VinylscoutSearch albums to compare vinyl prices
VinylscoutSearch albums to compare vinyl prices
Karel Ančerl, a towering figure in 20th-century classical music, was a Czech conductor and composer celebrated for his dynamic interpretations and championing of contemporary and Czech compositions. Born in 1908, Ančerl's life was marked by resilience, having endured Nazi persecution and incarceration, yet emerging as one of the most important conductors of post-war Europe. His discography, including the acclaimed Karel Ančerl Gold Edition, showcases his mastery across a range of genres, from the dramatic intensity of a requiem to the vibrant energy of orchestral works. Ančerl's legacy is one of unyielding passion and artistic integrity, making his recordings essential for any classical music enthusiast seeking a deeper connection with the music of his time.
1,206 Followers
Compare reliable providers and find the cheapest option. View the current prices below.
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
No price known
Immerse yourself in the profound and evocative sounds of Karel Ančerl's latest release, "Ančerl Gold Edition 35. Vycpálek: Cantata of the Last Things of Man - Ostrčil: Suite for Large Orchestra." This captivating album, set to release on November 15, 2023, under the prestigious SUPRAPHON a.s. label, is a masterful blend of requiem and orchestral genres, spanning a total of 1 hour and 12 minutes.
The album features two significant works: Ladislav Vycpálek's "Cantata of the Last Things of Man" and Otakar Ostrčil's "Suite for Large Orchestra in C Minor, Op. 14." The cantata, performed by soloists, chorus, and orchestra, delves into the existential questions of life and death, with moving pieces like "He Who Should Fall Ill on Friday" and "And If I Die, What Do I Take?" The suite, on the other hand, showcases the Czech Philharmonic's virtuosity through its five dynamic movements, from the bold "March. Allegro marciale" to the intricate "Fugue. Allegro con brio."
Karel Ančerl, a renowned conductor, brings his unparalleled expertise and passion to this recording, offering a rich and immersive listening experience. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album promises to captivate and inspire. Don't miss the chance to add this exceptional work to your collection.