Pavel Sporcl: My Violin Legends
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Label: Supraphon
Cat No: SU41412
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 7th October 2013
Contents
Works
SerenadeSouvenir
Intermezzo pittoresque, op.18 no.2
Old Folks at Home: Introduction, theme and variations on a melody by Stephen E Foster
Serenade in D major
Burlesque
Tenerezza
Polonaise in G major, op.8
Saltarello, op.4 no.4
Barcarole, op.10
Scherzo capriccioso, op.18
Romance elegiaque
Czech Dance no.7, op.10a
Bohemian Nostalgia
Artists
Pavel Sporcl (violin)Petr Jirikovsky (piano)
Works
SerenadeSouvenir
Intermezzo pittoresque, op.18 no.2
Old Folks at Home: Introduction, theme and variations on a melody by Stephen E Foster
Serenade in D major
Burlesque
Tenerezza
Polonaise in G major, op.8
Saltarello, op.4 no.4
Barcarole, op.10
Scherzo capriccioso, op.18
Romance elegiaque
Czech Dance no.7, op.10a
Bohemian Nostalgia
Artists
Pavel Sporcl (violin)Petr Jirikovsky (piano)
About
On this CD, Pavel Šporcl introduces himself with compositions of the authors who were the most significant Czech violin virtuosi of the period between Paganini and Oistrach. These outstanding representatives of the Czech violin art collected the highest honours in the nineteenth and at the beginning of the twentieth centuries in music capitals of the world (New York, London, Vienna, Berlin, Munich, Prague, Kharkov or Kiev) and they also laid the pedagogical foundations their successors have been benefiting from.
Ferdinand Laub, Jan Kubelík and Váša Příhoda were proclaimed the best virtuosi of their time, Otakar Ševčík worked as a sought-after pedagogue in Vienna, Russia or America. One of the offshoots of the Czech violin school has led from Ševčík via his student Jaroslav Kocian and Václav Snítil to the protagonist of this recording who belongs among the most popular classical music artists in his country.
With this recording Pavel Šporcl decided to commemorate the greatest representatives of the famous Czech violin school.
Recorded at the Sound Studio HAMU, Prague, May 2013.
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