2LP/Box Set Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast (My Country) (2xLP - 76/2)

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Má Vlast - CD, LP, Box Set

Bedřich Smetana

Classical | Romantic

1963

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2LP/Box Set Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast (My Country) (2xLP - 76/2)

Supraphon 1976 Czechoslovakia

Reissue Repress Stereo Doprodej

More ID: 138740 Discogs ID: 4325147

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VG+ VG+ Few hairlines, minor wear on the cover, 75 1

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VG+ VG+ Few hairlines, few light scratches, minor wear on the cover

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Price

32,99 €

Price includes VAT 21 %

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In stock

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Christmas delivery:

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Details

Title	Má Vlast (My Country) (2xLP - 76/2)
Artist	Bedřich Smetana
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Supraphon
Country of issue	Czechoslovakia
Date of publication	1976
First released	1963
Weight	690 g
Product ID	138740
Discogs ID	4325147

Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast (My Country) (2xLP - 76/2) version on vinyl 2LP/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon year 1976.

The 1963 album "Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast" is a classical masterpiece that showcases the patriotic spirit and rich musical heritage of the Czech people. This collection features six symphonic poems, each one painting an aural portrait of Smetana's homeland. The album opens with "I. Vyšehrad," which sets the tone with its grandiose themes, capturing the majesty of the ancient Czech fortress. "II. Vltava," perhaps the most famous piece from the cycle, takes listeners on a journey along the river Moldau, with its flowing melodies and lively rhythms. "III. Šárka" tells a tale of feminine vengeance with dramatic flair, while "IV. Z Českých Luhů A Hájů" celebrates the beauty of Bohemian fields and groves. The album concludes with "V. Tábor" and "VI. Blaník," which evoke the historical Hussite warriors and their legendary mountain encampment, ending on a note of triumph and hope for the nation's future. This recording captures the essence of Smetana's vision, offering a timeless tribute to Czech culture and history.

Album spans genres Classical and Romantic.