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Gipsy Fire - CD

Name: CD Pavel Šporcl: Gipsy Fire
SKU: 55806
Price: 287 CZK
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Pavel Šporcl

Classical | Romantic | Czechoslovakian classics

2014

Supraphon 11. November 2014 Czech Republic

Pavel Šporcl toured extensively with the CD "Gipsy Way" (SU 3951), which has sold over 20 000 copies. Now this Czech violin prodigy follows up with a second album with the Gipsy Way Ensemble. In addition to the breathtaking virtuoso repertoire of the Sinti and Roma, Šporcl has added catchy film melodies this time around. Everything is carried by...

More ID: 54958 EAN: 0099925418021

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Title	Gipsy Fire
Artist	Pavel Šporcl
Format	CD
Labels	Supraphon
Country of issue	Czech Republic
Date of publication	11. November 2014
First released	2014
EAN	0099925418021
Product ID	54958

Pavel Šporcl: Gipsy Fire version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czech Republic in publishing company Supraphon on 11. November 2014.

Pavel Šporcl toured extensively with the CD "Gipsy Way" (SU 3951), which has sold over 20 000 copies. Now this Czech violin prodigy follows up with a second album with the Gipsy Way Ensemble. In addition to the breathtaking virtuoso repertoire of the Sinti and Roma, Šporcl has added catchy film melodies this time around. Everything is carried by the irrepressible musicality of Šporcl and his musicians, who accurately hit the mark even outside the classical repertoire, without risking to serve trite clichés.

Album spans genres Classical, Romantic and Czechoslovakian classics.