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The most complete collection available of music by the father of Czech nationalism in music.
Má Vlast, The Bartered Bride and the String Quartet ‘From My Life’: all written within a decade of each other, all so fundamental in their different genres in forming a Czech national identity in music that it can seem incredible they were the work of a single composer.
Composer: Bedrich Smetana
Artists: Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra, Theodore Kuchar, Stamitz Quartet, Joachim Trio, Roberto Plano, Antonín Kubálek, Chor Der Staatsoper Dresden, Staatskapelle Dresden & Otmar Suitner
🎵 Purchase or streaming (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music): Coming soon!
Yet this was the task that Bedřich Smetana (1824-1884) had set himself from early on – not only to become ‘a Liszt in technique and a Mozart in composition’ but the voice of a new nation. Given the obstacles he faced, his success in realising this ambition is all the more impressive. To begin with he had to overcome his father’s antipathy to his chosen destiny as a composer; then the vicissitudes of poverty, and then, at the height of his powers and renown, a succession of personal tragedies which left him deaf and mentally unstable; he died in reduced circumstances, living with his daughter, and it took the following generation of Czech composers to rehabilitate the hero who had lived in their midst.
To begin with, Smetana won a reputation as the life and soul of the party thanks not least to the kind of piano miniatures which were published as his earliest surviving works. He sent one set to Liszt, who replied with characteristic generosity, and the elder composer’s example, encouragement and friendship all became crucial to Smetana as he spread his wings. Large-scale orchestral works soon followed in his late 20s, such as the powerful if rambling Festive Symphony – here performed complete, a rarity in itself – and the G minor Piano Trio, written as an outpouring of grief at the death of his daughter Bedřiška, and a powerful foreshadowing of later masterpieces.
Finding recognition in his homeland hard to come by, he moved to Sweden, and it was only on his permanent return home in the early 1860s that The Bartered Bride and then Má Vlast took shape, each through a complex genesis outlined by a new booklet essay and appreciation of the composer by Peter Quantrill. In their final forms they were acclaimed as the work of someone worthy to be hailed as a ‘Czech Beethoven’, for their heroic style, their mastery of old forms with a distinctively Czech twist, and their celebration of the nation’s history and sense of itself.
Track list (complete tracklist can be found in the comment section):
00:00:00 Má vlast, JB 1:112
01:13:13 Wallenstein’s Camp, Symphonic Poem Op. 14
01:28:07 Hakon Jarl, Symphonic Poem Op. 16
01:44:57 Richard III, Symphonic Poem Op. 11
01:58:06 Overture to “The Bartered Bride”, JB 1:100
02:04:37 Three Dances from “The Bartered Bride”, JB 1:100
02:17:26 Doktor Faust Overture to the Puppet-play by Matej Kopecký, JB 1:85
02:21:49 Venkovanka The Peasant Woman, Polka, JB 1:115
02:25:58 Nasim Devam To our Girls, Polka, JB 1:86
02:30:25 Festive Symphony in E Major, Op. 6:
03:16:10 Festive Overture in C Major
03:19:11 Festive Overture in D Major, Op. 4
03:28:14 Prague Carnival Introduction & Polonaise
03:34:38 March of the National Guard
03:39:31 Shakespeare Festival March, Op. 20
03:46:03 String Quartet No. 1 in E Minor, JB1:105
04:16:22 String Quartet No. 2 in D Minor, JB1:124
04:35:34 Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 15
05:04:26 Andante in E-Flat Major, JB 1:62
05:07:30 Pensée fugitive
05:11:42 Album Leaves, Op. 2
05:24:13 3 Characteristic Pieces, Op. 3
05:31:42 4 Sketches, Op. 4
05:43:25 4 Sketches, Op. 5
05:56:43 Album Leaves
06:21:06 The Complete Czech Dances I, JB 1:107
06:35:35 The Complete Czech Dances II, JB 1:114
07:19:26 Die Verkaufte Braut, JB 1:100, Pt. 1
08:08:40 Die Verkaufte Braut, JB 1:100, Pt. 2
08:45:35 Die Verkaufte Braut, JB 1:100, Pt. 3
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Má Vlast, The Bartered Bride and the String Quartet ‘From My Life’: all written within a decade of each other, all so fundamental in their different genres in forming a Czech national identity in music that it can seem incredible they were the work of a single composer.
Composer: Bedrich Smetana
Artists: Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra, Theodore Kuchar, Stamitz Quartet, Joachim Trio, Roberto Plano, Antonín Kubálek, Chor Der Staatsoper Dresden, Staatskapelle Dresden & Otmar Suitner
🎵 Purchase or streaming (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music): Coming soon!
Yet this was the task that Bedřich Smetana (1824-1884) had set himself from early on – not only to become ‘a Liszt in technique and a Mozart in composition’ but the voice of a new nation. Given the obstacles he faced, his success in realising this ambition is all the more impressive. To begin with he had to overcome his father’s antipathy to his chosen destiny as a composer; then the vicissitudes of poverty, and then, at the height of his powers and renown, a succession of personal tragedies which left him deaf and mentally unstable; he died in reduced circumstances, living with his daughter, and it took the following generation of Czech composers to rehabilitate the hero who had lived in their midst.
To begin with, Smetana won a reputation as the life and soul of the party thanks not least to the kind of piano miniatures which were published as his earliest surviving works. He sent one set to Liszt, who replied with characteristic generosity, and the elder composer’s example, encouragement and friendship all became crucial to Smetana as he spread his wings. Large-scale orchestral works soon followed in his late 20s, such as the powerful if rambling Festive Symphony – here performed complete, a rarity in itself – and the G minor Piano Trio, written as an outpouring of grief at the death of his daughter Bedřiška, and a powerful foreshadowing of later masterpieces.
Finding recognition in his homeland hard to come by, he moved to Sweden, and it was only on his permanent return home in the early 1860s that The Bartered Bride and then Má Vlast took shape, each through a complex genesis outlined by a new booklet essay and appreciation of the composer by Peter Quantrill. In their final forms they were acclaimed as the work of someone worthy to be hailed as a ‘Czech Beethoven’, for their heroic style, their mastery of old forms with a distinctively Czech twist, and their celebration of the nation’s history and sense of itself.
Track list (complete tracklist can be found in the comment section):
00:00:00 Má vlast, JB 1:112
01:13:13 Wallenstein’s Camp, Symphonic Poem Op. 14
01:28:07 Hakon Jarl, Symphonic Poem Op. 16
01:44:57 Richard III, Symphonic Poem Op. 11
01:58:06 Overture to “The Bartered Bride”, JB 1:100
02:04:37 Three Dances from “The Bartered Bride”, JB 1:100
02:17:26 Doktor Faust Overture to the Puppet-play by Matej Kopecký, JB 1:85
02:21:49 Venkovanka The Peasant Woman, Polka, JB 1:115
02:25:58 Nasim Devam To our Girls, Polka, JB 1:86
02:30:25 Festive Symphony in E Major, Op. 6:
03:16:10 Festive Overture in C Major
03:19:11 Festive Overture in D Major, Op. 4
03:28:14 Prague Carnival Introduction & Polonaise
03:34:38 March of the National Guard
03:39:31 Shakespeare Festival March, Op. 20
03:46:03 String Quartet No. 1 in E Minor, JB1:105
04:16:22 String Quartet No. 2 in D Minor, JB1:124
04:35:34 Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 15
05:04:26 Andante in E-Flat Major, JB 1:62
05:07:30 Pensée fugitive
05:11:42 Album Leaves, Op. 2
05:24:13 3 Characteristic Pieces, Op. 3
05:31:42 4 Sketches, Op. 4
05:43:25 4 Sketches, Op. 5
05:56:43 Album Leaves
06:21:06 The Complete Czech Dances I, JB 1:107
06:35:35 The Complete Czech Dances II, JB 1:114
07:19:26 Die Verkaufte Braut, JB 1:100, Pt. 1
08:08:40 Die Verkaufte Braut, JB 1:100, Pt. 2
08:45:35 Die Verkaufte Braut, JB 1:100, Pt. 3
👉 Social media links:
#Smetana #Collection #Complete #Orchestra #Czech #MaVlast #Music #ClassicalMusic #BrilliantClassics
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