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SUPRAPHON New Release March 2008<br />

Tomáš Netopil / Suk Dvořák<br />

Suk: Symphony in E major, Op. 14<br />

Dvořák: Overtures In Nature´s Realm (B168), Op. 91, Carnival (B169), Op. 92<br />

Prague Symphony Orchestra, conductor Tomáš Netopil<br />

SU 3941-2<br />

1 CD<br />

Price FL<br />

In stock February 7, 2008<br />

UPC Code:<br />

Recorded (live) in the Smetana Hall<br />

in the Municipal House, Prague,<br />

October 23–24, 2007<br />

Total time 69:36<br />

NEW RECORDING<br />

Dvořák’s overtures In Nature’s Realm and Carnival, completed in 1892, need no introduction. The case, however, is different with<br />

Symphony in E major, which Suk began composing a mere five years later, as Dvořák’s pupil. The symphony is – notwithstanding<br />

the composer’s tender age, 23 – a manifestation of absolute artistic maturity and independence. In 1899 the work was premiered<br />

by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Oskar Nedbal. Following the older recording by Václav Neumann with the<br />

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, this unjustly overlooked work is brought to listeners by the Prague Symphony Orchestra under the<br />

baton of the promising young Czech conductor Tomáš Netopil. A pupil of Jiří Bělohlávek and holder of a number of awards (victory<br />

in the Georg Solti Conductors’ Competition in Frankfurt, the main prize of the American Academy of Conducting in Aspen in 2003),<br />

Netopil already has a wealth of international experience behind him (Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic<br />

Orchestra, NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo, Volksoper Wien, Teatro Regio Torino, etc.). The youthful Netopil has a firm grasp of<br />

Suk’s juvenility, however, he strips away the silt of the commonplace even from notoriously famous Dvořák works, affording them<br />

a fresh and novel sound.<br />

JOSEF SUK (1874–1935)<br />

Symphony in E major / Op. 14 (1874–1935) 45:48<br />

1 I. Allegro, ma non troppo 13:24<br />

2 II. Adagio 12:08<br />

3 III. Allegro vivace 6:23<br />

4 IV. Allegro 13:53<br />

ANTONÍN DVOŘÁK (1841–1904)<br />

Concert overtures<br />

5 In Nature’s Realm – concert overture / Op. 91, B 168 (1891) 13:43<br />

6 Carnival – concert overture / Op. 92, B 169 (1891) 9:55<br />

SUPRAPHON <strong>MUSI</strong>C a.s., Palackého 1, 112 99 Praha 1, Czech Republic www.supraphon.com<br />

Tel: +420-221 966 609 Fax: +420-221 966 631 E-mail: info@supraphon.cz

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