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CHAMBER MUSIC<br />
16<br />
4_<br />
Emmanuel<br />
Villaume<br />
Charles IV and <strong>Music</strong><br />
Contempuls / Space & Sound<br />
<strong>Music</strong> in the Stalinist Era<br />
CZECH MUSIC QUARTERLY<br />
16<br />
Richard Šeda<br />
1 _<br />
Improvised <strong>Music</strong><br />
South Pole<br />
Rudolfine Prague Composers<br />
16<br />
2 _<br />
Clara Nováková<br />
Leopold Koželuh<br />
Socialist Realism<br />
<strong>Czech</strong> Ear Project<br />
16<br />
3 _<br />
Jiří Nekvasil<br />
Pavel Haas<br />
Socialist realism in <strong>Czech</strong>oslovakia?<br />
<strong>Czech</strong> <strong>Music</strong> Quarterly is a magazine<br />
in English focused on <strong>Czech</strong> classical music.<br />
<strong>Czech</strong> <strong>Music</strong> Quarterly provides a wide<br />
spectrum of information for music professionals<br />
and the general music public alike.<br />
<strong>Czech</strong> <strong>Music</strong> Quarterly offers interviews<br />
and portraits of <strong>Czech</strong> composers and<br />
performers, often with a special focus<br />
on contemporary classical music, information<br />
about current events, reviews and wide-ranging<br />
articles from leading <strong>Czech</strong> musicologists.<br />
<strong>Czech</strong> <strong>Music</strong> Quarterly has been published every 3 months since 1995.<br />
Published by <strong>Czech</strong> <strong>Music</strong> Information Centre<br />
Besední 3, 1<strong>18</strong> 00 Prague 1, <strong>Czech</strong> Republic<br />
info@czech-music.net<br />
www.musica.cz<br />
Piano Trio<br />
(piano, violin, violoncello – if not<br />
mentioned otherwise)<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
NEW 2016<br />
Dumky Op. 90<br />
Urtext / Ed. Ch. Flamm<br />
BA 9567 score with parts<br />
(replaces H 1551)<br />
The dumka is a Slavic folk song<br />
or dance of a melancholy character.<br />
Dvořák's magnum opus<br />
in the piano trio genre takes its<br />
name from its dumka movements,<br />
which he composed in<br />
Prague in <strong>18</strong>90-91. After long<br />
hesitation Dvořák also prepared<br />
a piano arrangement four hands<br />
while he was in the United States<br />
in the summer of <strong>18</strong>93.<br />
Our <strong>new</strong> edition draws on the<br />
original Simrock print while carefully<br />
confronting the various<br />
reissues with the autograph and<br />
taking note of Dvořák's sketches<br />
as well as his later four-hand<br />
piano arrangement. A critical<br />
commentary provides detailed<br />
information on the work's sources,<br />
tempo markings and formal<br />
divisions of the movements.<br />
● Urtext edition reflecting the<br />
latest musicological research<br />
● Detailed preface (Ger/Cz/Eng)<br />
and critical commentary<br />
(Eng) by the editor<br />
● Supplemented by the initial,<br />
draft version of dumka No. 3<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
NEW 2016<br />
Piano Trio in B-flat maj Op. 21<br />
Ed. A. Čubr<br />
With a <strong>new</strong> preface by<br />
D. R. Beveridge<br />
(Eng/ Cz/Ger)<br />
BA 9578 score with parts<br />
(replaces H 1128)<br />
Piano Trio in F min Op. 65<br />
Ed. F. Bartoš<br />
With a <strong>new</strong> preface by<br />
H.-J. Hinrichsen and I. Rentsch<br />
(Ger/ Cz/ Eng)<br />
BA 9564 score with parts<br />
Piano Trio in G min Op. 26<br />
Eds. A. Pokorný, K. Šolc<br />
With a <strong>new</strong> preface by E. Velická<br />
(Cz/Eng/Ger)<br />
BA 9538 score with parts<br />
Feld Jindřich<br />
(1925–2007)<br />
Trio for Violin / Flute, Violoncello<br />
and Piano<br />
H 7962 score with parts<br />
Hanuš Jan<br />
(1915–2004)<br />
Frescoes (Fresky) Op. 51<br />
H 7860 score with parts<br />
Martinů Bohuslav<br />
(<strong>18</strong>90–1959)<br />
Concertino for Piano Trio and<br />
String Orchestra H. 232 COPY<br />
H 284 score ♦<br />
Smetana Bedřich<br />
(<strong>18</strong>24–<strong>18</strong>84)<br />
Piano Trio in G min<br />
Urtext / Eds. F. Bartoš, J. Plavec,<br />
K. Šolc<br />
BA 95<strong>18</strong> score with parts<br />
Suk Josef<br />
(<strong>18</strong>74–1935)<br />
Elegy Op. 23[a]<br />
“Under the Influence of Zeyer's<br />
Vyšehrad”<br />
the composer's own arrangement<br />
for piano trio<br />
H 7807 score with parts<br />
(original version – see section<br />
Miscellaneous Ensembles)<br />
Škroup František Jan<br />
(<strong>18</strong>01–<strong>18</strong>62)<br />
Trio in E-flat maj Op. 27<br />
for piano, violin / clarinet and<br />
violoncello<br />
Urtext / Ed. M. Harlow<br />
BA 9521 score with parts<br />
● First Urtext edition<br />
● Two alternative versions and<br />
scorings of the work<br />
● Preface (Eng/Ger/Cz ) and<br />
critical commentary (Eng)<br />
by the editor<br />
Piano Quartet<br />
(piano, violin, viola, violoncello –<br />
if not mentioned otherwise)<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
Bagatelles (Maličkosti) Op. 47<br />
for two violins, violoncello<br />
and piano / harmonium<br />
Eds. A. Pokorný, K. Šolc<br />
ADCE IV/10<br />
H 2271 score with parts<br />
♦ Performance material<br />
available on hire<br />
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