Haydn2032 - No.16

The Surprise

Kapustin: Piano Concertos Nos.2 & 6

Rautavaara - Aho

joy & asymmetry

Doux Silence

Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien - François Lazarevitch

Fauré: Requiem (1888)
Donizetti: Chiara e Serafina

Crossroads

Ksenija Sidorova plays Bach, Akhunov, Tabakova & Montero

Mozart: Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots

Kuhnau: "Uns ist ein Kind geboren"

Weihnachtskantaten

Andrew Lloyd Webber: Requiem

Schnittke: Film Music - Vol.6

Little Tragedies

Clarinet Trios

Hartmann - Gade - Mendelssohn

Monteverdi: Testamento - Vespro della Madonna 1643

New Monteverdi Verspers from his true musical testament

Sorabji: Vocal and Chamber Works

Pietro Auletta: L'Orazio

(World Premiere Recording)

Wilms: Symphony No.6 & Overtures
Music of the Angels

Kabelac: Eight Preludes - Motifs from Exotic Lands

& Smetana: Dreams

Kabelac: Eight Preludes - Motifs from Exotic Lands
Kabelac - Smetana Jan Bartos (Piano) Label : Supraphon
Artikelnummer: SU4324-2 1 CD Spielzeit : 070:55
CHF 21.00


What do Bedrich Smetana and Miloslav Kabelác have in common? Both were distinguished composers, conductors and pianists, created modern and timeless music for piano, overshadowed however by their symphonic works. Smetana was writing his cycle Rêves (1875) at the time when he was completing Sárka and From Bohemian Fields and Groves, perhaps his most remarkable tone poem. Kabelác was composing the two piano cycles, while also focusing on his symphonic Mystery of Time.