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德弗札克/史麥塔納/蘇克/奧斯特齊爾: 布拉格管絃樂作品集 湯馬斯.布勞納 指揮 布拉格交響樂團 Tomas Brauner / Suk, Smetana, Dvorak, Otakar - Music for Prague



德弗札克/史麥塔納/蘇克/奧斯特齊爾: 布拉格管絃樂作品集 湯馬斯.布勞納 指揮 布拉格交響樂團	Tomas Brauner / Suk, Smetana, Dvorak, Otakar - Music for Prague
德弗札克/史麥塔納/蘇克/奧斯特齊爾: 布拉格管絃樂作品集 湯馬斯.布勞納 指揮 布拉格交響樂團	Tomas Brauner / Suk, Smetana, Dvorak, Otakar - Music for Prague
專輯編號: SU4342
專輯類型: 單CD
發行年份: 2025
國際條碼: 0099925434229
音樂家:
湯馬斯.布勞納 指揮, Tomas Brauner conductor 布拉格交響樂團, Prague Symphony Orchestra
音樂廠牌: SUPRAPHON
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德弗札克/史麥塔納/蘇克/歐他克.奧斯特齊爾: 布拉格管絃樂作品集
湯馬斯.布勞納 指揮
布拉格交響樂團

布拉格交響樂團的故事和捷克首都的歷史息息相關, 因而在他們演奏的曲目中留下明顯的印記. 在他們錄製卡雷爾.胡薩(Karel Husa)的(布拉格的音樂1968, SU4294)專輯獲得成功之後, 此樂團與首席指揮又帶來另一張獻給布拉格的專輯. 這一次, 節目內容聚焦於十九世紀, 當捷克民族在奧匈帝國的統治下, 為她的語言, 文化與民族認同而奮鬥的時期. 這張專輯的核心是蘇克偉大的交響詩(布拉格), 取材於胡斯派合唱曲(上主的戰士們Ye Who Are Warriors of God); 有來自於史麥塔納著名的(我的祖國)組曲中的(維謝赫拉德城堡 Vysehrad); 還有一首罕見的曲目: 歐他克.奧斯特齊爾(Otakar Ostrcil)十九歲時寫的(什米克的傳說 A Tale Of Šemík), 是一首鮮為人知, 根據與維謝赫拉德城堡有關的一個捷克古老傳說的交響詩. 這張當然還有德佛札克的作品. 在德佛札克的任何作品中沒有一首像(我的家園序曲, My Home, 這首也是鮮為人知)如此明確的表現愛國情懷. 是根據後來成為捷克國歌的流行歌曲(何處是我的家園 Kde domov muj)的主題旋律. 這張專輯的另一首稀有曲目是德佛札克為布拉格國家展覽百週年開幕時的號角曲. 在錄製過這位作曲家(斯拉夫舞曲)的廣受好評的專輯之後, 布拉格交響樂團證實晚期浪漫主義的捷克曲目是他們最自然的本土語言.
 
布拉格交響樂團專輯中的浪漫與傳奇之城:布拉格
 

The story of the Prague Symphony Orchestra is closely related to the history of the Czech capital, which leaves an impression on their repertoire. After their successful recording of Karel Husa's Music for Prague 1968 (Supraphon, 2021), the orchestra and its chief conductor are coming up with another album dedicated to Prague. This time, the programme is focused on the late 19th century, i.e. the period when the Czech nation fought for its language, culture and identity within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The backbone of the record is Suk's monumental symphonic poem Praga, based on the Hussite chorale, "Ktoz jsú Bozi bojovnici" (Ye Who Are Warriors of God); Vysehrad from Smetana's famous cycle Ma vlast (My Country); and a rarity: Pohadka o Semiku (A Tale of Semik), which is a largely unknown symphonic poem based on an ancient Czech legend connected with Vysehrad, by Otakar Ostrcil, composed when he was nineteen. And of course, there is Antonin Dvorak. In hardly any work of his is Dvorak as explicitly patriotic as in his overture My Home (which is not very well known either). It is based on the theme of the popular song "Kde domov muj," which later became the Czech national anthem. Another rarity of this album is Dvorak's fanfare for the opening of the National Jubilee Exhibition in Prague. After their acclaimed recording of the composer's Slavonic Dances, the Prague Symphony Orchestra confirm that the Czech repertoire of late Romanticism is their native and most natural language.

The romantic and legendary city of Prague on a record of the Prague Symphony Orchestra

Antonin Dvorak
1.Fanfare for the Opening of the National Jubilee Exhibition in Prague 1891 02:23
Antonin Dvorak
2.My Home. Ouverture, Op. 62 09:44
Otakar Ostrcil
3.A Tale of Semik. Tone Poem, Op. 3 18:59
Bedrich Smetana
4.The Prague Carnival. Introduction and Polonaise 05:57
Bedrich Smetana
5.Vysehrad. Tone Poem 14:44
Josef Suk
6.Praga. Tone Poem, Op. 26 23:28

 

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