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| 1. | Prolog
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| 2. | Zeleny vinecek
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| 3. | Elida
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| 4. | Zapiskej
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| 5. | Sirka v louzi
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| 6. | Periny
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| 7. | Paraskeva
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| 8. | Uspavanka
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| 9. | V cernem
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| 10. | Zvon
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| 11. | Vetvicka
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| 12. | Epilog
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Iva Bittova - vocal, violin, viola
Prague Philharmonia, conducted by David Svec
Vladimir Vaclavek - acoustic guitar
David Doruzka - electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Jaromir Honzak - acoustic bass
Milos Dvoracek - drums, kalimba and percussions
Oskar Torok - trumpet
Beata Hlavenkova - piano, celeste, voice
Petr Ostrouchov - acoustic guitar, celeste, percussions, harp, piano, mandolin, jew's harp, voice
Monika Knoblochova - harpsichord
Mario Mesany - crumhorns, tromba marina
Jan Cizmar - baroque lute
Lubomir Kovarik - piccolo trumpet
Vlastimil Bicik - piano
Lenka Dusilova - vocal
Schola Gregoriana Pragensis, artistic director David Eben - Grunik Ensemble
Iva Bittova is one of the few Czech artists whose career goes beyond Czech borders. Her new CD "Zvon" (The Bell) is a large-scale project rich in sound that contains older as well as recent compositions from Iva Bittova's repertoire arranged for a symphonic orchestra. Arrangements were created by Petr Ostrouchov (film sountrack composer nominated for Czech Lion for the best film music for Zelary - which was also nominated for the Oscar - Obcansky prukaz and Vendeta) and Beata Hlavenkova, composer and pianist who leads her own trio, releases solo projects (CD Joy for Joel, 2009) and performs with Lenka Dusilova (Eternal Seekers, Baromantika). Studio recordings combine in an original way the minimalistic structure of the compositions with multi-layered sound of an orchestra and soloists and are very colorful, dynamic and influenced by many genres. |
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