Mateju Zbynek
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Sheet music for Mateju Zbynek
Smorfia — Zbynek Mateju
clarinet, piano — performance score, part(s) — Classical
Fur Klarinet und Klavier. Composed by Zbynek Mateju. Czech title: Smorfia (skleb) pro klarinet a klavir. Classical. Performance score, part(s). With Publication language: Czech. Editio Baerenreiter Praha #H07788. Published by Editio Baerenreiter Praha (PA.H07788).
Price: $8.00
Elliot Miles McKinley: Infinite Landscapes — SOLI Chamber Ensemble (Stephanie Key; David Mollenauer; Ertan Torgul; Carolyn True); Martinu Quartet (Lubomir Haviak; Libor Kanka; Zbynek Pad'ourek; Jitka Vlasankova)
— listening CD — Classical
By SOLI Chamber Ensemble (Stephanie Key; David Mollenauer; Ertan Torgul; Carolyn True); Martinu Quartet (Lubomir Haviak; Libor Kanka; Zbynek Pad'ourek; Jitka Vlasankova). By Elliot Miles McKinley. Country of Origin: United States. Classical. Listening CD. Published by Navona Records (NX.NV6040).
Price: $14.00
Labyrinth — Guest: Karel Kosarek
— CD — Classical
By Guest: Karel Kosarek, Jitka Vlasankova, Libor Kanka, Martiu Quartet: Lubomir Havlak, and Zbynek Padourek. By Petr Eben. Classical. CD. Supraphon Music Publishing #SU4232-2. Published by Supraphon Music Publishing (NX.SU4232-2).
Price: $19.00
Czech composer, laureate of the “Voya Toncitch Prize” International Piano Composition Contest in Paris, in 1987. According to Mr. Toncitch “Zbynek Mateju’s colourful and contrastable composition entitled Self-Portrait unveils the hidden force of his intense intimate poetry. Dramatic and lyric elements, with their exclamatory accents and dreaming hues, are masterly united in the compact and impressive entity. Mr. Mateju’s work is written in the best tradition of piano music of his native country, but speaks his own original idiom.” Mr. Toncitch first recorded Self-Portrait by Mr. Mateju in Germany, for Radio Bremen in 1988, than premiered it in USA, at the University of California at Northridge on April 18th, 1991 and played it in Malaysia the same year.
Jean-François Grancher