Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Urfaust Album

Tracklist

1	Urfaust
2	Urfaust

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Pavel Steidl
• Adapted By – Jaroslava Strejčková, Josef Melč
• Chorus – Czech Radio Choir
• Chorus Master – Jaroslava Hašková , Milan Malý
• Cover – Bohuslav Blažej
• Directed By – Josef Melč
• Harmonium – Jiří Smutný
• Illustration – Vladimír Tesař
• Music By – Jiří Smutný
• Organ – Geidré Lukšaité - Mrázková
• Percussion – Ivo Kieslich, Josef Patroch, Rene Hokův
• Sleeve Notes – Jaroslava Strejčková
• Translated By – Jaroslav Bílý
• Voice Actor [Alten] – Jaroslav Cmíral
• Voice Actor [Brander] – Ivo Gübel
• Voice Actor [Duch Země] – Rudolf Pellar
• Voice Actor [Faust] – Eduard Cupák
• Voice Actor [Frosch] – Jan Faltýnek
• Voice Actor [Kolovrátkář] – Jiří Bruder
• Voice Actor [Líza] – Dana Hlaváčová
• Voice Actor [Markétka] – Klára Jerneková
• Voice Actor [Marta] – Dana Medřická
• Voice Actor [Mefistofeles] – Rudolf Hrušínský
• Voice Actor [Siebel] – Vladimír Hrubý
• Voice Actor [Valentin] – Viktor Preiss
• Voice Actor [Wagner] – Jiří Pleskot
• Voice Actor [Žák] – Vítězslav Jandák

Album

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