Vaclav Cizek; Lenka Cafourkova; Collegium Vocale 1704
Description
"The Supposed Miracle, or Cracovians and Highlanders" with libretto of W. Boguslawski and music composed by J. Stefani embodies the Polish tradition, the riches and beauty of the musical culture of a nation which made that culture a crucial element in its survival.
Besides its artistic qualities, it is also a priceless phonographic document of one of the most important works in the Polish musical literature.
An Opera in Two Acts, Václav Luks, with his two internationally renowned ensembles Collegium 1704 and Collegium Vocale 1704 and young Polish and Czech singers, approached the original score—newly edited and published by PWN Edition on the basis of source materials.
This is first studio recording on period instruments.
Tracklisting
Cyprien Katsaris
Mateusz Kowalski; Lorenzo Coppola; {oh!} Orkiestra; Martyna Pastuszka
Vadym Kholodenko
Ewa Poblocka
Maria Joao Pires
Halina Czerny-Stefanska
Ewa Poblocka
Piotr Pawlak, {oh!} Orchestra, Vaclav Luks
Sonya Yoncheva; Choeur & Orchestre de l'Opera Royal; Stefan Plewniak
Les Epopees; Stephane Fuget
Jodie Devos
Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra; Hungarian National Choir; Gyorgy Vashegyi; Helene Guilme
Reinoud Van Mechelen; A Nocte Temporis; Choeur de Chambre de Namur
Valeria Girardello; Luca Greco; Vittoria Giacobazzi; Leopoldo Punziano; Enrico Torre; Maurizio Rea;
Sofija Petrovic; Evelin Novak; Diana Haller; Stjepan Franetovic; Matteo Ivan Rasic; Ivica Cikes; Ma
Miriam Albano; Antonio Gares; Giuseppe Toia; Matteo Loi; Luigi De Donato; Alessandro De Marchi
