Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast (My Country) version on vinyl 2LP/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon year 1974.

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.

Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast (My Country) version on vinyl 2LP/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon year 1975.

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.

Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast = My Country version on vinyl 2LP/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon year 1967.

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.

Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon year 1970.

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. Book Vinyl.

Bedřich Smetana: Mein Vaterland version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Supraphon year 1979.

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.

Bedřich Smetana: Mein Vaterland version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Supraphon.

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.

Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast version on CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Czech Republic in publishing company Supraphon on 15. June 2004.

Informace o výrobku:
Karel Ancerl (1908-1973) patřil spolu s Václavem Talichem k tandemu dvou předních českých dirigentů 20. století. Protože drtivou většinu svých nahrávek pořídil pro Supraphon a protože se blíží třicáté výročí jeho úmrtí, rozhodla se tato firma uctít Ancerlovu památku velkoryse koncipovanou řadou reedicí jeho tvorby pod společnou hlavičkou Ancerl Gold. Série má zahrnovat celkem 42 titulů, z nichž každý projde komplexní studiovou úpravou a zefektivněním. Při jejich vydání je doprovodí odborná hudební dokumentace i erudované historické a estetické studie a samozřejmě také bohatý fotografický materiál.

Ančerlova kariéra byla úzce spjata s Českou filharmonií, s níž od roku 1950 působil osmnáct sezón. Aniž bychom v nejmenším podceňovali nesmírné zásluhy Václava Talicha a Rafaela Kubelíka na definování interpretačního stylu České filharmonie, lze říci, že Karel Ancerl byl prvním českým dirigentem skutečně světového formátu a že svůj orchestr dovedl k suverénní virtuozitě a mezinárodnímu věhlasu. Jeho umělecké výkony byly dokonalým spojením promyšlené koncepce a pečlivé práce s detaily; byly vždy podloženy jak detailní znalostí partitury a schopností vystihnout každý aspekt její architektury, tak vytříbeným citem pro styl, ohromnou zvukovou představivostí a v neposlední řadě obdivuhodně sdělným gestickým jazykem. Ancerl skutečně dokázal svůj orchestr přesvědčit o správnosti svého přístupu, což je v dirigentském umění snad nejpodstatnějším předpokladem úspěchu.

Mimochodem, v Ancerlově éře došlo v nahrávacím průmyslu k převratným krokům ve vývoji nahrávacích technologií, včetně vynálezu LP desky a následného obrovského rozšíření nahrávacích projektů orchestrů. Ancerlovy brilantně inspirované nahrávky se brzy dočkaly náležitého uznání v podobě prestižních mezinárodních ocenění. Jejich aktualizované reedice na formátu CD od té doby stále oslňují posluchače svou technickou dokonalostí a naprostou zvukovou krásou.

Dramaturgie prvních šesti svazků zlaté řady Ancerl se snažila o maximální míru vyváženosti spojenou s přiměřenou reprezentativností: vedle atraktivních čísel českého repertoáru (Dvořák, Smetana) jsou zde svazky přinášející skvosty německé a ruské romantické hudby (Mendelssohn, Bruch, Musorgskij, Korsakov) plus symfonická díla napsaná na počátku 20. století se silným důrazem na zvukovou stránku (Stravinskij, Mahler, Strauss).

Slogan: Byla zahájena nejambicióznější monografická řada v historii Supraphonu.

Album spans genres Classical and Romantic.

Bedřich Smetana: Ma Vlast version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company Essential Media Mod on 22. October 2015.

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.