Smetana - Vaclav Talich, Trio Suk, Quatuor Vlach, Rudolf Firkusny - La Moldau; Trio Op. 15; Danses Tchèques; Quatuor n°1 Album

Tracklist

1	Allegro Moderato À La Polka	5:44
2	Allegro, ma non agitato	8:28
3	Trio Pour Piano, Violon Et Violoncelle Op. 15 Cello – Josef ChuchroPiano – Jan PanenkaViolin – Josef Suk	(29:14)
4	Polka En Fa Majeur	2:58
5	Largo Sostenuto	9:11
6	Danses Tchèques (Cahier I) Piano – Rudolf Firkusny	(11:05)
7	Presto
8	Polka En Si Bémol Majeur	2:50
9	Vltava (La Moldau) Conductor – Vaclav TalichOrchestra – Orchestre Philharmonique Tchèque	11:56
10	Quatuor à Cordes N° 1 "de Ma Vie" Ensemble – Quatuor Vlach	(29:33)
11	Polka en fa dièse mineur	2:39
12	Vivace	6:22
13	Moderato Assai - Piu Animato	11:58
14	Allegro Vivo Appassionato	8:16
15	Polka En la Mineur	2:38

Credits

• Composed By – Bedrich Smetana

Notes

Enregistrements de 1954 (track 1), 1968 (2-4), 1957 (5-8) et ca. 1956 (9-12)

© Josef Manes - National Gallery in Prague / Responsable de collection: Gaëtan Naulleau.

CD in 2 fold cardboard sleeve. Sold with Diapason French Monthly #654 - February 2017.

Barcodes

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Companies

• Mastered At – Circé
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Album

Bedřich Smetana. Vaclav Talich. 2, Vlatava - La Moldau. 3, Sarka. Vaclav Talich, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Vaclav Talich. Suk: Ripening, Op. Česká filharmonie, Vaclav Talich. 1959 Mono Version. Smetana: La Moldau. Vaclav Talich, Česká filharmonie. Josek Suk, Josef Chuchro, Jan Panenka, Trio Op. 15 - II. Allegro, ma non agitato 04. 15 - III. Presto 05. Rudolf Firkusny, Czech Dances No 1. Polka in F minor- Non molto allegro 06. Rudolf Firkusny, Czech Dances No 2. Polka in A minor- Moderato 07. Rudolf Firkusny, Czech Dances No 3. Polka in F major- Allegro 08. Česká filharmonie, Václav Talich, Josek Suk, Josef Chuchro, Jan Panenka, Rudolf Firkusny, Vlach Quartet - La Moldau, Trio , Danses Tchèques, Quatuor No. EAC log. Exact Audio Copy V1. 3 from 2. September 2016. EAC extraction logfile from 26. January 2017, 18:18. Work Title. Piano Trio, . Smetana, Bedřich. OpusCatalogue NumberOp. JB 1:64. I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. Vltava La Moldau - Orchestre philharmonique tchèque, Vaclav Talich. Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle - Moderato assai - Più animato - Josef Suk, violon Josef Chuchro, violoncelle Jan Panenka, piano. Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle - Allegro, ma non agitato - Josef Suk, violon Josef Chuchro, violoncelle Jan Panenka, piano. Danses Tchèques Cahier I - Polka en la mineur - Rudolf Firkusny, piano. Danses Tchèques Cahier I - Polka en fa mineur - Rudolf Firkusny, piano. Danses Tchèques Cahier I - Polka en si bémol majeur - Rudolf Firkusny, piano. piano . Rudolf Firkusny: все альбомы, включая Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 3 , Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5 'Emperor' , The Collection of East Classics и другие. Performance: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Václav Talich. Václav Talich conducts Smetana: Vltava Part 12 - Продолжительность: 8. Part 1 - El Moldava - Die Moldau - Vltava - Bedrich Smetana - Herbert von Karajan - Primavera - Продолжительность: 5:09 Talich - - Czech Song - Fairy Tale, - Slovacko Suite, 12:57. Leos Janacek - The Cunning Little Vixen: Orchestral Suite from the Opera - Part I. Andante excerpt The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Vaclav Talich - conductor 03:19. Vaclav Talich - - In Nature's Realm, Carnival, Othello, Waltzes for String Orchestra Nos. 1 and 4, Polonaise in Es, Polonaise from the opera Rusalka Act II 08:16. Vaclav Talich - - Ripening, - Taras Bulba 03:30. Vaclav Talich - - Sinfonia in B, . Rudolf Firkušný Czech: 11 February 1912 19 July 1994 was a Czech-born, Czech-American classical pianist. Born in Moravian town Napajedla, Firkušný started his musical studies with the composers Leoš Janáček and Josef Suk, and the pianist Vilém Kurz. Later he studied with the legendary pianists Alfred Cortot and Artur Schnabel. He began performing on the continent of Europe in the 1920s, and made his debuts in London in 1933 and New York in 1938. He escaped the Nazis in 1939