Anton Reicha – String Quartets (Vol.2) – Kreutzer Quartet

Anton Reicha (Antonín Rejcha) (1770-1836) - String Quartets (Vol.2):
String Quartet in C minor, op.49 no.1
String Quartet in E flat major, op.48 no.3

Kreutzer Quartet

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Anton Reicha – Chamber works – Ensemble Schönbrunn

Anton Reicha [Antonín Rejcha] (1770-1836):
Eighteen Variations and a Fantasia on Mozart's theme "Se vuol ballare" for Flute, Violin and Cello, op.51
Grand Trio for Flute, Violin and Cello

Ensemble Schönbrunn

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Crusell, Kreutzer, Reicha – Oboe Quintets – Sarah Francis

remembering Anton (Antonín, Antoine) Reicha (Rejcha) on his birthday

(26 February 1770 – 28 May 1836)

Bernhard Henrik Crusell (1775-1838):
Divertimento in C major, op.9
Rodolphe Kreutzer (1766-1831):
Grand Quintet in C major
Anton Reicha (1770-1836):
Quintet in F major, op.107

Sarah Francis - oboe
The Allegri String Quartet

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Rejcha, Mozart Kukal – Chamber Works for Clarinet and Strings – Ludmila Peterková

Antonín Rejcha (1770-186):
Quintet for Clarinet and Strings in B flat major, op.89
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791):
Quintet for Basset Clarinet and Strings in A major, K 581
Ondřej Kukal (b.1964):
Clarinettino, op.11 - Concertino for Clarinet and Strings

Ludmila Peterková - clarinet
Bennewitz Quartet

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Anton Reicha – String Quartets (Vol.1) – Kreutzer Quartet

Anton Reicha (Antonín Rejcha) (1770-1836) - String Quartets (Vol.1):
String Quartet in C major, op.48 no.1
String Quartet in G major, op.48 no.2

Kreutzer Quartet

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A.Rejcha – Te Deum – Václav Smetáček

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Te Deum

Marta Boháčová - soprano
Oldřich Lindauer - tenor
Karel Průša - bass
Kühn Mixed Chor
Prague Symphony Orchestra
Václav Smetáček - conductor

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Antonín Rejcha – Flute Quartets op.98 – Aurèle Nicolet

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836) - 3 Quartets for Flute, Violin, Viola and Bass, op.98:
Quartet I in G minor
Quartet II in C major
Quartet III in G major

Aurèle Nicolet - flute
Mozart String Trio

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A.Reicha – Octet; A.Blanc – Septet – Consortium Classicum

Antonín (Rejcha) Reicha (1770-1836):
Octet in E flat major, op.96
Adolphe Blanc (1828-1885):
Septet in E major, op.40

Dieter Klöcker - clarinet and direction
Consortium Classicum

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Anton Reicha – Sinfonia Concertante, Symphony, Overture – Peter Gülke

remembering Anton Reicha on his birthday

(26 February 1770 – 28 May 1836)

Anton Reicha (Rejcha) (1770-1836):
Sinfonia concertante for Flute, Violin and Orchestra in G major
Overture in D major
Symphony in E flat major op.41

Symphony Orchestra Wuppertal
Peter Gülke - conductor

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A.Reicha – Wind Concertos – Klöcker, Willis, Hartmann

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Concerto for Clarinet in G minor (reconstructed by Eberhard Buschmann) *
Introduction and Rondo for Horn and Orchestra in F major +
Introduction and Variations for Clarinet and Orchestra on a theme by Dittersdorf in B major *
Theme and Variations for Bassoon and Orchestra in G major  #

Dieter Klöcker - clarinet *
Sarah Willis - horn +
Karl-Otto Hartmann - bassoon
Prague Chamber Orchestra
Milan Lajčik - conductor

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Baroque Bohemia & Beyond Vol.III – Linek, Kozeluch, Brixi, A.Rejcha

Baroque Bohemia & Beyond Vol.3

Jiří Ignác Línek (1725–1791):
Sinfonia Pastoralis in C major
Leopold Koželuch (1747–1818):
Symphony in G minor
František Xaver Brixi (1732–1771):
Symphony in D major
Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Symphony in E flat major, op.41

Czech Chamber Philharmonic
Vojtěch Spurný - conductor, harpsichord

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A.Reicha – Requiem – Mátl

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Requiem for Soloists, Chorus, Orchestra and Organ

Věnceslava Hrubá-Freiberger - soprano
Anna Barová - contralto
Vladimír Doležal - tenor
Luděk Vele - bass
Czech Philharmonic Chorus
Dvořák Chamber Orchestra
Ludomír Máti - conductor

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A.Rejcha - Symphonies - Kukal

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Symphony in E flat major, op.41
Symphony in C minor
Symphony in F minor
Symphony in G major

Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
Ondřej Kukal - conductor

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Rejcha - Symphonies in D major, in F major - Altrichter

more Antonín Rejcha's Symphonies

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Symphony in D major
Symphony in F major

Dvořák Chamber Orchestra
Petr Altrichter - conductor

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Rejcha - Symphonies in F minor, in C minor - Altrichter

more Antonín Rejcha's Symphonies

Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836):
Symphony in F minor
Symphony in C minor

Dvořák Chamber Orchestra
Petr Altrichter - conductor

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Prager Virtuosen (vol.1) - Mysliveček, A.Reicha

Josef Mysliveček (1737-1781):
Wind Octet in E flat major
Cello Concerto in C major
Aria "Quod est in igne calor" for Soprano, Horn and Orchestra
Symphony in C major

Antonín Rejcha (Anton Reicha) (1770-1836):
Overture for Orchestra in C major
Quintet for Wind Instruments in D major, op.19
Symphony in E flat major, op.41

[name of the soloists not available]

Virtuosi di Praga
Oldřich Vlček - conductor

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Voříšek, Rejcha - Symphonies - Štryncl

"It would be inconceivable to write a sleeve note for a recording of symphonies written in the first third of the 19th century without mentioning the name of Ludwig van Beethoven. (...) The symphony's journey to the top of the hierarchy of instrumental genres and to masterpieces of the Viennese "triple star" - Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven - was undertaken simultaneously in several music centres. In many places, musicians and composers from the Czech Lands were an important part of this process. A number of their works "made history", some of them are traditional fixtures in the concert repertoire, and others are still awaiting their day. If, however, we were to look among them for compositions which we could rank alongside Beethoven's symphonies, the leading candidates in this selection would undoubtely include those featured on this recording. (...)"

[Václav Kapsa in the booklet]


Jan Václav Hugo Voříšek (Johann Hugo Worzischek) (1791-1825):
Symphony in D major, op.24
Antonín Rejcha (Anton, Antoine Reicha) (1770-1836):
Ouvertura in D major
Symphony in E flat major, op.41

Musica Florea
Marek Štryncl - conductor

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