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CATALOGUE > SU 0033-2 Vilém Blodek in the Well Šounová, Márová, Kocián, Berman, Kühn Mixed Chorus Prague National Theatre Orchestra, Jan Štych s czech pera OCATALOGUE > SU 0033-2 Vilém Blodek In the Well Šounová, Márová, Kocián, Berman, Kühn Mixed Chorus Prague National Theatre Orchestra, Jan Štych > SU 0019-2 Antonín Dvořák The Cunning Peasant Veselá, Soběhartová, Berman, Průša, Vodička, Děpoltová, Zítek etc. Prague Radio Chorus and Symphony Orchestra František Vajnar > 11 1800-2 Antonín Dvořák Kate and the Devil Barová, Ježil, Novák, Šulcová etc. SU 0033-2 11 1800-2 11 2190-2 Brno Janáček Opera Chorus and Orchestra, Jiří Pinkas > SU 3943-2 Antonín Dvořák Kate and the Devil Komancová, Havlák, Kočí, Steinerová Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala > SU 11 2190-2 Antonín Dvořák The Jacobin Zítek, Machotková, Blachut, Přibyl, Šounová, Průša, Berman, Tuček Kühn Mixed Chorus, Kantiléna Children’s Chorus Brno State Philharmonic Orchestra, Jiří Pinkas > SU 3793 Antonín Dvořák Dimitrij Vodička, Drobková, Hajóssyová, Ághová, Kusnjer etc. Prague Radio Chorus, Prague Philharmonic Choir SU 0019-2 SU 3943-2 SU 3793-2 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Gerd Albrecht | 2 | | > SU 0013-2 Antonín Dvořák Rusalka Šubrtová, Žídek, Haken, Ovčačíková, Míková etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala > SU 3811-2 Antonín Dvořák Rusalka Červinková, Blachut, Haken, Krásová, Podvalová etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jaroslav Krombholc > SU 3718-2 Antonín Dvořák Rusalka Beňačková, Ochman, Drobková, Novák etc. SU 0013-2 SU 3718-2 11 1492-2 Prague Philharmonic Choir Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Václav Neumann > SU 3765-2 Antonín Dvořák The Stubborn Lovers Kloubová, Březina, Janál, Sýkorová, Beláček Prague Philharmonic Choir Prague Philharmonia Jiří Bělohlávek > 11 1492-2 Zdeněk Fibich The Bride of Messina Beňačková, Márová, Zítek, Žídek Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra František Jílek diapason d’or SU 3811-2 SU 3765-2 | 4 | | > 10 2941-2 Leoš Janáček From the House of the Dead Novák, Přibyl, Horáček, Blachut, Žídek etc. Prague Philharmonic Choir Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Václav Neumann > SU 3953-2 Leoš Janáček From the House of the Dead Bednář, Blachut, Žídek, Kočí, Horáček Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Bohumil Gregor > SU 3331-2 Leoš Janáček Jenůfa Jelínková, Krásová, Blachut, Žídek etc. grand prix audiovisuel de l’europe cannes classical award, midem 10 2941-2 SU 3331-2 1999 SU 3291-2 Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra de l’academie du disque français, 1982 choc du monde de la musique, 1998 Jaroslav Vogel preis der deutschen schallplattenkritik, 1998 > SU 3869-2 Leoš Janáček Jenůfa Beňačková, Kniplová, Přibyl, Krejčík etc. Brno Janáček Opera Chorus and Orchestra František Jílek > SU 3291-2 Leoš Janáček Káťa Kabanová Beňačková, Straka, Randová, Pecková etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras > 10 8016-2 612 Leoš Janáček Káťa Kabanová Tikalová, Blachut, Vích, Komancová, Kroupa etc. Prague national Theatre Chorus and Orchestra SU 3953-2 orphée d’or de l’académie SU 3869-2 10 8016-2 du disque lyrique, 1980 Jaroslav Krombholc | 6 | | > SU 3071-2 Leoš Janáček The Cunning Little Vixen Tattermuschová, Zikmundová, Kroupa etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Bohumil Gragor > 10 3471-2 Leoš Janáček The Cunning Little Vixen Hajóssyová, Beňačková, Novák Kühn Children’s Chorus, Czech Philharmonic Chorus and Orchestra, Václav Neumann > 10 8351-2 Leoš Janáček The Makropulos Case Prylová, Žídek, P. Kočí, V. Kočí, Tattermuschová, SU 3071-2 10 8351-2 grammy awards 2 nominations, 2002 SU 3485-2 gramophone awards nomination, Vonásek, Berman etc. 2001 Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra cannes classical award nomination, 2002 Bohumil Gregor > 11 2153-2 Leoš Janáček The Excursion of Mr. Brouček Přibyl, Novák, Jonášová, Švejda, Maršík, Krejčík etc. Prague Philharmonic Choir Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, František Jílek > SU 3485-2 Leoš Janáček Šárka Urbanová, Straka, Kusnjer, Březina Prague Philharmonic Choir Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras > SU 0045-2 Leoš Janáček Fate Přibyl, Hajóssyová, Krejčík, Novák 10 3471-2 11 2153-2 SU 0045-2 Brno Janáček Opera Chorus and Orchestra František Jílek | 8 | | > 10 3611-2 Bohuslav Martinů The Greek Passion Mitchinson, Field, Tomlinson, Moses etc. Prague Philharmonic Choir Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras > SU 3524-2 Bohuslav Martinů Ariane Lidsley, Phillips, Novák, Doležal, Kopp, Vele Prague Philharmonic Choir members Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Václav Neumann > SU 3626-2 Bohuslav Martinů Julietta Tauberová, Žídek etc. grand prix audiovisual de l’europe 10 3611-2 SU 3626-2 prix caecilia de l’union 11 1802-2 Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra de l’académie du disque français, 1982 de la presse musicale belge, 1985 Jaroslav Krombholc orphée d’or de l’académie du disque lyrique, 1990 > SU 3770-2 Bohuslav Martinů Mirandolina Bruera, Mátlová, Traversi, Tonsini, Edwards, Marabelli, Alberghini, Esper National Philharmonic Orchestra of Belarus Riccardo Frizza > 11 1802-2 Bohuslav Martinů Les Jeux de Marie Mrázová, Marková, Kratochvílová, Děpoltová, Zítek, Kusnjer, Jedlička, Průša etc. Prague Radio Chorus, Bambini di Praga, Prague Symphony Orchestra, Jiří Bělohlávek > SU 3296-2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Don Giovanni (Prague Version) SU 3524-2 SU 3770-2 SU 3296-2 Zítek, Děpoltová, Kocián, Haken, Hajóssyová, Berman, Jedlička, Jonášová, Prague National Theatre Chorus Prague Chamber Orchestra, Libor Pešek | 10 | | > SU 3642-2 Vítězslav Novák The Lantern Děpoltová, Tuček, Berman. Zítek, Barová, Jonášová etc. Prague Radio Chorus and Orchestra, František Vajnar > SU 11 1804-2 Bedřich Smetana The Brandenburgers in Bohemia Kalaš, Joran, Žídek, Haken, Šubrtová, Fidlerová, Soukupová etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jan Hus Tichý > SU 3627-2 Bedřich Smetana The Devil’s Wall Bednář, Mixová, Žídek, Šubrtová, Berman, Mráz etc. SU 3642-2 SU 3627-2 SU 3878-2 Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala > 11 2180-2 Bedřich Smetana The Kiss Děpoltová, Vodička, Haken, Zítek, Márová, Effenberková etc. Brno Janáček Opera Chorus and Orchestra František Vajnar > SU 3878-2 Bedřich Smetana The Kiss Červinková, Blachut, Petrová, Krásová, Kočí, Kalaš Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala > SU 0040-2 Bedřich Smetana The Bartered Bride Tikalová, Žídek, Haken, Kovář etc. 11 1804-2 11 2180-2 SU 0040-2 Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala | 12 | | > SU 3707-2 Bedřich Smetana The Bartered Bride Beňačková, Dvorský, Novák, Kopp etc. Prague Philharmonic Choir Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Zdeněk Košler > SU 0077-2 Bedřich Smetana Dalibor Vodička, Urbanová, Kusnjer, Marková, Kopp, Kalendovský etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Košler > SU 3541-2 Bedřich Smetana deutscher schallplattenpreis, diapason d’or diapason d’or 1983 SU 3707-2 SU 3541-2 SU 3926-2 Dalibor Blachut, Podvalová, Bednář, Šrubař, Kalaš, Votava etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jaroslav Krombholc > SU 3200-2 Bedřich Smetana Libuše Urbanová, Kříž, Vele, Markvart, Podskalský, Červinka, Kaupová, Volková etc. Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Oliver Dohnányi > SU 3926-2 Bedřich Smetana The Two Widows Tauberová, Tikalová, Žídek, Haken, Fidlerová, Zlesák Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jaroslav Krombholc SU 0077-2 SU 3200-2 | 14 | | CZECH OPERA TREASURES > SU 3980-2 Bedřich Smetana The Bartered Bride Musilová, Žídek, Kalaš, Kovář Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jaroslav Vogel > SU 3981-2 Leoš Janáček The Cunning Little Vixen Böhmová, Domanínská, Asmus Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Václav Neumann > SU 3982-2 Bedřich Smetana SU 3980-2 SU 3982-2 [ 2010 ] SU 3984-2 Libuše Kniplová, Bednář, Kroupa, Šubrtová Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Jaroslav Krombholc > SU 3983-2 Zdeněk Fibich Šárka Podvalová, Havlák, Krásová, Bednář Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala > SU 3984-2 Bohuslav Martinů The Greek Passion Přibyl, Děpoltová, Horáček, Novák Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, Libor Pešek > SU 3985-2 Leoš Janáček The Excursion of Mr. Brouček Vích, Žídek, Domanínská SU 3981-2 [ 2010 ]SU 3983-2 [ 2010 ] SU 3985-2 Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Václav Neumann | 16 | | SU 7008-2 SU 7011-2 SU 7012-2 SU 7014-2 DVD > SU 7008-9 > SU 7011-9 > SU 7012-9 > SU 7014-9 Antonín Dvořák Bedřich Smetana Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Bohuslav Martinů Rusalka The Bartered Bride Don Giovanni The Greek Passion (TV film made in 1975 by Czech Television) Beňačková, Dvorský, Novák, Kopp etc. Beschasny, Jedlička, Petrenko, Doležal, (TV film) Šubrtová, Míková, Ovčačíková, Haken, Prague Philharmonic Chorus Marková, Vele etc. Mitchinson, Field, Tomlinson, Moses etc. Žídek etc. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Prague Philharmonic Choir Prague National Theatre Chorus and Orchestra Zdeněk Košler Sir Charles Mackerras Brno Philharmonic Orchestra Zdeněk Chalabala Sir Charles Mackerras | 18 | | s SUPRAPHON a. s. 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