Zdeněk Šesták Vidéos
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Zdeněk Šesták Lukáš Pospíšil Jakub Hrůša 1925 2002
Zdeněk Šesták +••.••(...)) Koncert pro violoncello a orchestr č. 1 Světlo naděje Cello concerto No. 1 Light of Hope (2002) Lukáš Pospíšil - violoncello / cello Pražská komorní filharmonie (Prague philharmonia) řídí / conducting Jakub Hrůša
ZDENEK SESTAK (1928): Symphony No. 3 (1971) (00:01) 1. Allegro agitato (06:04) 2. Andante sostenuto (15:46) 3. Allegro vivo (24:03) 4. Adagio semplice - Allegro giusto DISCLAIMER: In my channel I post obscure recordings which I assume are unavailable and nearly impossible to buy. If the copyright holder doesn't want them to be uploaded, please contact me and I will delete them as soon as I read it.
Vojta Jaroslav Kofroň Klement Slavický Zdeněk Šesták Emil Hlobil Radek Baborák Beethoven Gustavo Dudamel Lisa Batiashvili Beethovenfest Bonn Konzerthausorchester Berlin 2010 2013
French Horn in Prague / Přemysl Vojta (http•••) (http•••) Jaroslav Kofroň / Sonatina; Klement Slavický / Capricci for French Horn and Piano, Musica per corno solo; Zdeněk Šesták / Concertino No. 2 in F major for French Horn and Piano; Emil Hlobil / Sonata per corno e pianoforte, Op. 21 Přemysl Vojta / French horn, Tomoko Sawano / piano Horn-playing has a long tradition in Bohemia, ranging from the 18th century (J. V. Stich-Punto) to the Tylšar brothers and Radek Baborák. And Přemysl Vojta is without question a superlative pursuer of this line. He earned his most remarkable triumph in September 2010 at the ARD competition in Munich (1st prize, the audience award and two other special prizes). Upon receiving the Beethoven Ring at the Beethovenfest in Bonn, he joined the ranks of young stars of classical music (Gustavo Dudamel, Julia Fisher, Lisa Batiashvili, etc.). For his debut album, Přemysl Vojta, currently solo horn of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin, has chosen pieces by 20th-century Prague modernists. As he himself puts it: "Works by unknown composers who experienced World War II, the German occupation, liberation, occupation by the 'liberators' and the bullying by the communist regime. May this recording be a reminiscence of that time and the people who lived through it." In addition to reflecting the fraught epoch and Slavonic musicality in the Janáček spirit, these works place extreme technical demands on their performers. Přemysl Vojta, however, is up to the challenge and with true mastery duly demonstrates his belonging to the famous Czech horn tradition.
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