Zdenek Fibich: Symphonien Nr.1-3 (2 CDs)

Zdenek Fibich (1850-1900)

Symphonien Nr.1-3

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra

2 CDs

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Zdenek Fibich (1850-1900): Symphonien Nr.1-3, 2 CDs

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+At Twilight; A Springtime Tale op. 23

Künstler: Tikalova, Kalas, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Sejna
Label: Supraphon, ADD/m, 50-61
Bestellnummer: 5154698
Erscheinungstermin: 18.6.2002

Product Information:

This complete set of symphonies by the quintessential Romantic Czech composer Zdenek Fibich (1850 - 1900), performed by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra under Karel Sejna, is part of Supraphon´s golden treasure. Fibich´s highly emotional music filled with inner suspense is certain to enthrall the audience by the very convincingness of its message. The symphonies are coupled here with the idyllic image, At Twilight, and the cantata to the words of Jaroslav Vrchlicky, Springtime Romance. This album adds new contours to the portrait of a composer whom most listeners have known solely as the creator of the celebrated Poem. This complete set of symphonies by the quintessential Romantic Czech composer Zdenek Fibich (1850 - 1900), performed by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra under Karel Sejna, is part of Supraphon´s golden treasure. Fibich´s highly emotional music filled with inner suspense is certain to enthrall the audience by the very convincingness of its message. The symphonies are coupled here with the idyllic image, At Twilight, and the cantata to the words of Jaroslav Vrchlicky, Springtime Romance. This album adds new contours to the portrait of a composer whom most listeners have known solely as the creator of the celebrated Poem.