`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems. 2.Vltava, JB 1:112/2
Rafael Kubelik (conductor) , Boston Symphony Orchestra 
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`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems (1874-79), JB 1:112
Rafael Kubelik (conductor) , Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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String Quartet No.1 in e-moll `From My Life ` (1876), JB 1:105
Robert Mann (violin), Joel Smirnoff (violin), Samuel Rhodes (viola), Joel Krosnick (ñello) , Juilliard String Quartet 
1988, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ.
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Piano Trio in g-moll (1855), JB 1: 64 (op.15)
Vincent Coq (piano), Jean-Marc Phillips-Varjabedian (violin), Raphael Pidoux (cello) , Trio `Wanderer` 
Recorded: September 2009, Teldex Studio, Berlin.
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Roles performed by: Mazhenka - Elena SHUMILOVA, Yenik - Georgy NELEPP, Lyudmila - N. OSTROUMOVA, Krushina - M. SKAZIN, Vashek - A. ORFENOV, Matchmaker - N. SHCHEGOLKOV, Gata - E. VERBITSKAYA, Esmeralda - V. FIRSOVA , Mikha - M. SOLOVIEV, Circus Director - V. YAKUSHENKO, Indian - G. KOROTKOV. Choir and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater of the USSR, conductor K. KONDRASHIN, recording 1951, restored (has shortcomings). The overture is performed by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction
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¹ 2 a-moll, ¹ 3 F-Dur, ¹ 4 B-Dur;
Hanover, Beethovensaal, 25 March 1952
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From the Homeland, Two Pieces for Violin and Piano, JB 1:118
Shizuka Ishikawa (violin), Kvita Bilynska (piano) 
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Mazhenka`s Aria from the opera `The Bartered Bride`
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Opera `Dalibor`(1865-1867, rev. 1870), JB 1:101
Zdenek Kosler (conductor), Leo Marian Vodicka (tenor), Eva Urbanova (soprano), Ivan Kusnjer (baritone) , Prague National Theatre Orchestra 
Vladislav - I. Kushner (baritone), Dalibor - L.M.Vodichka (tenor), Milada - E.Urbanova (soprano), Itka - Jirina Markova (soprano), Vitek - Miroslav Kopp (tenor), Budivoy - Vratislav Kriz (baritone), Benes - Jiri Kalendocsky (bass), Judge - Bohumil Marsik (bass). Chorus of the Prague National Theater, choirmaster - Milan Maly. Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, from 17 February to 5 June, 1995.
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Concert Etude `By the Seashore` (A Memory) for piano op.17 (1861), JB 1: 80
Leif Ove Andsnes (piano) 
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Dance No. 2 `Chicken`, B-Dur (II notebook, `10 Czech dances`)
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N 6 Bohemian Peasant Festival. Rec. 29.11.1950.
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``Polka in G minor``. Recorded live in the Dvorak Hall of the Rudolfimum, Prague, in December 1984.
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`Czech Song` cantata for mixed chorus and orchestra (1878), JB 1:111
Jiří Belohlavek (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra 
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Sonata for two pianos eight hands in e-moll (1849), JB 1: 47
Lilia Zilberschtein (piano), Daniel Gerzenberg (piano), Martha Argerich (piano), Anton Gerzenberg (piano) 
L.Silberstein (1st f-no, 1st batch), D.Gerzenberg (1st f-no, 2nd batch), M.Argerich (2nd f-no, 1st batch), A.Gerzenberg (2nd f-no, 2nd batch).
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`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems. 1.Vyshnegrad, JB 1:112/1
Neeme Järvi (conductor) , Detroit Symphony Orchestra 
1993, Detroit
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From the records 1972-1980.
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`The Prague Carnival` for orchestra (1883), JB 1:126
Jiří Belohlavek (conductor) , Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK)
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All songs of the cycle.
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Symphonic poem `Vallenstein`s Camp` op.14 (1858-1859), JB 1: 72
Vaclav Neumann (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra 
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`Jungend-Rondo` for Two Pianos Eight Hands (1850), JB 1: 50
Lilia Zilberschtein (piano), Anton Gerzenberg (piano), Martha Argerich (piano), Daniel Gerzenberg (piano)
L.Silberstein (1st f-no, 1st batch), A.Gerzenberg (1st f-no, 2nd batch), M.Argerich (2nd f-no, 1st batch), D.Gerzenberg (2nd f-no, 2nd batch). Klavierfestival Ruhr, Philharmonie Essen, 12.07.2012
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Recorded live in the Dvorak Hall of the Rudolfimum, Prague, in December 1984.
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Ceremonial prelude in C-dur for orchestra, JB 1: 95
Vladimir Valek (conductor) , Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK) 
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From records of 1972-1980.
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Louisina Polka for Piano (1840), JB 1: 1
Vladimir Valek (conductor) , Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
ar. Isa Krejčí . Recorded: Czech Radio Studio ¹1, Prague, April 28-29, 2005
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Symphonic Poem `Hakon Jarl` op.16 (1860-1861), JB 1: 79
Vaclav Neumann (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
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Polka for Orchestra `The Country Woman` (1879), JB 1:115
Vladimir Valek (conductor) , Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK)
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Opera `The Bartered Bride`: 1) Polka;2) Furiant;3) Tanz der Komödianten. 1971.
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Symphonic poem `Richard III` op. 11 (1857-1858), JB 1: 70
Vaclav Neumann (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
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From the records 1972-1980.
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Recorded at the Bohemia Music Studio, Prague, 2008.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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Recorded: Dvorak Hall, Rudolfinum, Prague, 1980.
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Polka `Dahlia` for Piano (1840), JB 1: 2
Vladimir Valek (conductor) , Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
ar. Isa Krejčí . Recorded: Czech Radio Studio ¹1, Prague, April 28-29, 2005
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All opus plays.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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Symphony in E Major `Triumphal` op.6 (1853-1854), JB 1: 59
Vladimir Valek (conductor) , Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
Recorded: Czech Radio Studio ¹1, Prague, April 26-28, 2006.
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All the plays of the cycle.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From recordings of 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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March for the Shakespeare Festival îð.20 (1864), JB 1: 90
Vaclav Neumann (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
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Opera `The Secret` (1877-1878), JB 1:110
Zdenek Kosler (conductor), Jaroslav Horacek (bass), Vaclav Zitek (baritone), Vera Soukupova (mezzo-soprano) , Prague National Theatre Orchestra
Jaroslav Horacek (Malina), Vaclav Zitek (Kalina), Vera Soukupova (Rose), Daniela Sounova (Blazenka), Leo Marian Vodicka (Vit), Karel Prusa (Bonifac), Oldrich Spisar (Skrivanek), Bohuslav Marsik (A Builder), Eva Hlobilova (The Innkeeper), Alfred Hampel (Jirka), Pavel Horacek (The Ghost of Friar Barnabas). horus and Orchestra - Prague National Theatre, choirmaster Milan Maly. Recorded at the Smetana Hall, Prague, from 8 September, 1981 to 22 April, 1982
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`Memories of Bohemia in the Form of Polkas`, 2 Pieces for Piano op.12 (1859–1860), JB 1: 76
Jan Novotny (piano)
Both plays of the cycle.
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Devil`s Wall, the opera (1879-1882), JB 1:122
Frantisek Dyk (conductor), Ivo Zidek (tenor), Drahomira Tikalova (soprano), Karel Kalas (bass) , Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra 
Jarek: Ivo Zidek, Vok Vidkovik: Vaclav Bednar, Zavis: Stepanka Stepanova, Hedvika: Jaroslava Vymazalova, Katuska: Drahomira Tikalova, Michalek: Antonin Votava, Benes: Jaroslav Veverka, Rarach: Karel Kalas. Vocal Ensemble of the Czechoslovak Radio and Prague Radio Orchestra. Rec. - Praha, 1952.
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Opera `The Two Widows` (1873–1874, rev. 1877, 1882), JB 1:108
Jaroslaw Krombholc (conductor), Maria Tauberova (soprano), Drahomira Tikalova (soprano), Ivo Zidek (tenor) , Prague National Theatre Orchestra 
Karolina - Maria Tauberova, Anezka - Drahomira Tikalova, Ladislav Podhajsky - Ivo Zidek, Mumlal - Eduard Haken, Tonik - Antonin Zlesak, Lidunka - Miloslava Fidlerova,
Chorus and Orchestra - Prague National Theatre. Conductor Jaroslav Krombholc. 1956
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From the records 1972-1980.
(2)
From the records 1972-1980.
(3)
From the records 1972-1980.
(3)
From the records 1972-1980.
(2)
From the records 1972-1980.
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Piano transcription of the song `Der Neugierige` from Schubert song cycle `Die schone Mullerin` (1858), JB 1: 69/2
Jan Novotny (piano)
From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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Opera `The Kiss` (1875-1876, rev. 1877), JB 1:104
Zdenek Chalabala (conductor), Ludmila Cervinkova (soprano), Beno Blachut (tenor), Karel Kalas (bass) , Prague National Theatre Orchestra 
Paloucky - Karel Kalas (bass), Vendulka - Ludmila Cervinkova (soprano), Lukas - Beno Blachut (tenor), Thomas - Premysl Koci (bapitone), Martinka - Marta Krasova (mezzo-soprano), Matous - Vladimir Jedenactik (bass), Barce - Stefa Petrova (soprano), Guard - Karel Hruska (tenor). Chorus and Orchestra - Prague National Theatre. 1952
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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`Festival overture` in D Major (1848-1849, rev.1883), JB 1: 39
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava) 
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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Polka `To Our Girls` for orchestra (1862–1863, rev.1888), JB 1: 86
Vladimir Valek (conductor) , Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
Recorded: Czech Radio Studio ¹1, Prague, August 28, 2006
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Supraphon. 2007.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, 2011
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From the records 1972-1980.
(3)
From the records of 1972-1980.
(3)
From the records 1972-1980.
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`Macbeth and the Witches` (sketch for a scene after Shakespeare`s) (1859), JB 1: 75
Jan Novotny (piano)
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From the records 1972-1980.
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`Doktor Faust`, prelude for chamber orchestra to a puppet play by Matej Kopecký (1862), JB 1: 85
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
(2)
From the records 1972-1980.
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`Memories of Bohemia in the Form of Polkas`, 2 Pieces for Piano op.13 (1859–1860), JB 1: 77
Jan Novotny (piano)
Both plays of the cycle.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
(2)
From the records 1972-1980.
(2)
Opera `Libuse` (1869-1872), JB 1:102
Oliver Dohnányi (conductor), Eva Urbanova (soprano) , Prague National Theatre Orchestra 
Live 1995.
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From the records 1972-1980.
(3)
From the records of 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
(3)
From the records of 1972-1980.
(2)
`Bajaderen Galopp` for Orchestra (1842?), JB 1: 11
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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Fantasy on the bohemian song `I Sowed the Millet` for violin and piano (1843), JB 1: 12
Cenek Pavlik (violin), Ivan Klansky (piano) 
Recorded: 29 January 1993. Venue: Domovina Studio, Prague, Czech Republic.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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`Fisherman`, music to a tableau vivant on a ballad by Goethe (1869), JB 1: 97
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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`Libuse`s Judgment`, music to a tableau vivant (1869), JB 1: 98
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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Recorded digitally in the Rudolfinum, Prague, 2005
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From the records 1972-1980.
(1)
From the records 1972-1980.
(3)
Suite from Smetana`s Sketch-Book (reconstruction by Jaroslav Smolka)
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, 2011
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Minuet B-dur for Orchestra (1842?), JB 1: 10
Robert Stankovsky (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, January, 1994.
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Recorded digitally in the Rudolfinum, Prague, 2005
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Recorded digitally in the Rudolfinum, Prague, 2005
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Recording at the Martinek Studio, Prague, 26-30 November and 17-19 December 2012.
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`Oldrich And Bozena`, prelude for chamber orchestra to a puppet play by M. Kopecky (1863), JB 1: 88
Richard Kapp (conductor) , Philharmonia Virtuosi 
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`Evening Songs`, 5 songs by poems By Vitezslav Halek (1879), JB 1:116
Barbara Ulricca Theler (soprano), Bruno Canino (piano) 
1.Who plays the golden strings 2.There is no stone for the prophets! 3.It seemed to me that you died 4. What fun in the round dance 5. From my songs I will make a throne for you
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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Characteristic variations on the Czech Song `Sil jsem proso` for piano (1846), A60
Jan Novotny (piano)
From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records of 1972-1980.
(3)
Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, 2011
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From the records 1972-1980.
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Opera `Viola` (1874-1875, 1883-1884), JB 2: 48
Zdenek Kosler (conductor), Marie Vesela (mezzo-soprano), Jaroslav Horacek (bass), Miroslav Svejda (tenor) , Prague National Theatre Orchestra
Viola - Marie Vesela (mezzo-soprano), Sebastian - Drahomira Drobkova (mezzo-soprano), Orsino - Miroslav Svejda (tenor), Marko - Jaroslav Horacek (bass), Antonio - Dalibor Jedlicka (bass), Fisherman - Karel Hanus (baritone). Chorus and Orchestra - Prague National Theatre. Chorus master Milan Maly. Conductor Zdenek Kosler. Piano - Jiri Pokorny. Recorded at the Smetana Hall, Prague, from 8 September, 1981 to 22 April, 1982.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records 1972-1980.
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From the records of 1972-1980.
(3)
Recorded digitally in the Rudolfinum, Prague, 2005
(3)
Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
(1)
Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
(2)
From the records of 1972-1980.
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Recorded in: Norwich Cathedral, 17-19 July 2006.
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`Liebesfrühling` the song by poem Friedrich Rückert (1853), JB 1: 53
Barbara Ulricca Theler (soprano), Bruno Canino (piano)
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From the records of 1972-1980.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems. 3.Šárka, JB 1:112/3
Jiří Belohlavek (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
recorded in 2014 in Prague
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`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems. 4.From Bohemian Fields and Groves, JB 1:112/4
Jiří Belohlavek (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Recorded in 2014, Prague.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
(3)
From the records 1972-1980.
(1)
From the records 1972-1980.
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`The Song of Liberty` for mixed chorus and piano (1848), JB 1: 38
Milan Maly (choirmaster) , Prague Radio Chorus 
Jiři Pocorný (piano)
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From the records 1972-1980.
(1)
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From the records of 1972-1980.
(2)
Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
(1)
Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
(4)
Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
(2)
Recording at the Martinek Studio, Prague, 26-30 November and 17-19 December 2012.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems. 6.Blaník, JB 1:112/6
Jiří Belohlavek (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
recorded in 2014 in Prague
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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Recording at the Martinek Studio, Prague, 26-30 November and 17-19 December 2012.
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`Czech Song` for male or mixed choir (1860), JB 1: 78
Milan Maly (choirmaster) , Prague Radio Chorus
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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`My Motherland`, the cycle of symphonic poems. 5.Tábor, JB 1:112/5
Jiří Belohlavek (conductor) , Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
recorded in 2014 in Prague
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Recorded at the Martinek Studio, Prague, June and September, 2014.
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`The Three Riders` for soloists and male chorus (1862), JB 1: 84
Josef Veselka (conductor), Miroslav Svejda (tenor), Jindrich Jindrak (baritone), Jaroslav Horacek (bass) , Prague philharmonic choir
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`The song of the sea` for male choir (1876-1877), JB 1:106
Josef Veselka (conductor) , Prague philharmonic choir
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`Kiss`: Aria Vendulki A ted, me robe... Hajej muj andilku (Act 1). February 3, 1921. Camden, N.Y. - one of Destinn`s last three entries.
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`Festive chorus` for male choir (1870), JB 1: 99
Josef Veselka (conductor) , Prague philharmonic choir
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