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Background: For almost forty years the name of Václav Talich was synonymous with the great orchestra he conducted, the Czech Philharmonic. When he made these records in November 1935, he was at the height of his career as the most charismatic Czech conductor in history. The orchestra’s autumn London visits, beginning in 1935, were eagerly awaited events, not least by the HMV technicians at Abbey Road Studios, where the art of 78rpm recording had been brought to its peak. |
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COMPOSER: Antonin Dvorak |
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: recorded Nov-1935 in EMI Abbey Road Studio No.1 London - restoration Engineer: Mark Obert-Thorn - Nov-2009 Gramophone Editor's Choice 'This collection of DvoSák Slavonic Dances and the Carnival Overture shows the maestro at the helm of his beloved Czech Philharmonic, in blistering form.' |
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