Kabelac: Die Sinfonien, Audio-CD

Marke: Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra

Variante: Audio-CD

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PRODUKTBESCHREIBUNGEN Totgeschwiegen Als Komponist war Miloslav Kabelac (1908-1979) nicht bereit, den von der tschechischen Kulturbürokratie als Massstab propagierten Sozialistischen Realismus zu akzeptieren und wurde dafür weitgehend totgeschwiegen. Die Gesamtaufnahme seiner Sinfonien bei SUPRAPHON ist die lohnenswerte Begegnung mit einem kaum bekannten Sinfoniker von europäischem Rang, der z.B. in Karel Ancerl einen vehementen Fürsprecher hatte. Miloslav Kabelác completed the first of his eight symphonies in Prague in early 1942, just a few months before Bohuslav Martin, in the USA, would plunge into his Symphony No. 1, for Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Kabelá was afflicted badly by the consequences of the Nazi occupation: owing to his refusal to divorce his Jewish wife, he lost his job at the radio, his music was banned, and his life was in permanent danger. This atmosphere of gloom is duly reflected in his Symphony No. 1. The euphoria following the end of World War II was very short---lived, as two and a half years later a similarly oppressive dictatorship, this time Communist, commenced. Kabelá composed each of his symphonies for different instrumentation, repeatedly drawing inspiration from Biblical themes. Most of the pieces were premiered by the Czech Philharmonic, conducted by Karel Anerl, an enthusiastic champion of Kabelás music worldwide. The final symphony, Antiphones, was written specially for a concert at the Saint Pauls Church in Strasbourg, and the superlative ensemble Les Percussions de Strasbourg, for whom Kabelá created the famous cycle Eight Inventions, yet its premiere in June 1971 within a Hommage à Miloslav Kabelá concert featuring his music exclusively, took place without the composers presence, as he had not received a permit to travel to the West ... Alongside Bohuslav Martin, Miloslav Kabelá was unquestionably the greatest Czech symphonist of the 20th century. The first complete recording of his symphonies, made by the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Marko Ivanovi, affords the listener the opportunity to revel in the sheer depth of Kabelás symphonic oeuvre. The first complete recording of Miloslav Kabelás symphonies. A gateway to new musical landscapes. Mehr

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