Pragadigitals Various ensembles JINDRICH FELD (1925- 2007) - QUARTET NO 4 - CLARINET QUINTET - CELLO & PIANO - VIOLA CONCERTO
Pragadigitals Various ensembles Joseph Haydn: Cello Concertos, Symphony No. 22 "Der Philosoph" by Michal Kaňka, PCO
Pragadigitals Sonatas FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828) + J. N. HUMMEL : CELLO SONATAS Arpeggione D 821, Op104 & 54 - Kanka
Pragadigitals Sonatas ZOLTAN KODALY (1882-1967) : CELLO SONATAS OPP 4 & 8 - DUO VIOLIN & CELLO OP 7 - Kanka, Hula, Klepac
Pragadigitals Sonatas BOHUSLAV MARTINU (1890-1959) : SMALL PIECES FOR CELLO & PIANO - Michal Kanka (cello), Jaromir Klepac
Pragadigitals Trios Bohuslav MARTINU (1890-1959) : COMPLETE DUOS AND TRIO FOR STRINGS - P. Hula, J. Kluson, M. Kanka
Pragadigitals Sonatas Sergei RACHMANINOV (+ N. MIASKOVSKI) : RUSSIAN CELLO SONATAS VOL.1 - Kanka (cello), Klepac (piano)
Pragadigitals Sonatas Josef MYSLIVECEK (1737-1781) : SONATAS (6) FOR TWO CELLI & CONTINUO - M. Kanka, F. Host (cellos)
Pragadigitals Quartets Sergeï PROKOFIEV (1891-1953) : STRING QUARTET no 2, BALLADE, CELLO SONATA - PRAZAK Quartet, Kanka
Pragadigitals Trios KRZYSZTOF PENDERECKI (1933- ) : CHAMBER MUSIC - PIANO SEXTET - PRAZAK Quartet, Lethiec, Kayahara
JINDRICH FELD (1925- 2007) - QUARTET NO 4 - CLARINET QUINTET - CELLO & PIANO - VIOLA CONCERTO
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Anthology dedicated to one of the great contemporary Czech composer, Jindřich Feld, successor and spiritual heir to Martinů through his non-conformism and his francophilia, humanistic having built a language „out of time“, on the basis of Stravinsky, Bartók and then Berg without erasing his atavistic Slavonic expressionism. He dedicated one of his last major works to the viola, the instrument of its youth, of which Feld knows the song and the nostalgic splendor. The viola main song is supported by a spacious and well worked orchestration.
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Joseph Haydn: Cello Concertos, Symphony No. 22 "Der Philosoph" by Michal Kaňka, PCO
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Among the six cello concertos listed at their time, today only two are considered as authentic: the first in C, since 1961 and the other in D since 1953; both are well loved by the cellists, such as Michal Kaňka who express the post-baroque virtuoso style of the first and the pre-romantic volume of the other. As an interlude, a da chiesa symphony, unusual work with the name "the Philosopher" opens up horizons, unexpected from a Haydn in his thirties.
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FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828) + J. N. HUMMEL : CELLO SONATAS Arpeggione D 821, Op104 & 54 - Kanka
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ZOLTAN KODALY (1882-1967) : CELLO SONATAS OPP 4 & 8 - DUO VIOLIN & CELLO OP 7 - Kanka, Hula, Klepac
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BOHUSLAV MARTINU (1890-1959) : SMALL PIECES FOR CELLO & PIANO - Michal Kanka (cello), Jaromir Klepac
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Bohuslav MARTINU (1890-1959) : COMPLETE DUOS AND TRIO FOR STRINGS - P. Hula, J. Kluson, M. Kanka
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Sergei RACHMANINOV (+ N. MIASKOVSKI) : RUSSIAN CELLO SONATAS VOL.1 - Kanka (cello), Klepac (piano)
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Josef MYSLIVECEK (1737-1781) : SONATAS (6) FOR TWO CELLI & CONTINUO - M. Kanka, F. Host (cellos)
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Sergeï PROKOFIEV (1891-1953) : STRING QUARTET no 2, BALLADE, CELLO SONATA - PRAZAK Quartet, Kanka
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KRZYSZTOF PENDERECKI (1933- ) : CHAMBER MUSIC - PIANO SEXTET - PRAZAK Quartet, Lethiec, Kayahara
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