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Ebony Band & Werner Herbers - Around Prague (2013) [Hi-Res]

Ebony Band & Werner Herbers - Around Prague (2013) [Hi-Res]

BAND/ARTIST: Ebony Band, Werner Herbers, Barbara Kozelj

  • Title: Around Prague
  • Year Of Release: 2013
  • Label: Channel Classics Records
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks, booklet) [192kHz/24bit]
  • Total Time: 1:18:25
  • Total Size: 3.66 GB / 319 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: Předehra (01:12)
2. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Sechs Miniaturen für Kammerorchester: I. Sehr langsam (02:04)
3. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Sechs Miniaturen für Kammerorchester: II. Ruhig bewegt (01:39)
4. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Sechs Miniaturen für Kammerorchester: III. Ziemlich breit (02:08)
5. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Sechs Miniaturen für Kammerorchester: IV. Schnell (01:12)
6. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Sechs Miniaturen für Kammerorchester: V. Sehr langsam (02:07)
7. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Sechs Miniaturen für Kammerorchester: VI. Tempo moderato (03:28)
8. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: Řeč generálova (01:28)
9. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Malá Předehra, Op. 42 (04:44)
10. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – O dětech: Moderato (02:43)
11. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – O dětech: I. Rubato (02:26)
12. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – O dětech: II. Moderato leggiero (02:02)
13. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: Intermezzo I (01:01)
14. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Nonett II, Op. 41 (11:57)
15. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: Intermezzo II (00:52)
16. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Malých Kousků, Op. 9: Allegro risoluto (00:51)
17. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Malých Kousků, Op. 9: Andante (01:20)
18. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Malých Kousků, Op. 9: Moderato (01:03)
19. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Malých Kousků, Op. 9: Adagio, Presto (01:22)
20. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Malých Kousků, Op. 9: Allegro vivace (00:38)
21. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Polydynamických Skladeb, Op. 3: I (01:21)
22. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Polydynamických Skladeb, Op. 3: II (01:13)
23. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Polydynamických Skladeb, Op. 3: III (00:34)
24. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Polydynamických Skladeb, Op. 3: IV (01:47)
25. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Pet Polydynamických Skladeb, Op. 3: V (06:15)
26. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: A. Hába (00:35)
27. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: V. Helfert (00:53)
28. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: J. Mahen (00:28)
29. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: G. Förster (00:28)
30. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: C. Hoffmann (00:35)
31. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: K. Balling (00:18)
32. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Veselá Akrosticha, Op. 12: E. and A. Schulhoff (01:09)
33. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: Polka (01:21)
34. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: An Himmelfahrt (01:21)
35. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – Sechs Lieder, Op. 17: I. Drei Blumen (02:57)
36. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – Sechs Lieder, Op. 17: II. Dreierlei Schutzgeister (01:29)
37. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – Sechs Lieder, Op. 17: III. Es schleppt mein Schuh... (01:59)
38. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – Sechs Lieder, Op. 17: IV. Wie ist die Nacht... (04:02)
39. Werner Herbers, Ebony Band & Barbara Kozelj – Sechs Lieder, Op. 17: V. Aus dem Häuschen in den Garten... (02:03)
40. Werner Herbers & Ebony Band – Svatebčané na Eiffelce, Op. 11: Valčik depeší (00:59)

The city of Prague was a cultural hotspot in the 1920s and 30s. From 1918 to 1935 the country’s president was the European-minded and remarkably liberal philosopher Tomáš Masaryk, and his successor Edvard Beneš was a kindred spirit. The three population groups, enriched by emigrants from Russia, the Ukraine, Germany and Austria, competed with one another but also inspired each other.

This was the Prague in which the composers on this CD were involved. In their music we hear the old and the new, tradition and renewal, but above all, imagination and talent. When the border between East and West opened up in 1989, their music had hardly been heard in the West for some fifty years, having been suppressed first by the Nazis and then by suffocating communist rule. With the exception of Ullmann, even today these composers have hardly reached our concert halls.

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