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Smetana Symphonische Dichtungen Aus Mein Vaterland |
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Smetana's magnificent symphonic poem resonates with patriotism
A definitive performance by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and Neumann.
This recording, which includes all six "Má Vlastán" pieces, fully conveys the national passion and poetic beauty of Smetana's music. Václav Neumann's conducting is both sensitive and powerful, and the music, especially in "Moldau," exudes a deep love for one's homeland. Although recorded in 1975, the emotion remains undiminished.
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- Conductor - Václav Neumann
- Orchestra - Die Tschechische Philharmonie
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