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Composer(s): Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Lyricist(s): Bretzner, Christoph Friedrich; Da Ponte, Lorenzo; Schikaneder, Emanuel
Conductor(s): Leitner, Konrad; Wildner, Johannes
Orchestra(s): Capella Istropolitana; Vienna Mozart Orchestra
Artist(s): Borowska, Joanna; Coles, Priti; Dickie, John; Martin, Andrea; Mikuláš, Peter; Robin, Donna; Yachmi, Rohangiz
Label: Naxos
Genre: Opera
Period: Classical
Catalogue No: 8.550435
Barcode: 0730099543521
Release Date: 12/1990
MOZART: Operatic Arias and Duets
Tracklist
Martinů, Bohuslav
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
|  | 1 | I. Moderato | 10:53 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
| | 2 | II. Allegro - Poco moderato - Allegro come prima | 08:07 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
| | 3 | III. Largo | 09:22 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
| | 4 | IV. Allegro non troppo | 10:08 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
| | 5 | I. Lento - Allegro - Lento | 09:22 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
| | 6 | II. Poco allegro | 08:24 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
| | 7 | III. Lento - Poco vivo adagio - Andante - Moderato - Allegro vivace - Lento | 11:25 |
Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Fagen, Arthur (Conductor)
Total Playing Time: 01:07:41
The Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra was established in 1929 as the first professional symphony orchestra in Slovakia. The orchestra is currently led by conductor Ondrej Lenárd.
It has made a large number of recordings for labels including Opus, Supraphon, Naxos and Marco Polo.
In addition to regular season concerts, which feature works by Slovak composers, many of them as premieres, the orchestra has performed at concerts abroad, visiting Austria and Hungary, and touring in Europe, Japan and Korea. The orchestra has collaborated with renowned conductors such as Ľudovít Rajter, Ondrej Lenárd, Róbert Stankovský, Juraj Valčuha, Andrew Mogrelia, David Porcelijn, Vladimir Spivakov, Petr Altrichter and also with distinguished soloists.
Photo: P. Kastl
