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Pavel Hrubý – tenor sax, alto sax, bass clarinet, clarinet Michal Nejtek – piano Daniel Šoltis – drums Miloš Dvořáček – glass bells, ukulele, chimes František Kučera – trumpet Wind octet directed by Štěpánka Balcarová
J. Mysliveček IL GRAN TAMERLANO W. A. Mozart LUCIO SILLA J. Mysliveček ARTASERSE W. A. Mozart LA FINTA GIARDINIERA J. Mysliveček MEDONTE, RE DI EPIRO W. A. Mozart IDOMENEO, RE DI CRETA
Simona Šaturová - soprano Frédérique Friess - soprano, Michaela Kapustová - mezzosoprano, Richard Samek - tenor L‘Armonia Terrena, conducted by Zdeněk Klauda
Pavel Zlámal - leader, clarinets, saxophones Juraj Valenčík - bass Vladimír Třebický - drums Permanent guest: Peter Graham – piano
christmas songs by the GINEVRA band
The name comes from the age of King Arthur - from the Scottish queen Ginevra. It was because of the fact that we were really interested in Irish and Scottish melodies.
The third Album of Vocal ensemble Gregoriana — the second one of its series In illo tempore. It is called according to the liturgical season which it illustrates — Tempus nativitatis (Christmas season). The aim of the series In illo tempore is to revive the old Slovak musical manuscripts dated before 1600.
directed by Jan Mikušek & Marek Klein
Slovakian (from Kosice) vocal ensemble Gregoriana comes with theirs second CD, this time led by Czech conductor Jan Mikušek. Nova (new), in the form of sacred choral works by contemporary authors, is here by the Vetera (old) in the form of Gregorian chant. Of Slovak authors are represented by Martin Bako, Mirko Krajči, Víťazoslav cubic Matthew Simko and Peter Zagar, other countries represented Libor Dřevikovský and Zdeněk Lukáš (Czech Republic), Fabio Fresi (Italy), Rihards Dubra and Renate Stivrina (Latvia), Vytautas Miškinis (Lithuania), Javier Busto (Spain) and Imant Raminsh (Canada).
