Supraphon
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a recording which is both realistic and vibrant, these performances are a magnificent tribute to the excellent state of Czech chamber music today. —
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BBC Music Magazine, August 2005, Chamber Choice
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This first-ever complete edition of Hába’s music for ‘normal’ solo piano considerably benefits from pianist Miroslav Beinhauer’s total commitment and advocacy. His brilliant and flexible technique,... —
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Bartoš’s performances a direct and at times, as in the filigree figuration of the first movement, exquisitely delicate., In such varied music, no single interpretation will completely satisfy,... —
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Gramophone Magazine, September 2019, Editor's Choice
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Building a Library, September 2017, First Choice
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…Jirí Bárta… plays with a warm, unselfconscious expressiveness that connects with all three works, and the Prague Philharmonia is with him every step of the way. —
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Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2009, Editor's Choice
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There are times when their tempos seem a little wayward, notably at the end of the first movement, but these interpretative nuances never get in the way of the expressive intentions of the piece,... —
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Record Review, 26th August 2017, Recording of the Week
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The Art of English Horn
Dominik Wollenweber (cor anglais), Berliner Philharmoniker, Sir Simon Rattle
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Opus Klassik, 2022, Instrumentalist of the Year
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Mendelssohn, Berg & Bruch: Violin Concertos
RecommendedJosef Suk (violin)
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Karel Ancerl
Suk at his incomparably eloquent, unaffacted best. Ancerl and the Czech PO provide luminous support, and Supraphon's mid-60s sound has come up very freshly.
Josef Suk gives an outstanding... —Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2026, Collection
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Building a Library, October 2004, First Choice
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The Many Loves of Antonín Dvořák
Kühn Mixed Choir, Pavel Kühn, Stanislav Bogunia, Panocha Quartet (string quartet), Radoslav Kvapil (piano), Leo Marian Vodička, Lívia Ághová, Smetana Trio, Alois Klíma, Dvořák Quartet, František Pošta, Drahomíra Drobková, Josef Kšica, Josef Suk (violin), Alfréd Holeček, Mstislav Rostropovich (cello),...
Most orchestral tracks are with the Czech Philharmonic, and Lambert has written very informed and readable booklet notes. I’d recommend settling down to listen ‘blind’, so that each rarity can... —
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Gramophone Magazine, February 2022, Reissue/Archive Issue of the Month
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