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Bohuslav Matoušek (violin)
Recorded: February 1992, Prague.
Recording - February June 1997, Prague.
Recorded: February/June 1997, Prague.
STAMITZ QUARTET & Jiri Hudec (double-bass)
Stamitz Quartet / 1990, Prague
Stamitz Quartet / 1990, Prague
Entry - September 1996, Prague.
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Bohuslav Matousek (violin) / Prague Chamber Orchestra / Libor Hlavacek (cond.) / 1989 (Supraphon)
Recorded in 1990, Prague.
Recorded: October 1997 & April 1998, Prague.
Stamitz Quartet. Recorded in 1990, Prague.
Bohuslav Matousek (violin) / Prague Chamber Orchestra / Libor Hlavacek (cond.) / 1989 (Supraphon)
Recorded: September 1996, Prague.
Recording - October 1997 & April 1998, Prague.
Entry - December 1-3, 2005, Prague.
Entry - June 2004, Prague.
Janáček quartet & Bohuslav Matoušek (viola II) / 2012, Pleyels Taufkirche, Ruppersthal
Concerto da camera for violin, piano and percussion H.285. Bohuslav Matoušek (violin), Karel Košárek (piano). Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. 16-17 & 23-26 April 2004, Prague.
Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 1 H.226. Bohuslav Matoušek - violin. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. May 2001, Prague.
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Concerto for violin, piano and orchestra H.342. Bohuslav Matoušek - violin, Karel Košárek - piano. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. 16-17 & 23-26 April 2004, Prague.
Recording - September 1996, Prague.
Recording - April 2004, Prague.
Entry - April 2004, Prague.
Entry - February June 1997, Prague.
Janáček quartet / Bohuslav Matoušek (viola II) / Miloslav Jelinek (double bass) / 2012, Pleyels Taufkirche, Ruppersthal
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Entry - September 1996, Prague.
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Recording - February June 1997, Prague.
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Recorded: September 1996, Prague.
Concerto for flute, violin and orchestra H.252. Bohuslav Matoušek, violin. Janne Thomsen, flute. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. 1-3 December 2005, Prague.
Jaroslav Tůma - harpsichord, Petr Hejný - viola da gamba;
I - Largo, II - Allegro ma non troppo, III - Allegro assai
Suite Concertante for violin and orchestra H.276 (first version). Bohuslav Matoušek, violin. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. May 2001, Prague.
Recorded in Prague in 1990.
Recorded: September 1996, Prague.
Entry - October 1997 & April 1998, Prague.
Recorded: September 1996, Prague.
Entry - February June 1997, Prague.
Recorded: February 9, 1995, Prague.
Suite Concertante for violin and orchestra H.276A (second version). Bohuslav Matoušek, violin. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. December 2005, Prague. 1. Toccata: Allegro poco mioderato. 2. Aria: Andantino. 3. Scherzo: Allegretto scherzando. 4. Rondo: Poco allegro.
Janáček quartet & Bohuslav Matoušek (viola II) / 2013, Pleyels Taufkirche, Ruppersthal
Janáček quartet & Bohuslav Matoušek (viola II) / 2013, Pleyels Taufkirche, Ruppersthal
Janáček quartet & Bohuslav Matoušek (viola II) / 2013, Pleyels Taufkirche, Ruppersthal
Jaroslav Tůma - harpsichord, Petr Hejný - viola da gamba;
I - Siciliana Adagio (Andante grazioso), II - Allegro ma non troppo, III - Menuetto
Jaroslav Tůma - harpsichord, Petr Hejný - viola da gamba;
I - Adagio, II - Allegro ma non troppo, III - Menuetto
Jaroslav Tůma - harpsichord, Petr Hejný - viola da gamba;
I - Andante, II - Allegro, III - Giga Allegro
Duo concertante for two violins and orchestra H.264. Bohuslav Matoušek, Régis Pasquier - violins. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Christopher Hogwood. Label: Hyperion. Rec. 4-5 June 2004, Prague.
Entry - October 1997 & April 1998, Prague.
Jaroslav Tůma - harpsichord, Petr Hejný - viola da gamba;
I - Grave, II - Allegro assai, III - Allegro
Domovina studio, Prague, 1992
Domovina studio, Prague, 1992
Domovina studio, Prague, 1992
Recorded: March 1-3, 1994, Prague.
from the album of the 1993 release
from the album of the 1993 release
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