Ladislav Kubik - Vocal Music
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Label: Neos Music
Cat No: NEOS11703
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 9th February 2018
Contents
Artists
Phyllis Pancella (mezzo-soprano)Hui-Ting Yang (piano)
Hana Brozova (alto flute)
Jitka Hosprova (viola)
Florida State University Percussion Ensemble
Conductor
Alexander JimenezWorks
GongHaiku (24)
Magdalene
River in Spring
To Be a Poet
Artists
Phyllis Pancella (mezzo-soprano)Hui-Ting Yang (piano)
Hana Brozova (alto flute)
Jitka Hosprova (viola)
Florida State University Percussion Ensemble
Conductor
Alexander JimenezAbout
Kubík’s lifelong interest in poetry and prose, demonstrated over the years by his numerous vocal works, has been ranging from the ancient Latin texts and traditional Japanese poems through Rilke, Pasternak and Kafka to 20th-century Czech, Slovak, American, and Polish poetry. Equally wide is the range of musical forms and genres that bear the poetic message; they include large choral works as well as miniature songs, various chamber music combinations, and non-traditional vocal applications, sometimes in symbiosis with an electronic component. Amongst these works, a special place in Kubík’s compositional output belongs to the works for mezzo-soprano, partially generated and inspired by the composer’s collaboration with the notable mezzo-soprano Phyllis Pancella.
Three of the included works, 24 Haiku, To Be a Poet, and Magdalene are dedicated to Pancella. Her performance is effectively supported by Taiwanese-American pianist Hui-Ting Yang and the Czech musicians Jitka Hosprová (viola)
and Hana Brožová (flute), as well as the excellent and for New Music always enthusiastic Florida State University Percussion Ensemble with Alexander Jiménez (conductor).
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