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Leoš Janácek was born in Moravia, the son of a schoolteacher. He sang as a boy in the choir in Brno and came as a young man to Prague to study music. At the same time he taught and conducted various amateur choirs. He also studied in Leipzig and Vienna. In 1881 he returned to Brno, where he founded an organ school, which later became a conservatory. He was a school director in the period 1903-20.
In Prague, Janácek friend of Antonín Dvorák and inspired by him he composed in a fairly traditional romantic style. But in Brno changed his musical style, and he began to incorporate elements of Czech and Slovak folk music in his works. Elements such as rhythm and tone of language, among other things found in the very special melody voices in his opera Jenufa from, 1904. The opera was some delay great success in their home country when he was age of sixty. The recognition procured him a professorship at the Conservatory in Prague.
It is the music he wrote from the mid-1910s, are the most famous, but the style of these late works glimpsed many years earlier. Janácek belonging to the wave of veristiske composers from the 20th century, which sought to achieve a higher level of realism and connection to everyday life.
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Alfred Janson: Construction and Hymns. + Canon for chamber orchestra and magnetic tape. + Theme. + Prelude. + Nocturne. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by Karsten Andersen, in some recordings from 1988. 1 CD. Aurora NCD-B 4941
Ludwig van Beethoven & Joseph Joachim: Violin Concertos. Christian Tetzlaff (violin), DRSO. Thomas Dausgaard. 1 cd. Virgin. 5021092 P. S. Although there is Brahms on the cover is the Beethoven violin concerto is on!
Claude le Jeune (1530 - 1600): Octonaires. Play by Ensemble Jacques Feuillie, in a recording from 1973. 1 CD. Arion. ARN 58466-2
Danish chamber music by Herman D. Koppel, & Jorgen Jersild, & Palle Mikkelborg, & Vagn Holmboe. Duo Concertante = Kim Sjögren and Lars Hannibal. 1 CD. EMI Classics. 7496792
Antonin Dvorak: Piano Quartet no. 1, op. 23. & Paul Juon: Piano Quartet no. 1. Artis Piano Quartet 1 CD. Hänssler. PH 07013
Hannover Music by: Heinrich Marschner, & Joseph Joachim. & Reinhard Febel. & Kurt Schwitters. Many different artists, in some recordings from 1984 and 1991. 1 CD. THOROFON 2120-2
Jefferson in Paris. Original film Soundtrack. Period music directed by William Christie. 1 cd. Angel. 5553112
Leon Jessel: Schwarzwaldmädel. Franz Marszalek, Lind, Schörg, Hoffmann, Kölner Rundfunk Orchester & Chorus. 2 CD. Membran
Joie de Vivre. Trio Divertimento. Ignaz Pleyel: Trio Concertant no. 1 in G major. Trio Concertante nr. 3 in D major & Luigi Picchianti: Trio in F major. & Giovanni Simone Mayr: Bagatelle a 3. & Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Divertimento II in B flat major (KV 439b). Trio Divertimento (flute, cello, basson) 1 CD. Paula PACD 107
Scott Joplin: The Easy Winners. Itzhak Perlman, (violin) Andre Previn (piano). 1 CD. Warner.
Jørgen Jersild: Music for harp. Sonja Gislinge (harpe), Osmo Vanska, Sjælland Symfoni Orkester. 1 CD. Paula
Karl Jenkins. Stabat Mater. Jürgita Adamonyte (mezzo-soprano) Belinda Sykes (etnic vocals) Royal Liverpool chorus and Orchestra. Karl Jenkins. 1 cd. EMI. 5002832
Karl Jenkins. The Armed man. A mass for peace. 1 DVD. EMI
Karl Jenkins: Gloria & Te Deum. Hayley Westenra (Voice) London Symphony Orchestra, National Youth Choir of Great Britain. Karl Jenkins. (2010) 1 cd. EMI. 6464302
Karl Jenkins: Quirk. The Concertos. 1 cd. EMI 5002352
Karl Jenkins: Requiem & In the Stones Horizons Sing. 1 cd. EMI. 5579662
Karl Jenkins: Vocalise. Adiemus. 1 CD. EMI. 5576502
Keith Jarrett: The Art of Improvisation. 1 DVD. Euroarts. VBM 0009