This present compilation—a sequel to the 3CD set The Many Loves of Antonín Dvořák—is intended as a timely reminder of the wealth and sheer diversity of talented Czech composers who emerged from Dvořák’s masterclass at the Prague Conservatoire during the 1890s and early 1900s. It is to Czech music’s great good fortune that Dvořák, approaching fifty and at the height of his fame, had been persuaded to devote some of his time to teaching at the Conservatoire, thereby creating a lasting legacy, an influential “Dvořák School” of composers, several of whom went on to teach at the Conservatoire themselves, passing on the tradition to future generations.
The Many Pupils Of Antonin Dvorak
Suk Towards a New Life; String Serenade; Fairytale; Asrael; A Summer’s Tale; About Mother; Meditation ‘St. Wenceslas’ (Czech Philharmonic, Prague Symphony Orchestra)
Nedbal Andersen; The Fairy Tale about Johnny; Scherzo caprice; Polish Blood (Brno Janáček Opera Orchestra)
Fučík Entry of the Gladiators
Kocian Humoresque
Piskáček Bernard Žár
Kuchynka Canzonetta
Karel Revolutionary Overture
Praus Chorale of the Czechs
Novák Moravian-Slovak Suite; Violin Sonata; Piano Quintet; Eternal Longing; Karlštejn; Devil’s Polka; String Quartet No. 3; South Bohemian Suite (Brno Philharmonic)
Václav Talich, Jaroslav Vogel, Karel Šejna, Karel Nedbal, Alois Klíma, Václav Neumann, Libor Pešek, Josef Suk, Karel Šroubek, Ivan Moravec, Jan Panenka, František Rauch, Marian Lapšanský, Igor Ardašev, Suk Quartet, Vlach Quartet, Milada Šubrtová, Jana Jonášová, Beno Blachut, Ivo Žídek, Richard Novák
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