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Stock List B STOCK LIST B Donations of Czech/Slovak Music Abert (2CDs) Ekkehard Kaufmann/Ch./SWR RSO/Falk Capriccio 7.00 Benda Sinfonias and Cantatas Sol./Musica Aeterna/Zajíček Slovart 4.00 Benda Medea (Melodrama) Prague Chamber Orch./C.Benda Naxos 2.50 Biber Violin Sonatas/Nisi Dominus Huggett/Guthrie/Ensemble ASV 4.00 Biber Requiem in A/Vesperae Sol./Amsterdam Bar.O./Koopman Erato 3.50 Bodorová Judas Maccabeus Sol./Ch./Prague RSO/Válek ArcoDiva 4.00 Brixi Judas Iscariot Soloists/Musica Bohemica/Krček Panton 4.00 Demantius/Hammerschmidt Suites, Dances and Balletti Musica Bohemica/Krček Panton 4.00 Dohnányi Ruralia Hungarica/American Rhapsody Danubia SO/Héja NKA 3.50 Dohnányi 4 Piano Pieces/Humoresques/Pastorale Jenö Jando Koch 3.50 Družecký/Fischer Concertos for Timpani Haas/Bournemouth Sinfonietta CRD 4.00 Družecký/Jírovec/Rejcha, J. Oboe Concertos Adamus/Pardubice O./Altrichter Panton 4.00 Dusík Piano Concertos in D and E flat Novotný/Pardubice CO./Pešek Supraphon 4.00 Dvořák Dvořák in Prague – Celebration Sol./Ch./Boston SO/Ozawa Sony 3.00 Dvořák (6CDs) + 100th Anniversary Edition Various soloists and ensembles Warner 12.00 Dvořák Symph. No.3/Sch.Capriccioso/Carnival RLPO/Pešek Virgin 3.50 Dvořák Symphony No. 4/Othello CPO/Pešek Virgin 3.50 Dvořák Symphony No. 5/Czech Suite RLPO/Pešek Virgin 3.50 Dvořák Symph.No. 6/Sch. Capricc./Amer. Suite Philh.O./Berlin RSO/Davis Sony 3.50 Dvořák Symphonies Nos. 7 & 8 RLPO/Pešek Virgin 3.50 Dvořák Symphonies Nos. 7 & 8 (1954/1949 recs.) Philharmonia Orch./Kubelík Testament 3.50 Dvořák (2CDs) Symphonies Nos. 7-9/Scherzo Capricc. Cleveland Orch./Dohnányi Decca 6.00 Dvořák Symphony No. 8/Symphonic Variations LPO/Mackerras EMI 3.50 Dvořák Symphony No. 9/Scherzo Capriccioso BPO/Bavarian RSO/Kubelík DG 3.50 Dvořák Czech Suite/Waltzes/Polonaise Prague Philharmonia/Hrůša Supraphon 4.00 Dvořák String Serenade/Silent Woods/Notturno Davis/LA Chamber O./Schwarz Delos 3.00 Dvořák Piano Concerto/Cello Concerto No. 2 Maxian/Rostropovich/CPO/Talich Supraphon 4.00 Dvořák (2CDs) Cello Conc. No. 1/Short Cello Works Jiri Bařtá/Jan Čech Supraphon 7.00 Dvořák (8CDs) Chamber Music Various ensembles Brilliant 16.00 Dvořák String Quintet /Piano Quintet Suk/Krajný/Kocian Quartet Bonton 3.50 Dvořák String Quartets, sine op. & Op. 9 Panocha Quartet Supraphon 3.50 Dvořák String Quartets Opp. 96 & 105/Terzetto Zemlinsky Quartet Praga 3.50 Dvořák String Quartets Opp. 105 and 106 Talich Quartet Calliope 3.50 Dvořák Piano Trios Opp. 65 and 90 Academia Trio St. Matouš 4.00 Dvořák Slavonic Dances Opp. 46 and 72 Renata and Igor Ardašev Supraphon 3.50 Dvořák Legends/From Šumava Vera and Vlastimil Lejsek Pronto 3.00 Dvořák Silhouettes/Theme & Variations Radoslav Kvapil Supraphon 3.50 Dvořák Humoresques/Poetic Moods Radoslav Kvapil Supraphon 3.50 Dvořák The Jacobin (Highlights) (1943 perf.) Sol./Dresden/Elmendorff Profil 3.50 Dvořák The Jacobin (Highlights) Sol./Ch./Brno State PO/Pinkas Supraphon 3.50 Dvořák (2CDs) Rusalka (1948 perf.) Sol. Dresden/Keilberth Profil 6.00 Dvořák (2CDs) Rusalka Sol./Netherlands Opera/Gregor Allegro 5.00 Dvořák (2CDs) Rusalka (Czech/Japanese librettos only) Beňačková/CPO/Neumann Supraphon 5.00 Dvořák Rusalka (Historical highlights) Various soloists and ensembles Cz. Radio 4.00 Dvořák (2CDs) Stabat Mater/Psalm 149 Sol./Ch./Washington O./Shafer Naxos 5.00 Dvořák Mass in D/Te Deum Sol./Ch./Brno PO/Řezníček Pronto 3.50 Dvořck (2CDs) Saint Ludmila Sol./Ch./Prague SO/Smetáček Supraphon 7.00 Dvořák Moravian Duets/V Prířodé, etc. Boni Pueri/Jitro Choirs KPBP 3.50 Dvořák Biblical, Gypsy and other songs Eva Randová/Stanislav Begunia GZ 4.00 Dvořák/Dohnányi Dumky Trio/Quintet (arr.Piano Duet) Duo Pianistico Palmas Discantina 3.50 Dvořák/Eben/Lukáš Biblical Songs/Ruth/Proverbs Walterová/Eben (2CDs) Bonton 7.00 Dvořák/Eben/Suk/ Smetana - Duets/Female Choruses Sol./Prague Chamb. Ch./Pančik Chandos 4.00 Dvořák/Haas/Schulhoff Serenade for Strings/Quartet Works Amsterdam Sinfonietta Channel 4.00 Dvořák/Ibert Cello Concertos Du Pré/RLPO/Groves BBC Music 3.50 Dvořák/Janáček (2CDs) Stabat Mater/Glagolitic Mass Col./Ch.CPO/Smetáček/Kubelík DG 5.00 Dvořák/Janáček/Martinů Gypsy & other Songs (sung in Swedish) Hudak/Nymark Daphne 3.00 Dvořák/Lalo Violin Concerto/Symphonie Espagnole Tetzlaff/CPO/Pešek Virgin 3.50 Dvořák/Liszt Mass in D /Missa Choralis Sol./St. John’s Coll./Guest Decca 3.50 Dvořák/Martinů Symphony No. 9/Symphony No. 2 Cincinatti SO/P. Järvi Telarc 3.50 Dvořák/Schubert Piano Concerto/Wanderer Fantasy Richter/Bavarian State O./Kleiber EMI 3.50 Dvořák/Shostakovich + American Suite/Violin Concerto No. 2 Kommel/CPO/Altrichter Supraphon 4.00 Dvořák/Smetana Operatic Highlights (from eight operas) Soloists/Various Orchestras Supraphon 3.50 Dvořák/Suk Violin Concerto/Fantasy in G min Suk/CPO/Ančerl Supraphon 4.00 Dvořák/Suk Serenades for Strings Prague Chamb. PO/Bělohlávek Supraphon 4.00 Dvořák/Tchaikovsky Violin Concertos Šporcl/Bělohlávek/Ashkenazy Supraphon 3.50 Eben Music for Harp Katerina Englichková Nibiru 3.00 Eben Okna (Chagall Windows)/Faust Šlechta/Kozderka/Klugarová Cheb 4.00 Eben Minnelieder/Rilke and Heimliche Lieder Takanashi/Kaliga Signum 8.00 Eben/Fišer/Lukáš Piano Trios AD Trio Prague MusicVars 4.00 Feld/Kalabis/Lukáš Music for Flute, Harp and Viola Sol./Prague Ch.O./Hradil Arco Diva 3.50 Fibich Symphonies Nos. 2 and 3 Brno PO/Waldhans/Bělohlávek Supraphon 4.00 Fibich Moods, Impressions & Souvenirs, Op.41 William Howard Chandos 4.00 Fišer/Janáček/Slavický/Bartók Sonatas/In the Mists/Allegro Barbaro Martin Kasík ArcoDiva 4.00 Foerster From Shakespeare/Cyrano de Bergerac CPO/Prague SO/ Smetáček Campion 4.00 Foerster From Shakespeare/Springtime & Desire Prague SO/Smetáček Supraphon 4.00 Foerster (4CDs) Complete Solo Piano Music Patricia Goodson Brilliant 10.00 Foerster Songs Kusjner/Lapšanský Supraphon 4.00 Haas/Janáček String Quartets Nos.2 Petersen Quartet EDA 4.00 Hummel Grand Serenades & Potpourri/Flute Trio Red Cedar Chamber Ensemble FDS 3.00 Hummel Septets, Opp. 74 and 114 Capricorn Helios 3.50 Hummel Piano Trios, Opp. 22, 35, 93 & 96 Gould Piano Trio Naxos 3.00 Hummel Piano Sonatas Opp. 81 and 106 Malcolm Binns (Fortepiano) Explore 3.00 Hummel La Contemplazione/Sonatas Nos. 2 & 3 Susan Alexander Max Chaconne 3.00 Hummel Missa Solemnis/Te Deum Sol./Ch./NZSO/Grodd Naxos 3.25 Hummel arr. Mozart Piano Concertos K456 and K466 Miucci/Skamletz/Gebaur, etc. Dynamic 4.00 Hummel/Haydn/Fasch/ Telemann * - Trumpet Concertos Hasenöhrl/Czech NCO/Hradid Victor 3.00 Hummel/Kramář/Mysliveček Harmoniemusik Ottetto Amsterdam Arts 4.00 Hummel/Lachner/Weber + Works for Bassoon, Trumpet & Orch. Sol./Toronto CO/McGegan MSR 3.00 Hummel/Martinů/Haydn Works for Oboe and Orchestra Lencses/Stuttgart O./Marriner Capriccio 3.50 Janáček (5CDs) Orchestral and Chamber Works Various sol., ens. & conductors Decca 12.50 Janáček (2CDs) Major Orchestral Works CPO/Bělohlávek Chandos 7.00 Janáček (arr.Breiner) Opera Suites (3CDs) New Zealand SO/Breiner Naxos 9.00 Janáček Three Opera Suites Prague SO/Bělohlávek Supraphon 4.00 Janáček * (4CDs) ‘Janáček Unknown’ Various soloists & ensembles Supraphon 16.00 Janáček String Quartet No. 2/Speech Melodies Kubin Quartet/Vocal Ensembles Supraphon 4.00 Janáček Sonata/In the Mists/Overgrown Path Mikhail Rudy EMI 4.00 Janáček (2CDs) Complete Works for Piano Martino Tirimo Heritage 5.00 Janáček (2CDs) Jenůfa Sol./VPO/Mackerras Decca 7.00 Janáček (2CDs) Jenůfa Sol./Prague Nat.Th./Gregor EMI 7.00 Janáček (2CDs) Kát’a Kabanová (1949 perf.) Sol./Dresden Opera/Richter Profil 6.00 Janáček Osud Sol./Brno Janáček Opera/Jílek Supraphon 4.00 Janáček The Beginning of a Romance (RARE) Sol./Brno Janáček Opera/Jílek Multisonic 8.00 Janáček (2CDs) The Cunning Little Vixen/Taras Bulba Sol./ROH/Phil. Orch./Rattle EMI 7.00 Janáček Eternal Gospel/Our Father, etc. Various ensembles & conductors Supraphon 4.00 Janáček Hradčany Songs & other choruses Sol./Ch./CPO, etc./Veselka Supraphon 4.00 Janáček Moravian Folk Poetry in Songs Sol./Ch./CPO, etc./Veselka Supraphon 4.00 Janáček The Diary of One who Disappeared Blachut/Gedda/Paleniček/Košler Supraphon 4.00 Janáček/Kodály Glagolitic Mass/Psalmus Hungaricus Sol./Ch./Danish NRO/Mackerras Chandos 4.00 Janáček/Kodály Mass in E flat/Otčenaš/Missa Brevis King’s College Choir/Cleobury EMI 4.00 Janáček/Korngold/Zemlinsky Glagolitic Mass/Passover Psalm/Psalm 83 Sol./Slovak Ch./VPO/Chailly EMI 4.00 Janáček/Martinů/Bartók String Quartets Nos. 2/Violin Duos New Bochmann Quartet IMP 3.00 Janáček/Martinů/Voříšek * Violin Sonatas/Intermezzo, etc. Ivan Ženatý/Josef Hála Multisonic 4.00 Janáček/Novák Taras/Vixen Suite/Morav.-Slovak Suite CPO/Talich Supraphon 3.50 Janáček/Novák/Smetana/ Suk, etc. Works for Violin & Piano Novotný/Hollý (new copy) Cz. Radio 4.50 Janáček/Smetana Sinfon./Symph. Poems/Prague Carnival Bavarian RSO/Kubelík DG 4.00 Janáček/Voříšek Taras Bulba/Sinfonietta /Symphony Prague Filmharmonie/Altrichter Fontana 4.00 Jirák Sonatas 1 and 2 & other Piano Works Daniel Wiesner Panton 3.00 Kohout/Ponce Guitar Concertos Bláha/Brno State PO/Vronský Roton 3.00 Kopřiva/Gallina/Lokaj/Vent Musica Antiqua Citolibensis (4CDs) Sol./Ch./Prague Orchs./Vajnar Supraphon 14.00 Korngold Symphony/Theme & Var./Straussiana NWD PO/Albert CPO 3.50 Korngold Violin Concerto/Suite/Much Ado, etc. Schmid/VPO/Ozawa, etc. Oehms 3.50 Korngold Piano Quintet/Violin Sonata Prunyi/Kiss/Danubius Quartet Marco Polo 4.00 Korngold Piano Trio/Suite for Piano Left Hand Rowland/Mitchell /Maghalhaes TP 3.50 Korngold Complete Works for Violin and Piano Detlef Hahn/Andrew Ball ASV 3.50 Korngold (4CDs) Complete Works for Piano Martin Jones Nimbus 10.00 Korngold Märchenbilder/Don Quixote/Waltzes Alexander Frey Koch 3.50 Korngold/Marx Piano Conc. for Left Hand/Piano Conc.
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