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Bohuslav Martinů Catalogue s BOHUSLAV MARTINŮ CATALOGUE > SU 3743-2 ORCHESTRA | Overture, Rhapsody, | Sinfonia concertante, Concerto grosso, The Parables Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3958-2 Sinfonietta La Jolla Toccata e due canzoni Concerto grosso Josef Hála & Petr Jiříkovský – piano Prague Chamber Orchestra, Ondřej Kukal > 11 0382-2 Symphonies Nos 1–6 (complete) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Václav Neumann SU 3743-2 11 0382-2 11 1966-2 diapason d’or grand prix national du disque de l’académie du disque français, 1979 prix cecilia de l’union de la presse musicale belge, 1980 record award of the music trades association, london 1979 > SU 3684-2 Les fresques de Piero della Francesca, The Parables + Janáček, Sinfonietta Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Karel Ančerl diapason d’or / choc du monde de la musique > 11 1966-2 Symphonies Nos 1 & 2 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Václav Neumann > 11 1967-2 Symphonies Nos 3 & 4 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Václav Neumann SU 3958-2 SU 3684-2 11 1967-2 | 2 | | > 11 1968-2 Symphonies Nos 5 & 6 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Václav Neumann > SU 3631-2 Symphonies Nos 3 & 4 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Jiří Bělohlávek grammy awards nomination, 2005 / harmonie award, 2005 > SU 3694-2 Symphonies Nos 5 & 6, Memorial to Lidice Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Karel Ančerl diapason d’or > SU 3940-2 11 1968-2 SU 3694-2 11 1313-2 Symphonies Nos 1–6 (complete) Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Vladimír Válek > 11 1313-2 CONCERTOS | Concertos for Piano and Orchestra Nos 1, 2 & 3 | No. 4 ‘Incantations’ No. 5 ‘Fantasia concertante’ Concertino for Piano and Orchestra Emil Leichner – Piano Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3967-2 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 1 (H 226) Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 2 (H 293) Rhapsody-Concerto for Viola and Orchestra (H 337) Josef Suk – violin, viola Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Václav Neumann grand prix du disque de l’académie charles cros, SU 3631-2 SU 3940-2 SU 3967-2 1978 (violin concertos) | 4 | | > SU 3543-2 Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No. 1 (H 196) Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No. 2 (H 304) Angelica May – cello Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Václav Neumann > SU 3622-2 Concerto for Oboe and Small Orchestra Concerto for Harpsichord and Small Orchestra Conceto for Piano and Orchestra No. 3 Ivan Sequardt – oboe, Zuzana Růžičková – harpsichord, Josef Páleníček – piano Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Václav Neumann > SU 3672-2 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 3 Bouquet of Flowers SU 3543-2 SU 3672-2 SU 3805-2 L. Domanínská, S. Červená, L. Havlák, L. Mráz Josef Páleníček – piano Prague Philharmonic Choir, Jan Kühn Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Karel Ančerl diapason d’or / choc du monde de la musique > SU 3955-2 Martinů, Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra (H 353) + Mozart, Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra (K 314a) + Strauss, R., Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra František Hanták – oboe Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Milan Munclinger Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, Martin Turnovský, Jaroslav Vogel > SU 3805-2 CHAMBER MUSIC | Ensemble Pieces for Harpsichord | + de Falla, Concerto for Harpsichord & 5 Instruments Monika Knoblochová – harpsichord > SU 3058-2 SU 3622-2 SU 3955-2 SU 3058-2 Jazz-Inspired Compositions various artist | 6 | | > SU 3621-2 Czech Rhapsody + Janáček, Sonata for Violin and Piano + Smetana, From the Homeland + Ševčík, Blue-eyed Maiden Pavel Šporcl – violin, Petr Jiříkovský – piano > SU 3643-2 Serenades Nos 1–4 Serenade for Chamber Orchestra Serenade for Viola, Violin, Cello and Two Clarinets Lubomír Legemza, František Bláha, Zdeněk Tesař – clarinets, Jaroslav Kameník – French horn, Suk Quartet members et al. Prague Chamber Orchestra, Oldřich Vlček > SU 3917-2 String Quartets (complete) SU 3621-2 SU 3917-2 SU 3928-2 Panocha Quartet > SU 3927-2 Piano Trio No. 2 in D minor + Dvořák, Piano Trio No 1 in B flat major Op. 21 + Fibich, Piano Trio in F minor Smetana Trio > SU 3928-2 Sonata No. 2 for Cello and Piano (H 286) Variations on a Theme of Rossini (H 290) + Janáček, Fairy Tale + Kabeláč, Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 9 Tomáš Jamník – cello, Ivo Kahánek – piano > SU 3947-2 Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 3 (H 340) Variations on a Slovak Folk Song (H 378) + Eben, Suita Balladica for Cello and Piano + Sluka, Sonata for Cello and Piano SU 3643-2 SU 3927-2 SU 3947-2 Tomáš Jamník – cello, Ivo Kahánek – piano | 8 | | > SU 3950-2 Works for Violin and Piano (complete) Bohuslav Matoušek – violin, Petr Adamec – piano > SU 3952-2 Chamber Music with Viola Three Madrigals (H 313), Duo No. 2 for Violin and Viola (H 331), Sonata for Viola and Piano No. 1 (H 355), Chamber Music No. 14 (H 376) Alexander Besa – viola, Bohuslav Matoušek – violin, Petra Besa – piano, Ludmila Peterková – clarinet, Jan Talich – violin, Jiří Bárta – cello, Jana Boušková – harp, Karel Košárek – piano > SU 3937-2 PIANO SOLO | Jeux I and II, Quatre mouvements, | Film en miniature, Spring, Le Train hanté, The Fifth Day of the Fifth Moon, SU 3950-2 SU 3937-2 SU 3656-2 La revue de cuisine, Adagio. Memories Karel Košárek – piano > SU 3945-2 Sonata for Piano (H 350) + Janáček, Sonata 1. X. 1905, Three Fugues + Kabeláč, Eight Preludes Ivo Kahánek > SU 3656-2 Piano Works (complete) Emil Leichner – piano > SU 3276-2 VOCAL | Field Mass for Male Chorus with | Baritone Solo and Orchestra Double Concerto for Two Strings, Orchestras, Piano and Timpani Les Fresques de Piero della Francesca Václav Zítek – baritone, Josef Růžička – piano, Jan Bouše – timpani, Prague Philharmonic Choir, SU 3952-2 SU 3945-2 SU 3276-2 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras | 10 | | > SU 3918-2 The Epic of Gilgamesh, Cantata Machotková, Zahradníček, Zítek, Průša Prague Philharmonic Choir Prague Symphony Orchestra, Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3925-2 Špalíček (Ballet), Romance of the Dandelions, The Primrose. Five duets, The Spectre’s Bride Soloists, Kantiléna Children’s Chorus, Kühn Mixed Chorus, Brno Philharmonic Orchestra Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3956-2 Nipponari (H 68), Magic Nights (H 119), Czech Rhapsody (H 118) Dagmar Pecková, Ľubica Rybárska, Ivan Kusnjer Kühn Mixed Choir, Prague Symphony Orchestra SU 3918-2 SU 3956-2 10 3611-2 Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3992-2 The Opening of the Wells, Cantata The Legend of The Smoke from Potato Fires, Cantata Mikeš of The Mountains, Cantata Milada Čejková, Marie Mrázová, Vladimír Doležal Kühn Mixed Choir, Talich Quartet et. al., Pavel Kühn > 10 3611-2 OPERA | The Greek Passion. Opera in 4 Acts | Mitchinson, Field, Tomlinson, Moses et al. Prague Philharmonic Choir Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras grand prix audiovisual de l’europe de l’académie du disque français, 1982 orphée d’or de l’académie du disque lyrique, 1990 > 11 18022 Hry o Marii (The Miracle of Our Lady) SU 3925-2 SU 3992-2 11 18022-2 Soloists, Prague Symphony Orchestra, Jiří Bělohlávek | 12 | | > SU 3524-2 Ariane. Opera in 1 Act Celina Lidsley, Norman Phillips, Richard Novák, Vladimír Doležal, Miroslav Kopp, Luděk Vele Prague Philharmonic Choir members Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Václav Neumann > SU 3626-2 Julietta. Opera in 3 Acts Maria Tauberová, Ivo Žídek et. al. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jaroslav Krombholc > SU 3742-2 Opera Suites and Excerpts: Julietta, Theatre behind the Gate, comedy on The Bridge, The Three Wishes, Mirandolina Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Václav Neumann SU 3524-2 SU 3742-2 SU 3994-2 Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, František Jílek > SU 3770-2 Mirandolina. Opera in 3 Acts Daniela Bruera, Tereza Mátlová, Elena Traversi et al. National Philharmonic Orchestra of Belarus Riccardo Frizza > SU 3994-2 Three Fragments from the Opera Juliette Magdalena Kožená, Steve Davislim et al. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras > SU 7014-9 DVD | The Greek Passion. Opera in 4 acts | (television film) John Mitchinson, Helen Field, John Tomlinson, Geoffrey Moses et al. Prague Philharmonic Choir Brno Philharmonic Orchestra SU 3626-2 SU 3770-2 DVD SU 7014-9 Sir Charles Mackerras | 14 | | > 11 0380-2 BALLET | The Butterfly That Stamped | Ballet in 1 Act Kühn Mixed Chorus Prague Symphony Orchestra, Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3749-2 La Raid merveilleux La Revue de cuisine On tourne! Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Christopher Hogwood 11 0380-2 s SUPRAPHON MUSIC a. s. Palackého 1 112 99 Prague 1 Czech Republic e-mail: [email protected] SU 3749-2 www.supraphon.com.
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