Description

Janáček: The Diary Of One Who Disappeared, Twins - Gedda, Soukupová, Páleníček, Blachut, Štěpánová, Páleníček / Supraphon Audio CD Mono / SU 0022-2 201

UPC 099925002220

Leoš Janáček (Czech pronunciation: [ˈlɛoʃ ˈjanaːtʃɛk], 3 July 1854 – 12 August 1928) was a Czech composer, musical theorist, folklorist, publicist, and teacher. He was inspired by Moravian and other Slavic music, including Eastern European folk music, to create an original, modern musical style.

Label:	Supraphon – SU 0022-2 201
Format:	CD, Album, Compilation, Mono
Country:	Czech Republic
Released:	1996
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Modern

Tracklist:

		The Diary Of One Who Disappeared (Dramatic Cantata For Tenor, Contralto, Three Female Voices & Piano To Words Of An Unknown Poet)
1 - 22		The Diary Of One Who Disappeared - Supraphon's 1984 Recording Chorus – Prague Radio Chamber Female Chorus Chorus Master – Miroslav Košler Contralto Vocals – Věra Soukupová Piano – Josef Páleníček Tenor Vocals – Nicolai Gedda

23 - 44

The Diary Of One Who Disappeared - Supraphon's 1956 Recording

Choir – Czech Singers Chamber Female Chorus

Chorus Master – Jan Kühn

Contralto Vocals – Štěpánka Štěpánová

Piano – Josef Páleníček

Tenor Vocals – Beno Blachut

Booklet Editor – Naďa Dvorská
Composed By – Leoš Janáček
Design – Ditta Jiřičková
Engineer [Recording] – Ivan Veselý (tracks: 1-22), Miloslav Kulhan (tracks: 23-44)
Liner Notes – Jiří Vysloužil, Věra Soukupová
Recording Supervisor [Recording Director] – Bohumil Čipera (tracks: 1-22), Miloslav Kuba (tracks: 23-44)
Translated By – Bernard Keefe, Hanuš Jelínek, Ivan Vomáčka, Max Brod (2), Věra Vysloužilová
Translated By [Commentary] – Helena Beguivinová