MARTINŮ B. CHAMBER MUSIC FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS / In Modo Camerale, J.Brejchová, P.Foltýn

Bohuslav Martinů - Sextet for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Two Bassoons and Piano 15:35

1. Preludium 3:39

2. Adagio 3:18

3. Scherzo (I.Divertimento) 2:31

4. Blues (II.Divertimento) 3:19

5. Finale 2:39

Bohuslav Martinů - Sonata for Flute and Piano 18:20

6. Allegro moderato 6:37

7. Adagio 6:06

8. Allegro poco moderato 5:30

Bohuslav Martinů - Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano 11:02

9. Moderato 5:37

10. Allegro moderato 3:05

11. Lento 2:15

Bohuslav Martinů - Four Madrigals for Wind Trio 18:30

12. Poco allegretto 4:00

13. Lento 3:39

14. Poco allegretto 4:56

15. Poco allegro 5:50

Total time 63:49

In Modo Camerale: Jana Brožková - oboe (1-5,12-15), Ludmila Peterková - clarinet (1-5,9-15), Jaroslav Kubita - bassoon (1-5,12-15), Tomáš Víšek - piano (1-11)

and guests: Jana Brejchová - flute (1-5), Pavel Foltýn - flute (6-8), Ondřej Roskovec - bassoon (1-5)

Sextet for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Two Bassoons and Piano (1929) belongs to those masterpieces of undeniably Parisian genesis, thanks not only to its unusual instrumental composition, which combines a wind quintet with two bassoons and a piano, but also to its overall experimental character. Sonata for Flute and Piano (1945) was created during composer's summer stay on the seaside resort of the Cape Cod, in South Orleans. In the Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano (1956) the solo clarinet displays the full scale of the instrument's technical virtuosity and coloratura. Four Madrigals for Wind Trio received its definitive form on the brink of the new year 1938 in Nice.

(Studio Matouš)