This new recording adds further works by Suk to their discography. Suk’s Quartet in B flat major has been performed with two different final movements: the original was presented at its 1896 premiere by the Czech Quartet, while his revised version was presented in 1915, nearly twenty years later. Both versions are recorded here for comparison, evidence of how Suk matured as a composer. In addition to the famous Meditation, the album also includes Ravel’s Quartet in F Major, shedding further light on quartet composition at the turn of the 20th century. |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3941 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none JOSEF SUK (1874 – 1935): Symphony in E major, Op. 14 ANTONIN DVORAK (1841 – 1904): Carnival – concert overture, Op. 92, B 169 (1891); In Nature’s Realm – concerto overture, Op. 91, B 168 (1891) Prague Symphony Orchestra/Tomas Netopil Dvorák’s overtures In Nature’s Realm and Carnival, completed in 1892, need no introduction. The case, however, is different with Symphony in E major, which Suk began composing a mere five years later, as Dvorák’s pupil. The symphony is – notwithstanding the composer’s tender age, 23 – a manifestation of absolute artistic maturity and independence. In 1899 the work was premiered by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Oskar Nedbal. Following the older recording by Václav Neumann with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, this unjustly overlooked work is brought to listeners by the Prague Symphony Orchestra under the baton of the promising young Czech conductor Tomáš Netopil. A pupil of Jirí Belohlávek and holder of a number of awards (victory in the Georg Solti Conductors’ Competition in Frankfurt, the main prize of the American Academy of Conducting in Aspen in 2003), Netopil already has a wealth of international experience behind him (Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo, Volksoper Wien, Teatro Regio Torino, etc.). The youthful Netopil has a firm grasp of Suk’s juvenility, however, he strips away the silt of the commonplace even from notoriously famous Dvorák works, affording them a fresh and novel sound. |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3957 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none SERGEI PROKOFIEV (1891 – 1953) String Quartet No. 1 in B minor, Op. 50 (1930-31) String Quartet No. 2 in F major on Kabardinian themes, Op. 92 (1941) Sonata for Two Violins in C major, Op. 56 (1943) Since winning the International Competition at Prague Spring 2005 and the Paolo Borciani competition in Italy in Spring 2005, the Pavel Haas Quartet has quickly become known to audiences, critics and promoters around the world as one of today’s most exciting young string quartets. Based in Prague, the ensemble has spent the past few years traveling throughout Europe to study with some of the masters of the quartet world, including members of the Quartetto Italiano, Quatuor Mosaďques and the Borodin and Amadeus Quartets. They continue to have a close association with Milan Skampa, the violist of the legendary Smetana Quartet in Prague, and Walter Levin (LaSalle Quartet) in Basel. |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 3998 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none BOHUSLAV MARTINU (1890 – 1959): Serenade No. 1 in A minor for Clarinet, French Horn, Three Violins and Viola H 217 (1932); Quartet for Clarinet, French Horn, Cello and Side-Drum in C major H 139 (1924) CARL NIELSEN (1865 – 1950): Serenata in vano for Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn, Cello and Double Bass (1914); Canto serioso, arr. For French Horn, Violin, Two Violas, Cello and Double Bass (Milos Bok, 1913) CHARLES KOECHLIN (1867 – 1931): Les Confidences d’un Jouer de Clarinette, Op. 141, Music composed for the film based on the novel by Erckmann-Chatrian (1934) ENCORE: LUCIANO BERIO (1825 – 2003): Musica Leggera – Canone per moto contrario e a rovescio (con un breve intermezzo) per flauto e viola, con accompagnamento di violoncello e di tamburo basco sempre ppp (1974, arr. for Clarinet, French Horn, Cello and Tambourine) Radek Baborák, French horn; Wenzel Maria Fuchs, clarinet Baborák Ensemble The central figures of the CD are two colleagues from the Berliner Philharmoniker – first horn Radek Baborák and first clarinet Wenzel Fuchs. On this recording, accompanied by the members of Baborak Ensemble, they present themselves both as phenomenal soloists without technical limits and as experienced chamber players. In a novel dramaturgy, they introduce lesser known and rarely recorded works (Koechlin), alongside compositions performed more frequently. The first group includes Les Confidences ("Les Confidences d'un Joueur de Clarinette") by the French composer Charles Koechlin, whose oeuvre is synonymous with film music of the first half of the 20th century. (In the case of Les Confidences, he also wrote the script for the film.) Martinu's Quartet, from his Paris period, and the more neo-classicist Serenade are splendid works yet - owing to their non-traditional configuration - to our detriment have only appeared on stages and been recorded sporadically. Nielsen’s pieces, together with the "encore" miniature by Luciano Berio, round off this very pleasant mosaic of encounters between horn and clarinet in 20th-century works. |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 4078 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none ARTISTS: Stamic Quartet: Jind?ich Pazdera – 1st violin, Josef Kekula – 2nd violin, Jan P?ruška – viola, Petr Hejný – cello |
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Label: SUPRAPHON FL 4087 Our Price: $15.75 Quantity in Basket: none ARTISTS: Jana Semerádová - Baroque transverse flute, Lenka Torgersen - Baroque violin, Bertrand Cuiller - harpsichord, Hana Fleková - cello |
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