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Hanuš Bartoň (1960 – 2023)
Catalogue number: AM 0020 Price: out of print CZK |
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Antonín Dvořák (1841 – 1904)
Catalogue number: AM 0004 Price: 350 CZK |
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Jiří Gemrot (*1957)
Catalogue number: AM 0066 Price: 95 CZK |
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Jiří Horáček (1941 – 2020)
Catalogue number: AM K005 Price: 85 CZK |
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Jiří Horáček (1941 – 2020)
Catalogue number: AM K008 Price: 85 CZK |
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Kateřina Horká (*1993)
Catalogue number: AM 0051 Price: 195 CZK |
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František Horký (1943 – 2017)
Catalogue number: AM 0036 Price: 195 CZK |
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František Horký (1943 – 2017)
Catalogue number: AM 0041 Price: 155 CZK |
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Emil Hradecký (*1953)
Catalogue number: AM 0037 Price: 195 CZK |
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Olga Ježková (*1956)
Catalogue number: AM 0022 Price: 95 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) In the fall of 1930, the then fifteen-year-old Kaprálová began to study composition under Vilém Petrželka at the Brno Conservatory. Between February 1931 and January 1932, she composed her first work of significance, which she entitled Five Piano Compositions. The five „compositions,“ or rather movements, are full of lyricism. They are in fairly slow tempi and their harmonic language is so rich and colorful that a few years later, Kaprálová decided to orchestrate the first four as Suite en miniature. This historical, first edition of Five Piano Compositions, published by AMOS EDITIO, is made possible thanks to the financial support of the Kapralova Society. Catalogue number: AM 0064 Price: 195 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) This is a first edition of eight piano compositions from Kaprálová’s childhood, written by the composer between the age of nine and twelve. This collection of piano miniatures will be of an interest to musicians not only as a unique historical document but it will also impress them with its unquestionable quality. Besides children’s miniatures, in which the little composer often utilizes tone-painting (In the Realm of Fables, The Harbour, War) we will also find in this collection compositions that are unusually profound at such a tender age (Setting Out on a Long Journey, Pondering, Longing, Valse triste, After the Battle on White Mountain). Their rich melodic and harmonic language and the depth of emotional expression point to unusual creative gifts of a young composer, her abundant fantasy, and her intelligence. The childhood compositions are not technically demanding and a few of them can be performed by young students as early as in their second grade. Catalogue number: AM 0040 Price: 135 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) The two-movement Sonata appassionata is Kaprálová’s first major piano work. What was already obvious to those present at its premiere in 1934, has been only confirmed by time: this is a composition of exceptional quality and without doubt one of the most remarkable works of the Czech piano literature of the first half of the twentieth-century. Despite its considerable merit, the composition was not previously published. This first, critical edition was made possible thanks to the Kapralova Society, an arts organization based in Toronto, Canada. Catalogue number: AM 0052 Price: 345 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) The two works by Kaprálová, included in this publication, have much in common. In October 1935, Kaprálová embarked on her studies under Vítězslav Novák at the Prague Conservatory. Her first accomplishment was Grotesque Passacaglia, a composition for piano with which the self-assured young composer entered a competition of the contemporary music journal Tempo. The work placed first in the competition, and, as a result, it was published the following year. On Novák’s advice, however, Kaprálová further revisited the score, finalizing it under the title of Scherzo Passacaglia. This revised (mainly expanded) work was included with two compositions that followed – Prelude and Crab Canon – in Three Piano Pieces, op. 9. Unlike the Grotesque Passacaglia, however, these remarkable pieces remained for a long time unpublished, and they are being made available for the first time in our edition. This project was initiated and financially assisted by the Kapralova Society. Catalogue number: AM 0060 Price: 345 CZK |
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Jan Matásek (*1972)
Catalogue number: AM 0043 Price: 175 CZK |
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Štefan Pernecký (1991 – 2017)
Catalogue number: AM 0074 Price: 135 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0031 Price: 185 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0008 Price: 195 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0011 Price: 95 CZK |
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Milan Slavický (1947 – 2009)
Catalogue number: AM 0048 Price: 220 CZK |
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Bedřich Smetana (1824 – 1884)
Catalogue number: AM 0005 Price: 195 CZK |
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Bedřich Smetana (1824 – 1884)
Catalogue number: AM 0002 Price: 225 CZK |
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Josef Třeštík (*1981)
Catalogue number: AM 0014 Price: 95 CZK |
Antonín Dvořák (1841 – 1904)
Catalogue number: AM 0004 Price: 350 CZK |
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Bedřich Smetana (1824 – 1884)
Catalogue number: AM 0002 Price: 225 CZK |
Milan Dlouhý (1938 – 2023)
Catalogue number: AM 0023 Price: 145 CZK |
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Jiří Horáček (1941 – 2020)
Catalogue number: AM 0058 Price: 295 CZK |
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Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0044 Price: 295 CZK |
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Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0010 Price: 145 CZK |
Josef Klička (1855 – 1937)
Catalogue number: AM 0057 Price: 280 CZK |
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Josef Klička (1855 – 1937)
Catalogue number: AM 0059 Price: 375 CZK |
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Josef Klička (1855 – 1937)
Catalogue number: AM 0065 Price: 590 CZK |
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Jindra Nečasová Nardelli (*1960)
Catalogue number: AM 0070 Price: 880 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0025 Price: 180 CZK |
Vlasta Bachtíková (1940 – 2019)
Catalogue number: AM 0072 Price: out of print CZK |
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Eliška Cílková (*1987)
Catalogue number: AM 0061 Price: 280 CZK |
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Zdeněk Gola (1929 – 2021)
Catalogue number: AM 0075 Price: out of print CZK |
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Jiří Horáček (1941 – 2020)
Catalogue number: AM K014 Price: 350 CZK |
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Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0030 Price: 210 CZK |
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Lukáš Hurník (*1967)
Catalogue number: AM 0019 Price: 280 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) The edition includes three compositions: Legend, Burlesque, and Elegy. The Legend and the Burlesque (numbered op. 3/1 and op. 3/2) were both composed in 1932, during Kaprálová’s studies at the Brno Conservatory; the Elegy was composed in the memory of Czech writer Karel Čapek in the spring of 1939. While the Burlesque was published as early as 1933, the Legend and the Elegy have never been published – until now. All three works are now being offered in a first ever complete edition – a project initiated and financially assisted by the Kapralova Society. The publication’s editor is one of the foremost Kaprálová scholars, Dr. Timothy Cheek, of the University of Michigan School of Music; the violin part was edited by another member of the faculty, Dr. Stephen Shipps. Almost simultaneously with the print edition, all three works have also been recorded and are available on compact disc released by the largest independent US label, Koch Records. Catalogue number: AM 0055 Price: 510 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0016 Price: 50 CZK |
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Karl Stamitz (1745 – 1801)
Catalogue number: AM 0029 Price: 410 CZK |
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Johann Strauss (1825 – 1899)
Catalogue number: AM 0039 Price: 300 CZK |
Karl Stamitz (1745 – 1801)
Catalogue number: AM 0029 Price: 410 CZK |
Jiří Horáček (1941 – 2020)
Catalogue number: AM K014 Price: 350 CZK |
Mathieu Bevilacqua (1772 – 1849)
Catalogue number: AM 0026 Price: 145 CZK |
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Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0030 Price: 210 CZK |
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Lukáš Hurník (*1967)
Catalogue number: AM 0063 Price: 250 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) In the spring of 1940, Kaprálová decided to compose three little pieces to expand the repertoire of her fiancé Jiří Mucha, an amateur recorder player. At the end, she was able to finish only two of them, however. As is evident from their autograph score, Kaprálová intended them to be playable by both recorder and flute. Despite the freshness of these little musical gems full of imagination, none of them has been published – until today. Their first edition was made possible thanks to the support of The Kapralova Society. Catalogue number: AM 0069 Price: 95 CZK |
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Jan Olejník (*1930)
Catalogue number: AM 0073 Price: 330 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0016 Price: 50 CZK |
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Johann Strauss (1825 – 1899)
Catalogue number: AM 0039 Price: 300 CZK |
Vlasta Bachtíková (1940 – 2019)
Catalogue number: AM 0045 Price: 195 CZK |
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Milan Dlouhý (1938 – 2023)
Catalogue number: AM 0027 Price: 145 CZK |
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Jiří Smutný (*1932)
Catalogue number: AM 0034 Price: 160 CZK |
Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0006 Price: 300 CZK |
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Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0030 Price: 210 CZK |
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Johann Strauss (1825 – 1899)
Catalogue number: AM 0039 Price: 300 CZK |
Jan Anderle (1790 – 1865)
Catalogue number: AM 0042 Price: 210 CZK |
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Eliška Cílková (*1987)
Catalogue number: AM 0061 Price: 280 CZK |
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Ilja Hurník (1922 – 2013)
Catalogue number: AM 0030 Price: 210 CZK |
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Lukáš Hurník (*1967)
Catalogue number: AM 0063 Price: 250 CZK |
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Jan Evangelista Antonín Koželuh (1738 – 1814)
Catalogue number: AM 0017 Price: 200 CZK |
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František Vincenc Kramář–Krommer (1759 – 1831)
Catalogue number: AM 0021 Price: 170 CZK |
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Antonín Rössler–Rosetti (1750 – 1792)
Catalogue number: AM 0032 Price: 345 CZK |
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Václav Tuček (the 2nd half of the 18th century)
Catalogue number: AM 0012 Price: 230 CZK |
Milan Slavický (1947 – 2009)
Catalogue number: AM 0056 Price: 195 CZK |
Lukáš Hurník (*1967)
Catalogue number: AM 0063 Price: 250 CZK |
Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0013 Price: 350 CZK |
Jan Křtitel Jiří Neruda (1708 – 1780)
Catalogue number: AM 0024 Price: 310 CZK |
Jindra Nečasová Nardelli (*1960)
Catalogue number: AM 0070 Price: 880 CZK |
Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) The surrealist poem Leden (January) from Nezval’s poetry collection Zpáteční lístek (Return Ticket) was the inspiration behind one of the most remarkable Czech songs of the first half of the twentieth century. In Leden Kaprálová masterfully captured the unique atmosphere of Nezval’s lyrics full of decadent imagery and odd melancholy. She further enhanced the haunting quality of this piece with unusual instrumentation: flute, two violins, violoncello, and piano. The composition is published here for the first time. Its historical, first edition has been made possible thanks to the encouragement and financial support of the Kapralova Society, an arts organization based in Toronto, Canada. Catalogue number: AM 0046 Price: 230 CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) Kaprálová’s contribution to the genre of art song is a major one; yet her legacy was fairly unknown until very recently. It was only in 2003, when Supraphon released the CD premiere recording of these songs, that their extraordinary qualities were brought to the attention of music critics and led to her reputation of being one of the most important composers of the art song of the twentieth century. This publication is the first complete (and critical) edition of Kaprálová’s songs, many of which have not been previously published. The bilingual edition was meticulously prepared for publication by one of the foremost Kaprálová scholars, Dr. Timothy Cheek of the University of Michigan School of Music. Besides the knowledgeable Foreword and substantial editorial notes, the edition includes translation of all lyrics into English. This unique publishing project was made possible thanks to the encouragement and financial assistance of the Kapralova Society, a music society based in Toronto, Canada. Catalogue number: AM 0003 Price: out of print CZK |
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Vítězslava Kaprálová (1915 – 1940) In 2006, while browsing through Kaprálová Papers deposited in the Music History Department of the Moravian Museum in Brno, Karla Hartl came across an autograph of a previously unknown Kaprálová song, entitled Smutný večer (Sad evening). It is not only the music but also the text of the song, likely written by the composer herself, which makes this find so interesting. We have no doubt that this edition of Sad Evening, prepared for publication by Kaprálová scholar Timothy Cheek, Associate Professor of Voice at the University of Michigan, will make a valuable contribution to the body of knowledge about Kaprálová’s oeuvre, in which art song holds such a prominent place. The project was initiated and financially assisted by the Kapralova Society. Catalogue number: AM 0067 Price: 175 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0025 Price: 180 CZK |
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Klement Slavický (1910 – 1999)
Catalogue number: AM 0007 Price: 300 CZK |
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Canons
Catalogue number: AM K000 Price: 520 CZK |
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Christmas Songs of Europe
Catalogue number: AM K009 Price: 449 CZK |
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Our Christmas Songs
Catalogue number: AM K012 Price: out of print CZK |
Zdeněk Fibich (1850 – 1900) Texts: Czech, German, English Catalogue number: AM 0009 Price: 450 CZK |
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