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THE BOHUSLAV MARTINŮ FOUNDATION THE BOHUSLAV MARTINŮ INSTITUTE THE INTERNATIONAL MARTINŮ CIRCLE INTERVIEW WITH CONDUCTOR JIŘÍ BĚLOHLÁVEK martinůJANUARY—APRILrevue 2010 VOL.X NO. FESTIVAL IN BASEL 2009 1 MARTINŮ EVENTS IN LONDON MARTINŮ RECORDINGS ķ IN THE GERMAN RADIO ARCHIVES contents 3 Martinů Revisited Highlights 4 news —Anna Fárová Dies —Zdeněk Mácal’s Gift 5 International Martinů Circle 6 festivals —The Fruit of Diligent and Relentless Activity CHRISTINE FIVIAN 8 interview …with Jiří Bělohlávek ALEŠ BŘEZINA 9 Liturgical Mass in Prague MILAN ČERNÝ 10 News from Polička LUCIE JIRGLOVÁ UP 0121-2 11 special series —List of Martinů’s Works VIII 12 research —Martinů Treasures in the German Radio Archives GREGORY TERIAN 13 review —Martinů in Scotland GREGORY TERIAN 14 review —Czech Festival in London UP 0123-2 UP 0126-2 PATRICK LAMBERT 16 festivals —Bohuslav Martinů Days 2009 PETR VEBER 17 news / conference 18 events 19 news UP 0106-2 UP 0122-2 UP 0116-2 —New CDs, Publications ARCODIVA Jaromírova 48, 128 00 Praha 2, Czech Republic tel.: +420 223 006 934, +420 777 687 797 • fax: +420 223 006 935 e-mail: [email protected] ķ highlights IN 2010 TOO WE ARE CELEBRATING a momentous anniversary – 120 years since the birth of Bohuslav Martinů (8 December 1890, Polička). Numerous ensembles and music organisations have included Martinů works in their 2010 repertoire. We will keep you up to date on this page with the most significant events. MORE INFORMATION > www.martinu.cz > www.czechmusic.org ‹vFESTIVALS—› The 65th Prague Spring The 65th PRAGUE SPRING INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL International Music Festival Prague, 12 May—4 June 2010 Prague / 12 May—4 June 2010 www.festival.cz 15 May 2010, 11.00 am > Martinů Hall, Lichtenštejn Palace Scherzo, H. 174 A Hana Brožová Knauerová (Flute) Petra Matějová (Piano) 16 May 2010, 4.00 and 8.00 pm > National Theatre, Prague Nocturno I, H. 91 Bouquet of Flowers, H. 260 Prague Philharmonia, Roman Válek (Conductor) Kateřina Kněžíková, Markéta Cukrová, 16 May 2010 / 4.00 + 8.00 pm Tomáš Kořínek, Adam Plachetka (Soloists) Prague Philharmonic Choir NATIONAL THEATRE / PRAGUE / CZ Lukáš Vasilek (Chorusmaster) Martinů: Bouquet of Flowers / H.260 Kühn Children’s Choir Jiří Chvála (Chorusmaster) Prague Philharmonia, Roman Válek (Conductor) Hradišťan Dance Company Kateřina Kněžíková, Markéta Cukrová, Ladislava Košíková (Choreography) Tomáš Kořínek, Adam Plachetka (Soloists) Alena Vaňáková (Director) Prague Philharmonic Choir, Lukáš Vasilek (Chorusmaster) 22 May 2010, 11.00 am > Martinů Hall, Lichtenštejn Palace Kühn Children’s Choir, Jiří Chvála (Chorusmaster) Vigilie, H. 382 Hradišťan Dance Company Kateřina Chroboková – organ Ladislava Košíková (Choreography) 24 May 2010, 8.00 pm Alena Vaňáková (Director) > Rudolfinum, Dvořák Hall, Prague Concerto for Oboe and Small Orchestra, H. 353 Concerto for Flute, Violin & Orchestra, H. 252 www.festival.cz Prague Chamber Orchestra Ondřej Kukal (Conductor) www.narodni-divadlo.cz Maurice Bourgue (Oboe) Clara Novakova (Flute) František Novotný (Violin) 24 May 2010, 8.00 pm > Czech National Bank Hall Sonata for Cello No. 3, H. 340 Opéra national de Paris Michal Kaňka (Cello), Pavel Kašpar (Piano) 30 May 2010, 8.00 pm 24 26 28 30 June 2010 > Municipal House, Smetana Hall, Prague, CZ + + + Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 4, ATELIER LYRIQUE DE L’OPÉRA NATIONAL DE PARIS “Incantations”, H. 358 Martinů: Mirandolina / H.346 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Zdeněk Mácal (Conductor) www.operadeparis.fr Garrick Ohlsson (Piano) martinůrevue12010 | 3 news [ OBITUARY ] PHOTOGRAPHY HISTORIAN ANNA FÁROVÁ DIES THE INTERNATIONALLY renowned photography historian and theoretician Anna Fárová, who passed away on Saturday 27 February 2010 at Anna Fárová with Aleš Březina and Viktor Stoilov the age of 81, was a pioneer when it came to of Torst publishers at Martinů Institute in 2006 writing about photography as high art. Fárová discovered for the world many giants of Czech Šafránek served as a diplomat in France and photography who were viewed with disdain by was a great admirer and champion of Martinů’s the previous regime. Truly momentous were her music. He wrote a monograph titled Bohuslav Anna Fárová as a small girl with her father exhibitions and monographs on Josef Sudek and Martinů: His Life and Works, published back Miloš Šafránek František Drtikol, as well as her work as curator in 1961 in English by Allan Wingate in London. of the photography collection of the Museum Anna (Anette) Šafránková was born in 1928 published by Torst (see Bohuslav Martinů of Decorative Arts in Prague. in Paris and saw Martinů frequently when she Newsletter, issue 2/2007, p.17). The book Anna Fárová was the daughter of Miloš was a child. She was instrumental in getting was launched in 2006 at the Bohuslav Martinů Šafránek, a close friend of Bohuslav Martinů’s. her father’s memoirs Encounter after 50 Years Institute. ❚ ZDENĚK MÁCAL’S GIFT from Charlotte Martinů. The score contains the con ductor’s notes, and alist of perform - AT THE BEGINNING OF 2010 the Bohuslav ances conducted by Zdeněk Mácal. Martinů Foundation received a precious gift – Bohuslav and, later on, Charlotte Martinů the “Circle Blue Print” copy of Martinů’s had the autographs duplicated by means of Symphony No. 1, H. 289 (1942). The owner of the copying techniques available at the time. the score was the renowned Czech conductor Martinů wrote the originals of his compositions Zdeněk Mácal (1936), who obtained it directly on so-called “transparencies”, which were copied on to special paper. The most frequently used type of paper was of the Circle Blue Print brand, yet Symphony No. 1 is on “Maestro” paper. This invaluable source is of great significance for preparation of the complete critical edition of this symphonic work. On 8 February 2010 Zdeněk Mácal had been awarded the Bohuslav Martinů medal. The medal was presented by Ivan Štraus, Chairman of the Board of Bohuslav Martinů Foundation. ❚ NEW ARTICLE ON OUR WEB PAGES AN INTERESTING article on Bohuslav Martinů’s wife “Charlotte Martinů (1894–1978) – A Faithful Heart” by Patrice Chevy, board member of the International Martinů Circle, can be now downloaded in the section Download at www.martinu.cz ❚ 4 | martinůrevue12010 b ] d incirclenews MARTINŮ REVUE (formerly Bohuslav “≠INTERNATIONAL MARTINŮ CIRCLE≠] Martinů Newsletter) is published “] by the International Martinů Circle PATRON MAGDALENA KOŽENÁ in collaboration with the Bohuslav Martinů Institute in Prague with The next meeting of the Board of the International Martinů Circle will ≤nancial support of the Bohuslav take place in Paris on 24 June at 10 am at the Czech Centre, rue Bona- Martinů Foundation Prague. parte. The meeting will coincide with the evening premiere of a new produc- port photo david Editors tion of the opera Mirandolina at Paris Opera's Atelier Lyrique. A meeting with GENERAL INFORMATION Zoja Seyčková & Lucie Berná friends of the Mouvement Janáček is also envisaged and we hope that Members receive the illustrated Bohuslav Martinů Institute Patrice Chevy will repeat his guided tour of the Paris locations where Mar - Justin Krawitz (with special thanks) Martinů Revue published three times tinů resided. Publisher’s Of≤ce a year plus a special limited edition CD International Martinů Circle, o.s. containing world premieres, historic IČ: 22688846 [≠MARTINŮ REVUE NO.2 / 2010≠” performances and archival recordings Bořanovická 14, 182 00 Praha 8-Kobylisy, from the annual Martinů Festival not Czech Republic Our next issue will include a preview of Giorgio Koukl's latest project. Fol- obtainable commercially. e-mail: [email protected] lowing his acclaimed recordings of Martinů's entire solo piano output and The IMC is supported by the www.martinu.cz the complete cycle of piano concertos, he is now engaged in recording for Bohuslav Martinů Foundation and Translation Naxos a large selection of unpublished songs the mezzo-soprano Jana Bohuslav Martinů Institute in Prague. Veronique Firkušný-Callegari Wallingerová. Some IMC members have generously contributed financial Hilda Hearne MEMBERSHIP & SUBSCRIPTION support without which this enterprise would not have been viable. The next INFORMATION Photographs edition of the Revue will also contain a report on the forthcoming Prague > YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION: The Bohuslav Martinů Foundation’s 20 EUR / 25 USD and Institute’s archive, collections of the Spring. Maurice Bourgue will be revisiting Prague to perform the Martinů > Bohuslav Martinů Center in Polička Oboe Concerto. The concerts which he gave as director of the Sándor Végh SUBSCRIPTION FOR CORPORATE MEMBERS: 100 EUR Graphic Design David E. Cígler Academy were among the most memorable events of the Martinů Festivals includes 10 copies of each Revue Printing BOOM TISK, spol. s r.o. in the 1990s. Young musicians who appeared with the Academy have since PLUS 3 copies of the non-commercial The Martinů Revue is published achieved international status and continue to promote the music of Martinů. CD recording from the Bohuslav three times a year in Prague. Martinů Days Festival in Prague > Cover photo [≠LONDON EVENT≠” SINGLE COPIES OF THE REVUE: 50 CZK / 2 EUR / 3 USD + postage Jiří Bělohlávek London-based members will wish to know that there is to be a video screen- Photo Z. Chrapek For further details and for single copies ing of last October's acclaimed Brno production of The Marriage. It will be ISSN 1803-8514 of the Martinů Revue contact: MK ČR E 18911 pre sented by Pamela Howard on Sunday 19 September 2010 at the Lecture Jana Honzíková Theatre of the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington together e-mail: [email protected] with a small related exhibition (starting time to be confirmed). Thereafter The International Martinů Circle, o.s. Pamela will be return ing to Brno to direct anew production of Janáček's Bořanovická 1779/14 Adventures of Mr Brouček at the National Theatre. 182 00 Praha 8-Kobylisy, CZ WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS [≠2010 SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS≠” (in alphabetical order) > D.
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