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Requiem - CD

Name: 2CD Antonín Dvořák: Requiem Op. 89 / 6 Biblical Songs, Op. 99
SKU: 442786
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Antonín Dvořák

Classical | Romantic | Czechoslovakian classics

1959

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2CD Antonín Dvořák: Requiem

Supraphon 24. April 2003 Czech Republic

Album Remastered Reissue

About the product: Introducing the third volume of the six-volume Ancerl Gold series: a collection that is both extremely strong from a purely artistic point of view and, in the context of the Ancerl series as a whole, extremely multifaceted. The pre-Romantic style is represented here by the music of Mozart (in several masterful solo performance...

More ID: 50691 EAN: 0099925367329 Discogs ID: 2665264

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Title	Requiem
Artist	Antonín Dvořák
Format	2x CD
Labels	Supraphon
Country of issue	Czech Republic
Date of publication	24. April 2003
First released	1959
Weight	170 g
EAN	0099925367329
Product ID	50691
Discogs ID	2665264
Discogs reviews	4.67

Antonín Dvořák: Requiem version on 2CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Czech Republic in publishing company Supraphon on 24. April 2003.

About the product: Introducing the third volume of the six-volume Ancerl Gold series: a collection that is both extremely strong from a purely artistic point of view and, in the context of the Ancerl series as a whole, extremely multifaceted. The pre-Romantic style is represented here by the music of Mozart (in several masterful solo performances, including by David Oistrakh) and Vorisek, the prematurely deceased young genius of Czech music, whose Symphony in D major is certainly compatible with Schubert's symphonic output. Sacred music is illustrated by Dvořák's masterful, deeply emotional Requiem, and the world of drama is evoked by Prokofiev's ballet music for Romeo and Juliet. Twentieth-century idioms can be enjoyed by their lovers in Ancerl's depiction of Igor Stravinsky's stylistic kaleidoscope, while lovers of the Romantic concertante style will be delighted by the intoxicating melodics of Brahms' First Piano Concerto, as well as a trio of slightly later, harmonically more poignant violin concertos by Ravel, Lalo and Hartmann.

Album spans genres Classical, Romantic and Czechoslovakian classics.