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SOLO VOICE / CHORAL MUSIC / SACRED AND SECULAR WORKS<br />
CHORAL MUSIC / SACRED AND SECULAR WORKS<br />
Mysliveček Josef<br />
(1737–1781)<br />
Tre notturni COPY<br />
for 2 sopranos, 2 clarinets, 2<br />
French horns and strings<br />
(Ital)<br />
Ed. V. Bělský<br />
MAB II/7<br />
H 5<strong>18</strong>2 score ♦<br />
Petrarch Songs (Písně na Petrarku)<br />
Songs for medium voice and<br />
piano on poems by Francesco<br />
Petrarca<br />
19 songs in different languages<br />
from 19 European composers<br />
from <strong>18</strong>th to 20th centuries<br />
(Ital/Fr/Cz/Eng/Ger)<br />
Ed. M. Bruns<br />
H 7934<br />
Plánický Josef Antonín<br />
(1691–1732)<br />
Opella ecclesiastica<br />
Twelve sacred cantatas (Lat)<br />
for soprano, alto and bass solo,<br />
2 bassoons, strings, and organ<br />
Ed. J. Sehnal<br />
MAB II/3<br />
H 4496 score<br />
Rychlík Jan<br />
(1914–1964)<br />
South Bohemian Folk Songs<br />
(Jihočeské písně a písničky)<br />
for voice, violin, clarinet, bass<br />
clarinet and piano<br />
(Cz/Ger)<br />
H 5489 score with parts<br />
Sluka Luboš<br />
(*1928)<br />
Renaissance Songs<br />
(Písně renesanční)<br />
Three songs for mezzo-soprano /<br />
baritone and piano<br />
(Cz/Ger)<br />
H 3402<br />
Smetana Bedřich<br />
(<strong>18</strong>24–<strong>18</strong>84)<br />
Evening Songs (Večerní písně)<br />
for low voice (arr. by<br />
J. E. Zelinka) and piano<br />
Five songs to words by<br />
Vítězslav Hálek<br />
(Cz/Ger/Eng)<br />
Rev. by K. Šolc<br />
H 2844<br />
Collections<br />
<strong>Music</strong> of the Piarist Monasteries I<br />
Moravian church compositions<br />
of the 17th and <strong>18</strong>th centuries<br />
for mixed choir, 2 horns, strings<br />
and organ<br />
(Lat)<br />
Ed. T. Hanzlík<br />
H 7905 score COPY<br />
Repertorium troporum<br />
bohemiae medii aevi, pars I–IV<br />
Tropi proprii missae – pars I<br />
(Lat)<br />
Ed. H. Vlhová-Wörner<br />
H 7878<br />
Tropi ordinarii missae – pars II<br />
Kyrie eleison<br />
Gloria in excelsis Deo<br />
(Lat)<br />
Ed. H. Vlhová-Wörner<br />
H 7959<br />
Tropi ordinarii missae – pars III<br />
Sanctus<br />
(Lat)<br />
Ed. H. Vlhová-Wörner<br />
H 8017<br />
Tropi ordinarii missae – pars IV<br />
Agnus Dei<br />
(Lat)<br />
Ed. H. Vlhová-Wörner<br />
H 8030<br />
Pastorelle boemiche<br />
<strong>Czech</strong> Christmas Pastorals<br />
Daniel A. F. Milčinský (instrumental<br />
), Tomáš N. Koutník,<br />
Jiří I. Linek, Jan Michalička<br />
for soloists (soprano, tenor,<br />
bass), mixed choir and chamber<br />
orchestra (Cz)<br />
Ed. J. Berkovec<br />
MAB I/23<br />
H <strong>18</strong>19 score ♦<br />
The five volume editorial project<br />
Repertorium troporum<br />
bohemiae medii aevi introduces<br />
the texts and musical editions<br />
of mass tropes from <strong>Czech</strong><br />
sources from the 11th–16th<br />
centuries. The tropes are edited<br />
along with their native chants;<br />
as such, these publications<br />
would interest both the academic<br />
community, as well as those<br />
interested in performance.<br />
Many of the texts and melodies<br />
are made accessible for the very<br />
first time. The edition contains<br />
numerous commentaries, introductory<br />
studies (Cz/Eng) and<br />
enclosed facsimilies.<br />
The internationally respected<br />
musicologist Hana Vlhová-Wörner<br />
is the author of numerous<br />
publications on church music<br />
and Latin liturgical poetry in<br />
Bohemia and Central Europe<br />
from the 11th to 16th centuries<br />
and one of the editors of the<br />
Jistebnice Hymnal.<br />
Children's Choir<br />
Eben Petr<br />
(1929–2007)<br />
Alleluia<br />
Epilogue from the oratorio<br />
Apologia Sokratus for children's<br />
and mixed choir and organ<br />
Organ version arr. by Ph. Brunelle<br />
(original Greek of Plato's<br />
Apologia Sokratus)<br />
H 7900 score<br />
The Twig Grows Green<br />
(Zelená se snítka)<br />
14 songs for children's choir and<br />
piano<br />
(Cz/Ger)<br />
H 2335 score<br />
Hurník Ilja<br />
(1922–2013)<br />
Children's Choruses<br />
A selection from the author's<br />
cycles of children's choruses<br />
a cappella<br />
(Cz)<br />
H 7136 choral score<br />
Missa Vinea Crucis<br />
for children's / female choir and<br />
orchestra or organ<br />
(Lat)<br />
H 7768 score (organ version)<br />
orchestral version available<br />
on hire<br />
Pololáník Zdeněk<br />
(*1935)<br />
Cantus laetitiae<br />
for children's or female choir<br />
a cappella<br />
(Lat)<br />
H 7885 choral score<br />
Female Choir<br />
Eben Petr<br />
(1929–2007)<br />
Of Swallows and Girls<br />
(O vlaštovkách a dívkách)<br />
Nine folk songs for female choir<br />
a cappella<br />
(Cz)<br />
H 4233 choral score<br />
♦ Performance material<br />
available on hire<br />
Eben Petr<br />
(1929–2007)<br />
Greek Dictionary<br />
(Řecký slovník)<br />
Nine female choruses with harp/<br />
piano accompaniment<br />
(to single Greek words)<br />
Harp part rev. by L. Váchalová<br />
H 6145 score<br />
Hurník Ilja<br />
(1922–2013)<br />
Missa Vinea Crucis<br />
for children's / female choir and<br />
orchestra or organ (Lat)<br />
H 7768 score (organ version)<br />
orchestral version available<br />
on hire<br />
Janáček Leoš<br />
(<strong>18</strong>54–1928)<br />
Hradčany Songs<br />
(Hradčanské písničky)<br />
for female choir with flute<br />
and harp accompaniment<br />
to words by František<br />
S. Procházka<br />
(Cz/Ger/Eng)<br />
H 4248 score<br />
Kašpar Rucký<br />
Ballad for female choir a cappella<br />
with soprano solo<br />
to words by František<br />
S. Procházka<br />
(Cz/Ger)<br />
H 6001 choral score<br />
The Wolf's Track<br />
(Vlčí stopa)<br />
for female choir and piano<br />
to words by Jaroslav Vrchlický<br />
(Cz/Ger)<br />
H 4515 score<br />
Martinů Bohuslav<br />
(<strong>18</strong>90–1959)<br />
Opening of the Wells<br />
(Otvírání studánek) H. 354<br />
Cantata for soprano, alto and<br />
baritone solos, reciter, female<br />
choir, 2 violins, viola and piano<br />
to words by Miloslav Bureš<br />
(Cz/Eng/Ger)<br />
H 2122 score with<br />
instrumental parts<br />
→ see more on p. 73<br />
Pololáník Zdeněk<br />
(*1935)<br />
Cantus laetitiae<br />
for children's or female choir<br />
a cappella<br />
(Lat)<br />
H 7885 choral score<br />
Smetana Bedřich<br />
(<strong>18</strong>24–<strong>18</strong>84)<br />
Female Choruses<br />
Three three-part female choruses<br />
a cappella<br />
Má hvězda, Přiletěly vlaštovičky,<br />
Za hory slunce zapadá (Cz)<br />
H 7811 choral score<br />
Male Choir<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
Choral Songs (Sborové písně)<br />
B 66 COPY<br />
for male choir<br />
(Cz)<br />
HM 150 choral score<br />
Eben Petr<br />
(1929–2007)<br />
In honorem Caroli<br />
Cantata for male choir and<br />
orchestra to words from the<br />
Foundation Charter of Charles<br />
University (Cz/Lat/Ger)<br />
H 6615 score ♦<br />
Janáček Leoš<br />
(<strong>18</strong>54–1928)<br />
Ave Maria COPY<br />
for male choir a cappella<br />
to words by Lord Byron (Cz)<br />
Ed. J. Trojan<br />
H 6276 choral score<br />
Čarták on Soláň<br />
(Na Soláni čarták)<br />
Cantata for male choir and<br />
orchestra<br />
to words by Martin Kurt (pseudonym<br />
of Maxmilián Kunert)<br />
(Cz/Ger/Eng)<br />
Eds. J. Hanuš, M. Štědroň<br />
LJCE B/3<br />
BA 6844• cloth bound score ♦<br />
H 6450 score (practical<br />
edition) ♦<br />
H 2576-90 vocal score<br />
(Břetislav Bakala)<br />
66 67
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