Presents: Vaclav Talich

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Vaclav Talich
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Vaclav Talich Discography (v0.04a)

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Table of Contents
Section Page(s)
Table of contents 2
About Vaclav Talich 3
About this Discography 4
About 4
Copyright 4
Discs indexed 5
Discs known, but not indexed 5
Discs not know and not indexed ?
Format of entries 6
Works indexed (by composer) 7-9
Discography (by disc, in order from page 5) 10-19
Original discs 10-18
Compilations 19
Acknowledgements 20

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About Vaclav Talich:
Talich is the artist who did the most to gain world recognition for the Czech Philharmonic.
Originally he wanted to be a violinist; at the Prague Conservatory he was a pupil of Jan Marak
and the famous Otakar Sevcik. After his initial experiences with the conductor's baton in front of
an amateur chamber orchestra he left for Odessa and Tiflis, where he made his final decision for
the conductor's career. In order to be perfectly professionally prepared, he sought out a teacher at
the conservatory in Lipsko; he also acquired valuable knowledge as an assistant to the famous
Arthur Nikisch. In the meantime he also worked as the conductor of the Slovenian Philharmonic
in Ljubljana and after his return to Bohemia accepted the significant engagement of opera
conductor in the Western Bohemian metropolis of Plzen. When he came to the Czech
Philharmonic at the age of 34, he was endowed not only with considerable professional
erudition, but also with a matchless natural musicality, which explains his rapid and stunning
artistic ascent. For his first concert with the Czech Philharmonic on December 17, 1917 he
studied the works of the Czech composers Otakar Ostrcil, Viteslav Novak and Antonin Dvorak,
and this seemed to mark the whole of his future artistic orientation. On October 30, 1918 he
brought off the premiere of the demanding composition Zrani (Ripening) by his friend Josef Suk
and this unique success contributed to his becoming principal conductor of the orchestra in the
following year. Talich amassed the best Czech musicians in the Czech Philharmonic and through
demanding, systematic work created a first-class ensemble. Over the next few years the Czech
Philharmonic's interpretive style -- characterized by combining the tonal beauty of the string
section with rich, perfectly balanced wind and percussion sections -- became famous. Talich
undertook numerous concert tours abroad with his orchestra, his artistry was universally valued,
and he frequently made guest appearances with other ensembles. From 1931-1934 he was the
head of the Stockholm Philharmonic; after his return to Prague he took on the artistic direction of
the National Theater Opera in addition to his responsibilities at the Czech Philharmonic. During
the Second World War and the German occupation he displayed extraordinary personal courage
by introducing Smetana's symphonic cycle Ma Vlast (My Country), but despite this he was
unjustly persecuted after the liberation. In 1949 he was forced to leave for Bratislava, where he
remained in the upper echelons of the Slovak Philharmonic until 1952. After returning to Prague
he lived to see only a partial rehabilitation of his character, although his last concerts with the
Czech Philharmonic were received by the public with spontaneous, demonstrative enthusiasm.
Talich's artistry as a conductor is preserved on many recordings, beginning with Smetana's Ma
Vlast from 1929 and ending with the last masterful cuts of 1959. These unique documentations
capture the tonal colorations, freshness of expression and technical precision which were the
hallmarks of his style.
(from http://www.vol.cz/iso/SDMUSIC/cpo/condpast.htm)

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Discs indexed:
Koch Legacy 3-7060-2 H1
Koch International Classics 3-7032-2 H1
Koch International Classics 3-7007-2
Biddulph WHL 049
Supraphon 11 1896-2 001
Supraphon 11 1897-2 001
Supraphon 11 1898-2 001
Supraphon 11 1899-2 001
Supraphon 11 1900-2 001
Supraphon 11 1901-2 001
Supraphon 11 1902-2 902
Supraphon 11 1904-2 001
Supraphon 11 1905-2 001
Supraphon 11 1906-2 001
Supraphon 11 1908-2 001
Multisonic 31-0078-2
Music and Arts CD 658
Supraphon 11 1895-2 034
Supraphon SU 0546
Supraphon SU 1996
RUSSIAN COMPACT DISC (CHR) 70002
(not yet indexed)

Lys (…)
Supraphon 11 1907-2 001
SUR-0110627
Multisonic 31-0151-2
Panton 811100
BIS 421/24 (?)
(Supraphon 11 1903-2 001???)

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Format of entries
(when listed by work)
Smetana, Bedrich Composer
Ma Vlast Composition
Supraphon 11 1896-2 001 • 6/10-12,21/1954 and 7/2-3/1954 Label/Catalog number/dates of recording #1
Koch International Classics 3-7032-2 H1 • 1929 Label/Catalog number/dates of recording #2
Biddulph WHL 049 • 1941 Label/Catalog number/dates of recording #3
Polka- Nasim Devam (To our maidens) Composition

Biddulph WHL 049 • 1940 Label/Catalog number/dates of recording
(when listed by disc)
Supraphon 11 1899-2 001 CD Label and Catalog Number

Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) Composer of first work
Symphony # 9 in e, Op 95 "From the New World" (41:25) First work (total time of work)
1- I- adagio-allegro molto (9:11) First movement (time)
2- II- largo (12:41) Second movement (time)
3- III- scherzo, molto vivace (8:05) "
4- IV- allegro con fuoco (11:16) "
Josef Suk (1874-1935) Second work (total time of work)
Serenade for string orchestra in Eb, Op 6 (29:34) Composer of second work
5- I- adante con moto (6:05) First movement (time)
6- II- allegro ma non troppo e grazioso (5:50) Second movement (time)
7- III- adagio (10:16) "
8- IV- allegro giocoso, ma non troppo presto (7:13) "
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Vaclav Talich Orchestra, conductor
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 9/28-30/1954 (tracks 1-4) (recording info)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 2/19-21/1951 (tracks 5-8) (recording info)
Recording Director: Miloslav Kuba (tracks 1-4), Ladislav Sip (tracks 5-8)
Recording Engineer: Frantisek Burda
Editor: Milan Novotny

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Works indexed
(all works with Czech Philharmonic Orchestra unless otherwise noted)
Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750)

Concerto for Harpsichord (Piano) and Strings #1 in d, BWV 052
Supraphon 11 1906-2 001• 6/8/1954
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904)

Symphony # 6 in D, Op 60
Koch Legacy 3-7060-2 H1 • 11-12/1938
Symphony #7 in d, Op 70
Koch International Classics 3-7007-2 • 11/1938
Symphony # 8 in G, Op 88
Supraphon 11 1898-2 001 • 10/29-31/1951
Koch International Classics 3-7007-2 • 12/1935
Symphony # 9 in e, Op 95 "From the New World"

Supraphon 11 1899-2 001 • 9/28-30/1954
Slavonic Dances (Series I, Op. 46; Series II, Op 72)

Supraphon 11 1897-2 001 • 7/6-8/1950
Music & Arts CD-658 • 11/1935
RUSSIAN COMPACT DISC (CHR) 70002 • 1935
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No 2 in b, Op 104

Supraphon 11 1901-2 001 • 6/16-18/1952
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in g, Op 33

Supraphon 11 1901-2 001 • 11/1-3/1951
Symphonic Poems (after Erben)

The Water Goblin, Op 107
Supraphon 11 1900-2 001 • 7/14/1949
The Noon Witch, Op 108

Supraphon 11 1900-2 001 • 4/4/1951
The Golden Spinning Wheel, Op 109

Supraphon 11 1900-2 001 • 3/20/1951
The Wild Dove, Op 110

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Supraphon 11 1900-2 001 • 4/2-3/1951
"Nature, Life, and Love" cycle of concert overtures

In Nature's realm, Op 91
Supraphon 11 1898-2 001 • 12/24/1948
Carnival, Op 92
Supraphon 11 1898-2 001 •3/20/1952
Othello, Op 93
Supraphon 11 1898-2 001 • 2/14/1951
Sabat Mater, Cantata fo soloists, choir, and orchestra, Op 58

Supraphon 11-1902-2 902 • 1/8-9,12-14/1952
Handel, George Fridreic

Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra #3 in g, HWV 287
Supraphon 11 1906-2 001• 10/4-5/1955
Janacek, Leos
Taras Bulba, Rhapsody for Orchestra
Supraphon 11 1905-2 001 • 9/21-22/1954
The Cunning Little vixen, Orchestral Suite (arr. Talich)

Supraphon 11 1905-2 001 • 4/12-13,15/1954
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Concerto for Violin and Orchestra #4 in D, K218
Supraphon 11 1906-2 001• 3/29-31/1955
Symphony #39 in Eb, K543

Supraphon 11 1908-2 001 • 3/7-9/1955
Serenade #12 in Bb, K361 (selection) (22:22)

Multisonic 31 0078-2 • 1954
Symphony #33 in Bb, K319 (18:17)

Multisonic 31 0078-2 • 1954
Symphony #38 in D, K504 ("Prague") (20:21)

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Multisonic 31 0078-2 • 1954
Novak, Vitezlav
Moravian-Slovak Suite for small orchestra
Supraphon 11 1905-2 001 • 6/9-12/1953
Smetana, Bedrich
Ma Vlast
Supraphon 11 1896-2 001 • 6/10-12,21/1954 and 7/2-3/1954
Koch International Classics 3-7032-2 H1 • 1929
Biddulph WHL 049 • 1941
Polka- Nasim Devam (To our maidens)

Biddulph WHL 049 • 1940
Suk, Josef
Serenade for string orchestra in Eb
Supraphon 11 1899-2 001 • 9/28-30/1954
Koch Legacy 3-7060-2 H1 • 12/1938
Ripening, Symphonic Poem, Op 34

Supraphon 11 1904-2 001 • 4/28/1956
A Fairy Tale, Suite from the music to Julius Zeyer's Dramatic Tale "Raduz and Mahulena), Op 16
Supraphon 11 1904-2 001 • 5/2/1949
Asrael, Symphony for Large Orchestra in c, Op 27

Supraphon 11-1902-2 902 • 5/22-29/1952
Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky

Symphony No 6 in b, Op. 74 “Pathétique”
Supraphon 11 1908-2 001 • 7/8-11/1953

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Discography (by Disc)
Supraphon 11 1896-2 001
Bedrich Smetana (1824-1884)
Ma Vlast (My country) (73:38)
1- Vysehrad (13:56)
2- Vltava (11:41)
3- Sarka (9:35)
4- From Bohemia's Woods and Fields (12:05)
5- Tabor (12:07)
6- Blanik
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Vaclav Talich
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague
from 6/10-12,21/1954 and 7/2-3/1954
Recording Director: Ladislav Sip
Koch International Classics 3-7032-2 H1

Ma Vlast (My Country) (79:00)
1- Vysehrad (15:45)
2- Vlatava (The Moldau) (12:15)
3- Sarka (10:36)
4- Z ceskych luhu a haju (12:24)
5- Tabor (11:30)
6- Blanik (15:52)
Recorded in 1929
Biddulph WHL 049

Ma Vlast (My Country) (72:48)
1- Vysebrad (13:20)
2- Vltava (Moldau) (11:31)
3- Sarka (10:01)
4- From Bohemia's Meadows and Forrests (12:32)
5- Tabor (11:53)
6- Blanik (12:58)
7- Polka- Nasim Devam (To our maidens) (3:28)
Recorded in 1941, First issued on HMV DB 5312/21 (Matricies 2RA 5088/5107) (Tracks 1-6)
Recorded in 1940, First issued on Electrola DB 1315 (Matrix 2RA 4602)

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Producer: Walter Michael Berten
Engineer: Johannes Huebner
(Biddulph production)
Producer: Eric Wen
Transfers: Ward Marston
Supraphon 11 1897-2 001

Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904)
Slavonic Dances (74:40)
Series I, Op. 46 (37:43)
1- C (presto) (4:00)
2- e (allegretto scherzando) (4:46)
3- Ab (poco allegro)
4- F (tempo di minuetto) (6:48)
5- A (allegro vivace) (3:18)
6- D (allegretto scherzando) (5:52)
7- c (allegro assai) (3:34)
8- g (presto) (4:37)
Series II, Op 72 (36:51)
9- B (molto vivace) (4:27)
10- e (allegretto grazioso) (6:43)
11- F (allegro) (3:16)
12- Db (allegretto grazioso) (4:46)
13- bb (poco adagio) (2:43)
14- Bb (moderato, quasi minuetto) (3:47)
15- C (allegro vivace) (3:17)
16- Ab (grazioso e lento, ma non troppo, quasi tempo di valse) (7:22)
Recorded at the Domovina studio, Prague, 7/6-8/1950
Recording Engineer Frantisek Burda
Supraphon 11 1900-2 001

Symphonic Poems (after Erben)
1- The Water Goblin, Op 107 (22:46)
2- The Noon Witch, Op 108 (14:21)
3- The Golden Spinning Wheel, Op 109 (18:51)
4- The Wild Dove, Op 110 (19:28)
Recorded at the Domovina studio, Prague, 7/14/1949 (track 1)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 4/4/1951 (track 2)

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Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 4/2-3/1951 (track 4)
Recording Director: Jan Seidel
(Remastered at Abbey Road Studios, London)
Supraphon 11 1904-2 001

Josef Suk (1874-1935)
1- Ripening, Symphonic Poem, Op 34 (39:32)
A Fairy Tale, Suite from the music to Julius Zeyer's Dramatic Tale "Raduz and Mahulena), Op 16 (31:16)
2- I- True Love of Raduz and Mahulena and their sorrows (adagio, ma non troppo) (11:21)
3- II- The Swans and Peacoks-game (a la polka) (3:59)
4- III- Funeral Music (andante sostenuto) (8:20)
5- IV- Runa's curse and victory of love (allegro appassionato) (7:24)
Recorded at the Domovina Studio, Prague, 5/2/1949 (tracks 2-5)
Recording Director: Ladislav Sip (track 1), unknown (tracks 2-5)
Recording Engineer: Frantisek Burda (track 1), unknown (tracks 2-5)
(Remastered at Abbey Road Studios, London) (tracks 2-5)
Supraphon 11 1905-2 001

Leos Janacek
Taras Bulba, Rhapsody for Orchestra (23:08)
1- The Death of Andrey (8:15)
2- The Death of Ostap (5:33)
3- The Prophecy and Death of Taras Bulba (9:10)
The Cunning Little vixen, Orchestral Suite (arr. Talich) (18:52)
4- Part I (9:13)
5- Part II (9:32)
Vitezlav Novak
Moravian-Slovak Suite for small orchestra, Op 32 (28:56)
6- In the church (8:14)
7- Among Children (3:28)
8- The Amorous Couple (4:03)
9- The Country Musicians (4:38)
10- At Night (8:14)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 9/21-22/1954 (tracks 1-3)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 4/12-13,15/1954 (track 4-5)
Recording Director: Ladislav Sip (track 1-5), Miloslav Kuba (tracks 6-10)

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Supraphon 11 1898-2 001

Symphony # 8 in G, Op 88 (34:46)
1- I- allegro con brio (8:43)
2- II- adagio (9:22)
3- III- allegretto grazioso (6:36)
4- IV- allegro ma non troppo (9:51)
"Nature, Life, and Love" cycle of concert overtures (41:42)
5- In Nature's realm, Op 91 (15:33)
6- Carnival, Op 92 (9:18)
7- Othello, Op 93 (16:37)
Recorded at the Domovina Studio, Prague, 12/24/1948 (track 5)
(Remastered at Abbey Road Studios, London) (track 5)
Supraphon 11 1899-2 001

Symphony # 9 in e, Op 95 "From the New World" (41:25)
1- I- adagio-allegro molto (9:11)
2- II- largo (12:41)
3- III- scherzo, molto vivace (8:05)
4- IV- allegro con fuoco (11:16)
Josef Suk (1874-1935)
Serenade for string orchestra in Eb, Op 6 (29:34)
5- I- adante con moto (6:05)
6- II- allegro ma non troppo e grazioso (5:50)
7- III- adagio (10:16)
8- IV- allegro giocoso, ma non troppo presto (7:13)
Recording Director: Miloslav Kuba (tracks 1-4), Ladislav Sip (tracks 5-8)

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Supraphon 11 1901-2 001
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No 2 in b, Op 104 (39:10)
1- I- allegro (14:51)
2- II- adagio, ma non troppo (11:12)
3- III- finale. allegro moderato (12:58)
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in g, Op 33 (37:31)
4- I- allegro agitato (18:55)
5- II- andante sostenuto (7:58)
6- III- finale. allegro con fuoco (10:30)
Mstislav Rostropovich, cello (tracks 1-3)
Frantisek Maxian, piano (tracks 4-6)
Recording Director: Jan Seidel (tracks 1-3), Ladislav Sip (tracks 4-6)
Supraphon 11 1906-2 001

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Concerto for Harpsichord (Piano) and Strings #1 in d, BWV 052 (24:45)
1- I- allegro (7:59)
2- II- adagio (8:27)
3- III- allegro (8:14)
George Fridreic Handel
Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra #3 in g, HWV 287 (11:21)
4- I- grave (4:05)
5- II- allegro (1:57)
6- III- Sarabande. Largo (2:55)
7- IV- allegro (2:17)
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra #4 in D, K218 (25:18)
8- I- allegro (10:14)
9- II- andante cantible (6:48)
10- III- rondeau. andante grazioso (8:13)
Sviatoslav Richter, piano (tracks 1-3)
Frantisek Hantak, oboe (tracks 4-7)
Jiri Novak, violin (tracks 8-10)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 6/8/1954 (tracks 1-3)
Recorded at the Domovina Studio, Prague, 10/4-5/1955 (tracks 4-7)
Recorded at the Domovina Studio, Prague, 3/29-31/1955 (tracks 8-10)

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Recording Director: Ladislav Sip (tracks 1-3, 8-10), Moiloslav Kuba (tracks 4-7)
Recording Engineer: Frantisek Burda (tracks 1-3, 8-10), Miloslav Kulhan (tracks 4-7)
Koch Legacy 3-7060-2 H1

Symphony # 6 in D, Op 60 (44:08)
1- I- adagionon tanto (12:58)
2- II- adagio (13:24)
3- III- scherzo (furiant) (8:17)
4- IV- finale-allegro con spirito (9:14)
Josef Suk (1874-1935)
Serenade for string orchestra in Eb, Op 6 (27:55)
5- I- adante con moto (6:03)
6- II- allegro ma non troppo e grazioso (5:35)
7- III- adagio-piu andante (9:07)
8- IV- allegro giocoso, ma non troppo presto (5:56)
Recorded at the London in 11-12/1938 (tracks 1-4)
Recorded at the London in 12/1938 (tracks 5-8)
Matrix nos: 2EA 6846/50 and 2EA 7151/55 (tracks 1-4)
Matrix nos: 2EA 7156/59 and 2EA 7170/73 (tracks 5-8)
Disk-to-tape transfers: Mark Obert-Thorn
Koch International Classics 3-7007-2

Symphony #7 in d, Op 70 (36:36)
1- I- allegro maestoso (10:33)
2- II- poco adagio (9:58)
3- III- scherzo: vivace (7:27)
4- IV- finale: allegro (8:36)
Symphony # 8 in G, Op 88 (34:79) (???)
5- I- allegro con brio (9:58)
6- II- adagio (10:22)
7- III- allegretto grazioso (6:43)
8- IV- finale: allegro ma non troppo (8:56)
Recorded in 11/1938 (tracks 1-4)
Recorded in 12/1935 (tracks 5-8)
Matrix nos: 2EA 7160/69 (tracks 1-4)
Matrix nos: 2EA 2808/17 (tracks 5-8)
Disk-to-tape transfers: Mark Obert-Thorn
Supraphon 11 1908-2 001

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Symphony #39 in Eb, K543 (32:19)
1- I- adagio-allegro (10:45)
2- II- andante con moto (11:12)
3- III- menuetto. allegretto (4:28)
4- IV- finale. allegro (5:45)
Symphony #6 in b, Op 74 "Pathetique" (45:04)
(who cares... noone in their right mind wants to listen to tchaikovsky)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, (tracks 4-8)
Recording Director: Miloslav Kuba
Supraphon 11-1902-2 902

Sabat Mater, Cantata fo soloists, choir, and orchestra, Op 58 (85:18)
1.1-1.8, 2.1-2.2
Josef Suk (1874-1935)
Asrael, Symphony for Large Orchestra in c, Op 27 (61:42)
2.3- I- andante sostenuto (15.15)
2.4- II- andante (8:16)
2.5- III- vivace (11:42)
2.6- IV- adagio (11:15)
2.7- V- adagio e maestoso (15:00)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 1/8-9,12-14/1952 (tracks 1.1-1.8, 2.1-2.2)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 5/22-29/1952 (tracks 2.3-2.7)
Music & Arts CD-658

Slavonic Dances
Series I, Op. 46 (33:57)
1- C (presto) (3:44)
2- e (allegretto scherzando) (4:18)
3- Ab (poco allegro) (3:59)
4- F (tempo di minuetto) (6:09)
5- A (allegro vivace) (3:13)
6- D (allegretto scherzando) (4:07)
7- c (allegro assai) (3:22)

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8- g (presto) (4:15)
Series II, Op 72 (31:30)
9- B (molto vivace) (3:57)
10- e (allegretto grazioso) (4:08)
11- F (allegro) (3:08)
12- Db (allegretto grazioso) (4:02)
13- bb (poco adagio) (2:24)
14- Bb (moderato, quasi minuetto) (3:32)
15- C (allegro vivace) (2:52)
16- Ab (grazioso e lento, ma non troppo, quasi tempo di valse) (6:41)
Carnival Overture, Op. 92
17- Carnival Overture (8:57)
Recorded in London in November 1935
Disc to tape transfers: David Lennick
Multisonic 31 0078-2
Serenade #12 in Bb, K361 (selection) (22:22)
1- I- Largo. Allegro molto (8:12)
2- V- Romanza. Adagio (4:34)
3- VI- Thema con variazioni (6:28)
4- VII- Rondo. Allegro molto (3:06)
Symphony #33 in Bb, K319 (18:17)
5- I- Allegro assai (6:00)
6- II- Andante moderato (5:21)
7- III- Menuetto (2:45)
8- IV- Finale. Allegro assai (4:09)
Symphony #38 in D, K504 ("Prague") (20:21)
9- I- Adagio. Allegro (9:44)
10- II- Andante (6:46)
11- III- Finale. Presto (3:50)
Recordded Live from Czechoslovak Radio Prague, 1954
RUSSIAN COMPACT DISC (CHR) 70002

(probably same source material as Music & Arts CD-658)
Slavonic Dances
Series I, Op. 46
1- C (presto) (3:47) (HMV AN 832, matrix OEA 2826)
2- e (allegretto scherzando) (4:39) (HMV AN 832, matrix OEA 2827)
3- Ab (poco allegro) (4:19) (HMV AN 833, matrix OEA 2828)
4- F (tempo di minuetto) (6:57) (HMV AN 4606, matrix OEA 2840-41)

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5- A (allegro vivace) (3:10) (HMV AN 4607, matrix OEA 2829)
6- D (allegretto scherzando) (4:45) (HMV AN 833, matrix OEA 2839)
7- c (allegro assai) (3:45) (HMV AN 4607, matrix OEA 2830)
8- g (presto) (4:28) (HMV AN 834, matrix OEA 2831)
Series II, Op 72
9- B (molto vivace) (4:08) (HMV AN 834, matrix OEA 2832)
10- e (allegretto grazioso) (4:34) (HMV AN 835, matrix OEA 2833)
11- F (allegro) (3:23) (HMV AN 4608, matrix OEA 2834)
12- Db (allegretto grazioso) (4:42) (HMV AN 835, matrix OEA 2835)
13- bb (poco adagio) (2:41) (HMV AN 4608, matrix OEA 2836)
14- Bb (moderato, quasi minuetto) (3:48) (HMV AN 4609, matrix OEA 2837)
15- C (allegro vivace) (3:02) (HMV AN 4609, matrix OEA 2838)
16- Ab (grazioso e lento, ma non troppo, quasi tempo di valse) (7:05) (HMV AN 4610, matrix OEA 2843)
Recorded in November 1935
Remastering Engineer: Nikolai Khaltanov (1997)

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Compilations
Supraphon SU 0546 ("Prague Spring inspiring")
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No 2 in b, Op 104 (39:10) (from Supraphon 11 1901-2 001)
I- allegro (14:51)
II- adagio, ma non troppo (11:12)
III- finale. allegro moderato (12:58)
Mstislav Rostropovich, cello (tracks 1-3)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 6/16-18/1952
(with other misc stuff... possibly other stuff with Talich (please let me know!)
Supraphon SU 1996 ("Czech Philharmonic Centenary Homage") (from Supraphon 11 1904-2 001)
Josef Suk (1874-1935)
Ripening, Symphonic Poem, Op 34 (39:32)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 4/28/1956
(or is this a misprint and is it really the bartered bride overture!)
(with other misc stuff...)
Supraphon 11 1895-2 034 ("Czech Philharmonic 1896-1996") (from Supraphon 11-1902-2 902)
Josef Suk (1874-1935)
Asrael, Symphony for Large Orchestra in c, Op 27 (61:42)
I- andante sostenuto (15.15)
II- andante (8:16)
III- vivace (11:42)
IV- adagio (11:15)
V- adagio e maestoso (15:00)
Recorded at the Dvorak Hall of Rudolfinum, Prague, 5/22-29/1952

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(As more people assist in the process of making this discograpy, and over all resource, on
Vaclav Talich come together they will be appropriately acknowledged)
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Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750)

Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904)

Symphony # 9 in e, Op 95 "From the New World"

Slavonic Dances (Series I, Op. 46; Series II, Op 72)

Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No 2 in b, Op 104

Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in g, Op 33

Symphonic Poems (after Erben)

The Noon Witch, Op 108

The Golden Spinning Wheel, Op 109

The Wild Dove, Op 110

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"Nature, Life, and Love" cycle of concert overtures

Sabat Mater, Cantata fo soloists, choir, and orchestra, Op 58

Handel, George Fridreic

The Cunning Little vixen, Orchestral Suite (arr. Talich)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Symphony #39 in Eb, K543

Serenade #12 in Bb, K361 (selection) (22:22)

Symphony #33 in Bb, K319 (18:17)

Symphony #38 in D, K504 ("Prague") (20:21)

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Polka- Nasim Devam (To our maidens)

Ripening, Symphonic Poem, Op 34

Asrael, Symphony for Large Orchestra in c, Op 27

Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky

Vaclav Talich Discography (v0.04a)

Koch International Classics 3-7032-2 H1

Biddulph WHL 049

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Supraphon 11 1897-2 001

Supraphon 11 1900-2 001

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Supraphon 11 1904-2 001

Supraphon 11 1905-2 001

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Supraphon 11 1898-2 001

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Supraphon 11 1906-2 001

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Koch Legacy 3-7060-2 H1

Koch International Classics 3-7007-2

Supraphon 11 1908-2 001

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Supraphon 11-1902-2 902

Music & Arts CD-658

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RUSSIAN COMPACT DISC (CHR) 70002

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