Dvorak / Petra Froese / Czech Philharmonic Choir: Alfred
Dvorak / Petra Froese / Czech Philharmonic Choir: Alfred
Format: CD
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Artist: Dvorak / Petra Froese / Czech Philharmonic Choir
Label: Arcodiva
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8594029811409
Genre: Classical, Opera/Operetta
The world premiere recording of Antonín Dvorak's three-act opera Alfred is a monumental event of great scholarly interest for experts and the general public alike. This Wagnerian-style 1870 opera was performed and recorded for the first time as written (i.e. in the German language) in Prague's premiere venue: the Dvorak Hall at the Rudolfínum. A team of leading Dvorak scholars prepared the critical edition of the score and materials. The live recording features premiere Wagnerian singers, as well as the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, Czech Philharmonic Choir, and conductor Heiko Mathias Forster. The libretto, set somewhere in England in the year 878, during the war between the English and the Danes, marked the sole occasion upon which Dvorak wrote music to a German libretto (by German poet Karl Theodor Korner (1791-1813).
Tracks:
1.1 Dramatic (Tragic) Overture, B16A
1.2 Vzhuru, Statni Druhove, K Slavnosti
1.3 Necht Zni a Jasaji Tony Trompet
1.4 Jdi, Starce, Jdi - Prelude - Bojovali Jsme Mecem
1.5 Ballet
1.6 Netesim Se Pouze Odinove Prizni
2.1 Introduction - Zdravi Budte, Statecni Bojovnici!
2.2 Muj Krali!
2.3 V Zajetí Temne Veze
2.4 Co Tady Slídíte
2.5 Marne, Slovutny Vladce
2.6 Unaveny Dlouhym Bojem
2.7 Bud Privitano, Vlídne Rano
2.8 Alvino!
2.9 Alfred Zvitezi!
2.10 Nevidim Jeete Ani Stopu Po Nasem Hrdinovi
2.11 Zde V Techto Pevne Zamcenych Zdech
2.12 Jaky Ton Co Asi Znamena
2.13 Alfred Vitezi! Vítezi!
